Introducing: Make 2nds Count Our Newest Charity Partnership

At Thomas Bradley & Co, we are delighted to announce our new charity partnership with Make 2nds Count – a pioneering organisation dedicated to raising awareness, funding research, and providing support for patients living with secondary (metastatic) breast cancer.

This inspiring charity works tirelessly to make a difference in the lives of those affected by a diagnosis that too often receives limited attention. Through this partnership, we aim to support Make 2nds Count and their incredible community by offering accessible and affordable Estate Planning services – while encouraging supporters to consider leaving a Gift in their Will to help continue their vital work for years to come.

Why Legacy Giving Matters

Secondary breast cancer affects thousands of families across the UK. With no cure currently available, ongoing support, research, and education are more important than ever. By leaving a legacy gift in your Will to Make 2nds Count, you can ensure that progress continues, more patients get the support they deserve, and more awareness is raised about this overlooked condition.

Whether you’ve been personally impacted by secondary breast cancer or simply believe in supporting life-changing causes, leaving a gift in your Will can create a meaningful, lasting legacy.

Estate Planning Made Simple – Supporting You, Supporting Charity

Thomas Bradley & Co is one of Scotland’s leading Estate Planning law firms. We specialise in Asset Protection, Inheritance Tax Planning, and Wills and Power of Attorney, helping clients across the UK protect their estate and pass on their legacy efficiently and securely.

We are offering a range of Will services to supporters of Make 2nds Count, including:

• Free Will Service for those aged 50+

• Fixed-fee services for clarity and affordability

• Quick turnaround and friendly, expert guidance

• Safe, secure, and cost-effective Will storage

  
  

All we ask is that you consider leaving a Gift in your Will to Make 2nds Count. It could be a small amount, a percentage of your estate, or a specific asset – whatever feels right for you.