A Will is a good way to plan for the needs of your family and loved ones. By leaving a gift to Mind in your Will, you can help us create a better future for mental health.
Get our free Gifts in Wills Guide
Our guide gives you information on how to plan your Will, including choosing a solicitor and what wording to use.
How to make a Will
Make a free Will in person
Choose from around 800 firms of solicitors across the UK to make or update a simple Will in person, free of charge.
Make an online or phone free Will
In England or Wales, you can create a Will in the comfort of your own home with Co-op Legal Services.
Free Wills Month
Free Wills Month happens during March and October each year. If you're 55 and over, you can make or update your Will for free with a participating solicitor.
Why leave Mind a gift in your Will?
In this video, hear from some of our supporters and learn why they chose to leave a gift in their Will to Mind.
What types of gift can I give?
Find out more about the different types of gifts you can give in your Will, and what wording to use.
"If my gift provides some services for a person that otherwise wouldn’t have this chance, that will be great."
Jill had to cope on her own with postnatal depression in the 1960s. She tells us why she's leaving a gift to Mind in her Will.
Videos: How to make or update your Will
Take a look at our gallery of short films to find out more about Wills and making a gift to Mind in your Will.
What is a Will and why is it important?
In this video we explain what a Will is and why it's important to have one and keep it up to date.
Making your Will for the first time
In this video, solicitor Gaynor Jackson at Ward Hadaway Law Firm explains the steps involved in making your will for the first time.
Update an existing Will
In this video, you'll hear from solicitor Gaynor about the steps involved in updating your will.
Providing for loved ones with mental health problems
In this video, solicitor Gaynor explains the ways you can provide for loved ones with mental health problems in your Will.
Leaving a gift to Mind in your Will
In this video we explain how to make a gift to Mind in your Will. And how your gift makes a difference.
How your gift makes a difference
When Pete had a panic attack he called our Infoline. In this video, Pete talks about his experience, how Mind helped him, and why your gift to Mind makes a difference.
Let us know you're leaving us a gift in your Will
If you plan to make a gift to us in your Will, or if you've already included a gift to Mind in your Will, we'd love to hear from you. This means we can plan better for the future. And we'd also love the opportunity to say thank you. To let us know you've left us a gift in your will, either:
- Complete and send back the form in your Wills Guide
- Call our Gifts in Wills team on 020 8519 2122
- Email [email protected]
Information for executors, solicitors and those handling an estate
We'd be grateful if you could tell us about any bequests by emailing [email protected]. Or you can contact us by post.
If your query is urgent, please include your contact details and request a call back. Thank you for your support.
Got questions about Wills?
Please get in touch with our Wills team on 0208 215 2243 or email [email protected]. You might also find an answer in our FAQs.