Gifts in Wills help to fund research seeking to overcome some of the major health problems of our time, including cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's and multiple sclerosis.

We understand that the causes closest to your heart are often personal, which is why you can choose to fund the area of research which means the most to you. And as the Queen's Foundation is a registered charity, 100% of your gift will go directly to your chosen cause.

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Queen’s academic, Dr Denise Fitzgerald, and her team, are undertaking innovative research into how parts of the immune system can help repair the damage to the central nervous system caused by MS attacks. This research offers a beacon of hope to thousands of people with MS, including Caroline Jamison from Carrickfergus.

“My mother was diagnosed with MS at 33. Six years after her death, I was also diagnosed. It was then I discovered the ground-breaking research Denise and her team are carrying out. It gave my dad and I hope that a cure will be found.

The following year my dad passed and left me his beautiful collection of vintage motorbikes he had lovingly restored during his lifetime. I use the bikes to help fundraise for the MS research team at Queen’s. I am proud to be associated with the team – helping, in my own way, to ensure research continues until a treatment is found that will benefit MS sufferers worldwide."