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Donate a one-off gift to CAP or set up a monthly donation.
Thinking of leaving a gift in your Will? Find out how to leave a gift for a cause you care about, and learn about the difference that a gift in your Will can make.
Leave a legacy of hope for the future
By leaving a gift in your Will to CAP, you’ll bring lasting change to individuals and families trapped in debt, poverty, and isolation. Your legacy will empower churches to provide expert financial support and bring hope through God’s love, creating brighter futures for many.
Every year, thousands of people break free from debt with CAP’s expert guidance, supported by local churches. Together, we transform lives by offering practical help, emotional care, and spiritual support.
How to leave a gift in your Will
Writing your Will is simple with our free Will service. Get expert guidance from trusted solicitors in person, by phone, or online—at no cost to you. You can also choose to leave a gift to CAP.
Request your free ‘Gifts in Wills’ guide to see how your legacy can help end UK poverty. There’s no obligation, but we hope you’ll consider supporting CAP’s life-changing work.
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How your gift makes a difference
A gift in your Will ensures that CAP’s life-changing support reaches those who need it most, now and in the future.
Free debt advice and support
Local churches offer expert, free debt solutions, helping people regain control of their finances and live without the fear of debt.
Comprehensive care
Your gift supports people through job searches, budgeting, and providing emotional and spiritual care in their darkest moments.
Transform lives
You’ll help bring dignity and hope to individuals and families, offering them the tools to rebuild their lives with confidence.
Show God’s love in action
Local churches offer more than just routes of debt, they also provide holistic support to help people find hope again.
Writing a Will is the only way to make sure you have control over what happens to your money, property and belongings when you die. If you die without a Will, the law decides who gets what.
It’s never too early to write a Will. Having a Will means you can make it clear what your wishes are, reducing stress for your next of kin and family at a difficult time.
If you have children under 18, writing a Will is the only way you get to decide who you’d like to become their legal guardian.
Writing your Will is also an opportunity to give a donation to a cause you care about.
You can write your Will yourself, but it’s recommended you get help from a solicitor to write your Will.
You need to get your Will formally witnessed and signed to make it legally valid.
The average cost of writing a Will starts from around £150. With our free Will writing service, we can help you write your Will for free.
There are lots of debt organisations helping people, but none like CAP, who bring hope and a message that you’re not alone.
Lizzy and Hilary, CAP supporters who have pledged a gift in their Will
Got questions?
Get in touch with our specially trained team if you have any questions or would like to know more about getting your Will written for free.
Call: 01274 760 761 (Monday to Friday, 9am‑4:45pm)
Email: [email protected]
*Please note: the in-person and telephone service for the National Free Wills Network is available across the whole of the UK, whereas the online service is currently only available for residents of England and Wales.
