
Support the power of science
Thanks to you, our researchers are improving human health, changing lives, and giving hope to people with overlooked and underfunded health conditions.
Gifts in Wills are hugely important to the future of the Foundation and are the driving force behind the majority of the medical research we are able to fund.
By leaving a gift to the Medical Research Foundation, you’ll be funding the research that future generations will depend on.
Thanks to gifts in Wills, the Medical Research Foundation has supported vital areas of life-changing research that are often overlooked – ensuring we fill the gaps in medical knowledge and protect the future of human health.
We are an independent charity, focused solely on funding high quality medical research. With close links to the Medical Research Council, we’re able to choose the most impactful studies and adapt quickly to meet any emerging health crisis – thanks to the support of people like you.
Many of the scientists we support are at the beginning of their careers when funding is hardest to secure – your support at this crucial time can propel a scientist to discoveries that will change the future of medicine and change lives for years to come.
Your Will can make the difference.
By the time my donation reaches the Foundation, it’s impossible to know the biggest health challenges we’ll be facing. But I know it will be focused on areas with the greatest need, when the time comes.Frances Rawle, who pledged a gift in her Will to the Foundation in 2018
All you need are the following details, which would be shared with your solicitor:
Registered name: Medical Research Foundation
Registered charity number: 1138223
Find out more about your options when it comes to writing your Will, including how you can do this at a low cost (or for free), and how we can support you with it.
If you have any questions on gifts in Wills or the impact you could have, please contact our Fundraising team on 020 4581 2404 or email legacy@medicalresearchfoundation.org.uk.
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Sign up nowProfessor Nick Lemoine CBE served as our trustee since 2011 and became Chair in 2015. After stepping down as Chair in October 2023, Professor Lemoine explains why he's leaving a gift in his Will to the Foundation: