25 Feb Yorkshire Cancer Research join The Goodwill Partnership

The Goodwill Partnership is delighted to be partnering with Yorkshire Cancer Research, Yorkshire’s very own cancer charity.

Yorkshire Cancer Research funds vital research to help give everyone in Yorkshire the best chance of living a long and healthy life, with, without and after cancer. The charity aims to save an extra 2000 lives a year from cancer in Yorkshire by working in local communities, raising awareness of cancer symptoms, promoting early diagnosis and bringing world-class treatments to the people of Yorkshire.

With one in three of Yorkshire Cancer Research projects being funded through Gifts in Wills, this is a vital part of their funding. By joining The Goodwill Partnership, Yorkshire Cancer Research can offer Will-writing services to its supporters which allows them to leave a legacy if they wish although there is no obligation to do so.

Yorkshire Cancer Research, Chief Executive, Dr Kathryn Scott said: “Leaving a gift in your Will to Yorkshire Cancer Research is one of the most valuable and enduring ways you can help the people of Yorkshire avoid, survive and cope with cancer. Gifts in Wills help us to enable earlier diagnosis, improve access to screening and treatment, fund ground-breaking clinical trials and influence better lifestyle choices. We are pleased to be working with The Goodwill Partnership to offer people the chance to support future projects, which will help save even more lives”.

Mark Jackson, Co-Founder of The Goodwill Partnership, said: “We are pleased to be teaming up with Yorkshire Cancer Research and hope that our service proves to be another invaluable source

Leaving a gift in your Will to Yorkshire Cancer Research is one of the most valuable and enduring ways you can help the people of Yorkshire avoid, survive and cope with cancer...