Every single day, at least one child, teenager, or adult will lose their life to primary bone cancer.

With a gift in your Will, you can help us change this. Together, we can transform the future for everyone affected by this devastating disease.

How will a gift in my Will help?

Gifts in Wills help all areas of our work including life-saving research that could lead to:

Quicker diagnosis

Your gift could help find answers to urgent questions such as ‘What causes bone tumours?’, speeding up diagnosis so more people survive.

Better treatments

People with bone cancer undergo brutal treatments, including life-altering surgeries, in some cases amputation. You could help find kinder treatments that improve quality of life, reduce side effects and stop the disease from spreading or returning.

More lives saved

Every piece of research you fund will help us learn more and move closer to a cure.


Write your Will for free

Writing your Will can give you peace of mind for the future - knowing your loved ones will be provided for.

So, we've teamed up with trusted Will writing partners - solicitors or professional Will writers - to help you write your Will for free.

There's no obligation to leave a gift, but many supporters choose to do so after providing for their loved ones - whether they've lived with bone cancer themselves, supported a loved one through it or grieved the loss of someone special.

Brilliant service, quick and easy to do, the whole process was done in less than a week.

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Update your existing Will for free

If you already have a Will and would like to add a gift to the Bone Cancer Research Trust to help patients and their loved ones, your solicitor or Will writer can update it.

Alternatively, you can use our Free Will Writing Partner, Irwin Mitchell, to update your Will at no cost to you.

Update your Will for free


This is Peter's story

Pauline and Mike are leaving a gift in their Will to remember their son, Peter. Pauline’s late mother, Muriel, also left a kind gift to help vital research in her grandson's memory.

Our son Peter died in April 1999 aged 21 after three years of living with osteosarcoma.

Peter was a lively outgoing young person who enjoyed sport and music and spending time with his family and friends...

Read Peter's Story


We're here to help

If you have any questions or would like more information about leaving a gift in your Will, contact Saira in our Gifts in Wills team.

Email: GiftsInWills@bcrt.org.uk

Call: 0113 258 5934


We know that a Will is one of the most important documents you will ever write, below are some common questions and answers that might help you.