Set up a personalised online funeral notice page where people can leave messages and make donations in memory of your loved one.
Setting up a page is straightforward and removes the hassle of organising a collection on the day. You can easily share your special page and allow people who are unable to attend the chance to be involved.
Giving in Memory
Giving in Memory
Supporting children and families in memory of a loved one
Thank you so much for choosing to donate in memory of your loved one and help create a world of inclusion, fun and happiness for all children.
Firstly, we would like to say how sorry we are for your loss. Please accept our sincerest condolences at what must be a very difficult time.
Celebrating a loved one through in-memory-giving is a truly special way to celebrate their life and can be a beautiful, lasting tribute.
We hope you find some comfort in supporting Lifelites in honour of someone special to you.
If you need any advice regarding collecting, fundraising or donating in memory, please contact us on fundraising@lifelites.org , call 0207 440 4200 or complete the simple form below. Thank you.
Donate to Lifelites
You can make a one-off remembrance donation or pay in collections from a funeral or memorial service.
We are partnered with MuchLoved, a special website that gives you the opportunity to create a personalised online Tribute page dedicated to the memory of your loved one.
This special page can be used to share stories and memories, photos and messages. It’s a lovely place for family and friends to celebrate their life and come back to year-on-year.
There is also the opportunity for people to fundraise and donate in memory of your special someone, continuing to support children with life-limiting conditions in their honour.
We’ve created a special remembrance page where you can write a dedication, add a photo and make an optional donation in memory of someone special. It’s a lovely place to share stories and reflect on unforgettable memories of your loved one.
All donations will enable children and young people with life-limiting conditions to play, create and communicate with the people they love.
Bereavement support
Losing someone you care about is very difficult and everyone experiences grief and loss in their own way.You are not alone. There are places you can get help and support. Below are just a few suggestions:
- Talk to your GP
- Mind is a mental health charity that has a lot of resources and information to help you deal with bereavement: What is bereavement? – Mind
- The NHS has information on coping with bereavement: Get help with grief after bereavement or loss – NHS
- Cruse is an organisation dedicated to bereavement support: Cruse Bereavement Support