Legacy Pledge Platform
My Loved Ones
Make your legacy visible today
77% of us would leave something to charity, but only 22% ever put it in a will. Don't wait for "someday", start with 1% pledge to inspire billions.
My Loved Ones
Legacy Pledge · now
I'm making my legacy visible today. Here's my pledge to inspire billions.
Tap the highlighted words to personalise your pledge — or leave it as “charity”.
I, , pledge at least % of my legacy to .
Join me. Make your legacy visible today.
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Not sure which organisation to choose?
You can name a specific charity now — or leave it open and choose the cause later.
Browse the catalogWhat you receive
Your Legacy Pledge Kit
One click builds everything you need to make your promise public — beautifully.
Social media card
Your personalized pledge image, ready to post.
Profile badge
"I Pledged for Good" — your photo in the frame.
Social banner
Sized for LinkedIn and Facebook covers.
Post text
A ready-to-use caption that explains your pledge.
Note to loved ones
A calm letter for your family or closest people.
The idea
What is a Legacy Pledge?
It's not about death. It's about making your values visible while you're here.
A statement of goodwill
A simple, public expression of a wish you hold today — no forms, no lawyers.
Not a legal will
It does not replace proper estate planning. It points the way and makes your intention known.
A first step
It helps the people you love understand what matters to you — and how to honour it.
From the founder
I built My Loved Ones to make the Legacy Pledge a new social norm — so leaving a little to a cause you love becomes an ordinary, visible act, not a rare one.
Sergei · Founder
More about us and whywould leave something to charity
ever actually put it in a will
is all it takes to start, today
Source: Remember A Charity consumer benchmark study (2023).
Why it matters
Good intentions often stay invisible
Many of us care about a cause we would love to support one day. But "one day" is easy to postpone. A will feels formal. A family conversation feels awkward. So the wish usually stays unsaid.
Before
“I should think about this someday.”
After
“My loved ones know what matters to me.”
What people say
The 1% that stays with people
A small, public promise — and what it can mean.
Marta
Entrepreneur
“I'd given to causes for years, quietly. Making my pledge public — pointing at what I believe in — felt like the most honest thing I've done.”
Leo
Student
“I don't have much yet — but 1% of whatever I leave one day? That I can promise now. It took two minutes and it felt good.”
Henry
Retired teacher
“At my age you think about what lasts. My pledge is a small line, but it says exactly what I stood for — my grandchildren will read it one day.”
David
Small-business owner
“No forms, no lawyers, no pressure. I named the cause I love, my family keeps the rest, and now it's out in the open.”
Sofia
Nurse
“I see every day how much good a little help does. Pledging 1% made my values part of my legacy, not just my week.”
Clara
Homemaker
“I showed my kids my pledge card. It started the best conversation we've ever had about what actually matters to us.”
Illustrative examples — composite voices, not specific individuals. We'll replace these with real, consented stories as pledgers choose to share them.
The honest answers
Questions people ask
A public pledge can feel new. Here's what it really means.
Does this obligate me to anything?
No. A pledge is not a will and not a legal document. It obligates neither you nor your loved ones — it is simply an expression of your wish, made public to inspire others.
What if my loved ones think something is wrong?
They won’t. You share it as part of a public campaign, and we email you a note explaining it that you can forward to your family — so everyone understands it’s about your values, not your health.
What if I change my mind?
No problem — change it as often as you like. Nothing here is binding; only a real will is legally effective. Your pledge stays a public expression of your goodwill, nothing more.
Privacy & control
You stay in control
Your page is unlisted
Your pledge page is unlisted — only people you share the link with can see it.
The charity hears from you only if you ask
Your details are shared with an organisation only when you tick the optional box.
Your files are not stored
Your photo and kit are generated temporarily and deleted after delivery.
For charities
For charities and nonprofits
Join the campaign and help your supporters make their future goodwill visible today.
- A profile page
- A campaign link
- Ready-to-use social texts
- Anonymous pledge statistics
- Consented legacy leads
- A monthly report
Good to know
Questions & answers
No. A pledge is a public expression of your wish, not a legal document.
Make your legacy visible today.
Start with 1%. Leave more if you wish.