1 in 4 of the children we care for are looked after by a donation left in a will
This March, we're joining Make a Will Month and the National Hospice Legacy "This is Hospice Care" Campaign, partnering with solicitors across Yorkshire so you can write a basic will or a pair of basic mirror (matching) wills for free.
We're proud to be a part of this collaboration between 143 hospices across England, Scotland, and Wales, brought together by Hospice UK.
Make your free will in 3 easy steps
1. Click 'Request a free will pack' to download your information pack.
2. Choose a solicitor from the list and contact them to book an appointment in March.
3. Fill in the entitlement voucher in your pack and give it to your solicitor when you meet them.
You are under no obligation to leave a gift to us, but if you choose to remember Martin House in your will it will make a real difference. A gift of one per cent of your estate could help ensure we can continue to be there for families who will need us in the future.
Leave your legacy and help us to continue ours
By using this free will offer, you could save on average £125 - £250.
A £250 donation could help ensure a doctor is available at the end of a phone 24/7, meaning parents always have expert medical advice when they need it.
A £125 donation could help pay for two outreach sessions so one of our music therapists can visit a poorly child in paediatric intensive care.
A £50 donation could help us provide a specialist counselling session, giving a grieving parent time to come to terms with their overwhelming sense of loss.
Thank you to our participating solicitors
Your support makes a difference
"My partner and I decided to take part in Make a Will Month, as we didn’t have a will in place. The process was extremely straightforward – we got to choose from a list of participating solicitors and the service we got was excellent, with everything clearly explained to us and our wills tailored to our needs. If you haven’t got a will, this is a great way to get one sorted, and support the great work that Martin House does at the same time."
Jack Firth
Martin House supporter