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Leave a gift in your Will
Find out about the life-changing impact of gifts in Wills for people with sight loss
Guide Dogs is one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities. We couldn’t continue our vital work without your generous donations and our amazing volunteers.
Every day 250 people start to lose their sight in the UK. When someone loses their sight, we're here to make sure they don't lose their freedom as well.
Sponsor a puppy
Oh, puppy love! Sponsor Pickle, Hetty or Darcy for a loved one this February and give a Valentine’s gift that makes a difference. For less than £2 a week, you’ll also be helping to give someone with sight loss the freedom to live the life they choose.
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Simon's story
Find out how Gifts in Wills helped Simon be there for all life’s special moments – thanks to his four amazing guide dogs.
Donate in memory
Make a donation to Guide Dogs in memory of a loved one or much-loved pet and help change lives. Your gift provides vital support for people with sight loss.
Spring Raffle
Play our online charity raffle for your chance to win up to £10,000. Your raffle entry could make a difference to the lives of people living with sight loss.
There are so many other ways to get involved and help change lives - from helping us raise the next generation of life-changers, to supporting our campaigns, or rehoming one of our retired guide dogs.
Whether you’re looking for yourself, a member of your family, or your child, our experts can help you find ways to live actively, independently and well with sight loss.
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This short advert captures the life-changing impact of gifts in Wills – from the joy of independence to newfound confidence. When you leave a gift in your Will to Guide Dogs, it could lead to a future where lives are transformed. Find out how to get started with our free Gifts in Wills Guide.
We’ve put together up-to-date information about common eye conditions in adults and children, where you can find support, and advice on how to live independently with sight loss.
Snow and cold weather can harm your dog’s paws. Learn how to keep your dog warm and safe in the winter.
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This February, we’re raising awareness of retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic eye condition that causes gradual vision loss. Find information and advice to help you or a loved one live confidently and independently.
