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A place to tell people about funeral arrangements

When someone has died, it can be difficult to let everyone know the details of the funeral, whether you’d like to collect donations for charity instead of flowers, which charity, and how to donate. 

  • You can use an In Memory page as a central place to let people know the funeral arrangements.
  • It’s easy to update and it also gives you a simple way of collecting messages and donations. 
  • People who can't make the funeral can still pay their respects, share a story and add to the tribute.
     

More than an obituary or death notice

An In Memory page gives you, your family and friends a more lasting way to remember a loved one than an announcement in a newspaper or a card of condolence.
 

An alternative to funeral flowers

While flowers wilt, this permanent collection of messages and donations can be visited and added to by your friends and family across the world.
 

Support more than one charity

When you make an In Memory page, a Collection page is also created. This brings together all the fundraising happening in the name of your loved one, no matter which charity it is for.


Make your In Memory page here

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Dedicated support for you

We’re here to support you with every step of your fundraising.

Whether  you have a question about your In memory page or you’d simply like some fundraising advice, our friendly support team are here for you seven days a week. There’s no rush, we’re here to help you in any way and talk for as long as you need.
 

How to remember a loved one on JustGiving

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  1. Choose a charity you’d like us to send donations to.
  2. Tell us about the person you’re remembering.
  3. Create your In Memory page.
  4. Personalise your page with photos, a story and details of any funeral arrangements.
  5. Share your page with your friends and family.


Make your In Memory page here

Make an In Memory page

 

“This has been a wonderful way to celebrate our young granddaughter’s life. The whole system is so easy, even for my non-computer-literate old friends.”

Eileen, In Memory fundraiser