Write your will for free and leave a lasting legacy for generations to come.

We’re proud to be partnering with Bequeathed to offer you a free, simple, and secure way to write your will online with MyIntent.

Whether you’re writing your first will or updating an existing one, this is a chance to take care of what matters most and - if you choose - make a lasting difference for people affected by aplastic anaemia.

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What is a Free Wills Service?

Our Free Wills Service gives you the opportunity to write or update a basic will at no cost through a trusted online service. There’s no obligation to leave a gift to AAT, but many people choose to include a small percentage of their estate to support causes close to their heart.

Even 1% could help fund groundbreaking research, improve treatments, and ensure no one faces aplastic anaemia alone.

How it works

1. Visit the Bequeathed website (link)
2. Create your will online in around 30 minutes
3. Get tailored advice and support from a legal advisor if you need further help.
4. Choose whether to leave a gift to AAT or other causes – it’s completely up to you.

Why it matters

Every gift in a will, however large or small, helps us take another step towards a future free from aplastic anaemia. Your legacy could help us fund the next breakthrough - and help us bridge the gap between where we are today and the future we want to build.

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Already included The AAT in your will?

Thank you so much for your gift. Legacy giving is an incredibly personal way to support us and helps us plan for the future, so we are incredibly grateful that you have already thought of us. If you’d like to let us know (in confidence), we’d love to thank you properly and keep you updated on how your legacy will make a difference. Please let Hannah know, [email protected]

Ready to write your free will?

Click here to get started with Bequeathed

Our free Will Writing service, like all our support, is open to anyone affected by aplastic anaemia. This means people with aplastic anaemia and family and friends.