A legacy fundraising programme targeted to reach your select audience.
The National Free Wills Network gives you the opportunity to turn your target audience into committed pledgers.
How the Network can help your charity
All current member charities have access to a comprehensive (and ever expanding) national Network of Solicitors. With 1,024 law firms currently involved, on average we have a participating solicitor within 3.5 miles of each donor referred.
With the experience of 142,036 Wills written, we know that three-quarters of the Wills include a legacy to the referring charity. We know this because all of the results are measurable and reported to the charity so they can see their excellent return on investment.
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105,067 legacies generated by The National Free Wills Network
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£1.04bn raised in estimated future income for participating charities
Trusted by leading charities
Hear it from our members
Charities across every cause area rely on the National Free Wills Network to grow their legacy programmes and build lasting relationships with supporters.
- Marie Curie
- World Cancer Research Fund
- Fishermen’s Mission
- British Heart Foundation
- RNLI
- Save the Children
- NSPCC
- Barnardo’s
- Guide Dogs
- Mind
- National Trust
- WWF-UK
Expertise and tools that stretch your budget further.
We know that, for the majority of charities, legacies are an area of fundraising that struggles for vital resources alongside day-to-day needs. That’s why we offer plenty of practical support, helping members make the most of the time and budget they have available for gifts in Wills.
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Access to our experienced team
Discussions, advice, statistical insights, copywriting, copy-proofing and compliance checks.
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Handbook and customisable materials
Produced with select charity representatives and CatSnake, these practical resources shape your messaging, help you get started and make legacy marketing accessible and achievable.
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Library of materials
A cause-area library of letters, leaflets, Will guides and more from other charities.
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Annual Conference
Extended networking, case studies, original research and guest speakers – in-person or online.
My Free Wills Portal
The My Free Wills Portal is a central tool within the National Free Wills Network, designed to give charities full visibility, control, and efficiency in managing their legacy programme.