Support Charities Through Your Legacy
Everhere lets you browse verified UK charities, make donations, and even leave a gift in your legacy plan — so the causes you care about live on after you.
Why people give through their legacy
A gift to charity in your will or estate plan — sometimes called a "charitable legacy" — is one of the most meaningful things you can leave behind. It costs nothing now, but it can make an enormous difference to an organisation that matters to you.
Whether it's the hospice that cared for a loved one, a mental health charity that helped you through a difficult time, or simply a cause close to your heart — Everhere makes it easy to find, document, and donate to charities you care about.
"Around £3 billion is left to charity in wills each year in the UK. Even a small gift can change lives — and it's a way of saying what mattered to you."
Causes you can support
Health & Hospice
Support end-of-life care, cancer research, and palliative services.
Mental Health
Help those affected by grief, anxiety, and bereavement.
Children
Give to charities supporting children in need.
Animal Welfare
Support rescue organisations and animal sanctuaries.
Environment
Leave a greener world behind for future generations.
Elderly Care
Support organisations helping older people live with dignity.
What you can do when logged in
One-off or legacy donations
Donate directly or include a charity gift in your legacy plan.
Verified charities only
Every charity on our platform is checked and approved before listing.
Causes from across the UK
Browse local, national, and international organisations.
Featured & curated picks
We highlight charities aligned with legacy and end-of-life planning.
"Mum always talked about the hospice that cared for her mother. We had no idea how to leave them something."
When Catherine's mother passed away, the family wanted to honour her memory with a charitable donation — specifically to the hospice that had cared for her own mother decades earlier. But they couldn't find the charity easily, didn't know how to make a gift through the estate, and weren't sure if it was even still operating.
"She'd mentioned it so many times over the years. We knew it mattered to her. But we didn't have a name written down, and nobody in the family could agree on the right one. In the end, we never made the donation. That still bothers us."
"If she'd saved the charity's details in one place, we could have honoured her wishes exactly. That's all it would have taken."
— Catherine, daughter
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