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Making a donation, or fundraising in memory, is a really special and meaningful way to honour someone who has meant so much to you.
We’re always incredibly touched to receive these donations and so grateful that the legacy of your loved one will be helping to make a huge difference to families we support.
Their life can make a lasting impact
There are a few different ways that you can honour the memory of your loved one, so that their life can play a role in helping hundreds of others.
A Precious Moments Tribute Fund is a beautiful way to create a lasting celebration of your loved one. It’s a safe online space to share memories, stories, photos and even special music with friends and family, or raise funds in their name if you wish to do so.
Funeral collections are a powerful way to remember your loved one. You might ask for a donation instead of flowers or hold a collection, whichever you choose, it’s a way for everyone to remember that although your person’s life is lost, they will be continue to be a force for good.
You can also use a Precious Moments Tribute to share funeral details easily in one place. More information can be found here
Donating to us is a simple way to make a difference in their memory. Every single donation has the power to help us keep a family moving forward through the toughest of times.
You could do one of our sports challenges or create a personal fundraiser of your own. Lots of people find taking on a physical challenge a really cathartic way to remember their loved one.
We’re here to support you
If you’d like to talk to someone from the team about ways that you can donate or fundraise in memory of your loved one, call us on 0208 974 5931.
Please remember, if you’re going through a difficult time after losing your loved one, we’re always here for you, so do reach out to your Family Support Worker if you need to.