Make your Will for free with Free Will Support us by setting up a gift in your will and help us to sustain our lifesaving service and plan for the future. Expand Make your free Will We've partnered with FreeWills.co.uk to provide all our supporters with the opportunity to make their own fully comprehensive Will for free. You can make your personalised Will online in three simple steps, from the comfort of your own home and with live support from their Will specialists. Wills are checked by a practising solicitor and Free Will is signed up to the FR Regulator and the Will Writing Society. Creating your free will is very simple Visit the Free Will website and share your wishes with Free Will. Print your personalised Will. Get your will signed by two witnesses. The service is 100% free, easy to complete and you can update it any time you like for free. Find out more about the free service. There’s no obligation to leave a gift to us, but we do hope you do so to enable us to continue our important work. Make your free Will
Setting up a donations page in memory of a loved one If you would like to set up a charitable fund in memory of someone then creating a fundraising page is a good way to do so. Expand If you are considering setting up a fundraising event in memory of someone, you can do so easily by setting up a JustGiving page, Givetap page, a Facebook page, or on your desired donations platform. You may want to attach your activity to a particular 'in memory' event, such as a reception, or simply request donations in memory of your loved one to this page. There are all sorts of ways to serve the memory of a loved one by serving charity. Take a look
Donations instead of flowers Making a charitable donation is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to flowers Expand We have found that more mourners are asked to make a donation to the deceased’s favourite charity instead of buying flowers. This is a wonderful way to honour the memory of a love one that makes a huge difference to us at the same time. Find out about ways to donate
How to support Devon Air Ambulance in your Will Remembering a charity in your Will is straightforward. Expand We recommend you visit a solicitor to make a Will, or make an amendment to your existing Will. If you simply want to add on a legacy, this could be done by drawing up what is known as a Codicil. This is then simply kept with the original copy of your Will. Your solicitor will request the following information from you: Name of the Charity: Devon Air Ambulance Trust Charity's Address: 5 Sandpiper Court, Harrington Lane, Exeter, EX4 8NS Charity's Registration Number: Registered Charity No: 1077998 Scroll up to read some of the articles that give you further insight into writing your Will, and look out for Will's Month in November each year for a chance to support Devon Air Ambulance when you write your Will. If you would like further information, please contact us
Relevant articles about leaving a legacy Read our articles relating to leaving a gift in your Will. Expand Relevant articles Answers to your questions about wills Wills Month: A lasting legacy: Our founder's story Wills Month: What do those who are remembering us in their wills say? Wills Month: You don't have to be a medic to save a life Wills Month: Talk to family, talk to friends, then talk to a solicitor Wills Month: Your legacy can help a loved one and the loved ones of others