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Solicitor firms encouraged to help two-thirds of UK adults without an up-to-date Will by joining 2024 Will Aid campaign

Solicitors now have the chance to help the staggering 67% of UK adults who either don’t have a Will or have one that’s out-of-date, by taking part in this year’s Will Aid campaign. A poll by the Will-writing charity, which surveyed more than 2,000 people across the country, found 56% haven’t made a Will, and […]

Why Solicitors Keep Returning To Support The Will Aid Campaign Year After Year

The annual Will Aid campaign unites solicitors and UK charities, raising over £24 million since 1988. This initiative benefits charities and offers participating solicitors advantages like flexibility, long-term client relationships, expanded reach and additional service opportunities. It also helps firms meet corporate social responsibility goals.

Will Aid: Unlock publicity for your firm while helping those who need it most

Participating in the Will Aid campaign offers a unique opportunity for solicitors to grow their client base while supporting UK charities. By waiving your fee for writing basic Wills and encouraging voluntary donations, you can enhance your firm’s profile and contribute to important causes. With comprehensive PR support from the Will Aid team, including press releases, local media coverage, and social media tools, you’ll maximise your campaign impact.

Will Aid: Why doing good is good for your business

Helping others and supporting the local community is one of the main reasons why law firms sign up to take part in Will Aid each year.

But there are a whole host of business benefits to being part of Will Aid – such as meeting new clients, boosting staff morale, and raising your solicitors’ local profile.

Will Aid’s Letter to the Editor

While we are no longer living with the restrictions once imposed due to Covid-19 and the subsequent worries brought on by the virus, for many of us, our lives remain far from care-free.

Every day we are faced with the devastating circumstances forced upon our Ukrainian neighbours and the consequences for wider Europe. Not only that, but closer to home we are experiencing a cost-of-living crisis, with bills and uncertainty continuing to rise.

Although many things seem uncertain, one thing which remains indisputable is the importance of having a will, ensuring people’s wishes and their loved ones are protected when they die. And that’s where Will Aid can help.

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