Gifts in wills
This month, we're offering you the chance to write your will for free. Help us move a vital step closer to a world where no baby dies suddenly or unexpectedly.
How it started
In 1970, Nancy Hunter-Gray gave a researcher £200 to hold a conference to find out why her grandson, Martin, had died suddenly and inexplicably.
This led to the creation of the charity and, since then, we have invested £12 million and worked with world-leading researchers to find out why babies die and how to prevent it. Research, such as that by Professor Fleming which informed our ‘Back to sleep’ campaign in 1991, has saved over 30,000 babies’ lives.
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Research saves lives. We saw this very clearly when families demanded answers to why their babies had died and fundraised for research, leading to the Back to Sleep Campaign in the 1990s... We cannot become complacent; up to 200 families every year still need answers, and we need research to be able to give those answers to families and to prevent as many deaths as possible.
Dr Anna Pease, Chair of our Scientific Advisory Group
Power more research with a monthly gift
You are the key that can unlock answers. Setting up a monthly gift today will help to create a world where no baby dies suddenly or unexpectedly.
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Although not having a reason for [Jessica's] death was hard to deal with, we knew we had done nothing wrong and followed all the safe sleep guidelines. Maybe one day an answer will be found, which is why we choose to support Lullaby with monthly donations and are helping with the latest research scheme.
Jennifer, bereaved mum to Jessica Rose
Other ways you can help to fund research
Raise money
Every pound you raise as one of our amazing fundraisers will drive us forward to a future where no baby dies suddenly or unexpectedly.
