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October is Free Wills Month

Leave a gift that opens up a world of opportunity.

Guide Dogs is one of the UK’s leading sight loss charities. Our expert staff, volunteers and life-changing guide dogs help people with sight loss live the life they choose. We couldn’t continue our vital work without your generous donations and our amazing volunteers.

A group of guide dogs puppies bounding in grass

Our pups put the fun into fundraising. Help them become life-changers by fundraising any day this October, any way you like. There are so many fun ways you can get involved, either with your friends and family, colleagues, school, community, or on your own. 

Josh, a service user, smiles on camera.

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.

Black Labrador puppy sitting on a pink puppy pawprint mat.

From just £1 a week, you can help a puppy grow into a life-changing guide dog and give someone with sight loss the freedom to live the life they choose.

Yellow labrador stands in a harness on the pavement and looks to camera

Are you interested in having a dog but have too many commitments? You could foster a future life-changer like Ringo, the star of our advert! We cover the food and bills, whilst also looking after them throughout the day.

Our latest TV advert

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Guide dog owner wears high visibility jacket and walks with guide dog on hardness into the road avoiding a parked car on pavement

Pavement parking forces people with a vision impairment into the road and oncoming traffic they can't see. Find out why we're campaigning for a clear national law to tackle this.

Two puppies sleeping

Find out how you can fundraise with colleagues, a social group, or friends and family to name an adorable guide dog puppy and become part of their life-changing journey.

A man and woman sitting on a sofa talking about their eye conditions

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.