Leave a lasting legacy
Supporting people with blood cancer by leaving a gift in your will.
Blood cancers kill 15,000 people every year. By leaving a gift to Leukaemia Cancer Society you will enable us to:
- Fund cancer research of the highest international standard
- Continue providing support to future generations of patients and their families
- Reach diverse communities so no one misses out on diagnosis or treatment.
A gift you can afford
Give what is right for you. We understand that family and friends come first. Think about who you need to look after, who you want to give to and whether you would like to leave a gift to people with blood cancer. Big or small all gifts will make a difference. To get a free will through Farewill.com use this link farewill.com/lcs-web
Why make a will?
Dying without a will can make it much harder for your relatives to deal with your estate – and at a time when they are grieving. It can also mean that they have to pay more inheritance tax. Making a will means you get to decide what happens to your money and property and make sure you look after the people you love.
- A will makes it much easier for your family or friends to sort everything out when you die.
- If you don’t write a will, you won't be able to choose who inherits.
- A will can help reduce the amount of Inheritance Tax you pay.
- A will is very important if you have people who depend on you financially.
- For more information visit moneyadviceservice.org.uk
More News & Events
Short Story Competition 2025/26
Entry is now open for the Leukaemia Cancer Society Short Story Competition 2025/26. With leukaemia still threatening the lives and security of thousands, the Leukaemia Cancer Society is looking to use creative writing as a way of raising awareness.
Fashion Show
The Leukaemia Cancer Society held its annual charity fashion show, raising awareness and funds in aid of the charity. The event held at Epione Centre in Denmark Road N8 on Friday 4th October was hugely successful.
Short Story Competition
Entry is now open for the Leukaemia Cancer Society Short Story Competition 2024/25. The Short story Competition is open to all UK children aged between 7 - 15 years old. Students are invited to enter their short stories, and battle it out for the opportunity to have their work published.
LCS Dog Walk
Do a dog walking challenge with your furry friend.This is a great way to get out and about with your dog and raise money for people living with cancer.
Jump for blood cancer
September is Childhood Cancer Month - will you help us raise money for children with blood cancer by jumping out of a plane?
Cancer Support Group
We were delighted to hold our first post covid support group. People shared their experiences, fears and concerns. It was emotional at times and attendees supported each other. The event was jointly hosted by us and Epione Wellbeing Centre.