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Gifts in Wills: Radically advance research into epilepsy

A gift in your Will could help create a life free from epilepsy for those living with the condition.

Epilepsy affects 633,000 people in the UK – that’s roughly 1 in every 100. Despite this, research into epilepsy has been chronically underfunded compared to other neurological conditions. By leaving a gift in your Will to the Epilepsy Research Institute, you can ensure that vital research into epilepsy continues.

There is an urgent need to invest in research in order to improve treatments and achieve a greater understanding of the condition’s underlying mechanisms, taking us closer to our vision of a life free from epilepsy. Despite advances in science, around 30% of those with the condition still do not respond to existing treatments and in 65% of people, the cause of their epilepsy remains unknown. In the UK alone, three people lose their lives to epilepsy every day.

I would like epilepsy researchers to have the funding to help decades of future patients become seizure-free.
Jeanette, Epilepsy Research Institute supporter

Gifts in Wills make up around half of our annual voluntary income and have played a significant role in funding our extensive research portfolio.  It’s only due to this generosity that we have been able to fund clinical research to improve treatments and therapies, and lab-based studies working to prevent epilepsy for good. However, there’s still work to be done.

YOUR GIFT IS GUARANTEED TO HAVE A GREATER IMPACT
Over the last five years, our investment in research has leveraged over £37.8 million in follow-on funding, meaning every pound we invested has generated a further £5.41 for epilepsy research.

Once you’ve remembered your loved ones, would you consider investing in the future of epilepsy research by leaving a gift in your Will to the Epilepsy Research Institute? 

To find out more and to download our Gifts in Wills guide, visit our website or email [email protected]

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