We understand how difficult it can be after losing a loved one. We're here to help you with things like funeral costs, starting a memorial or supporting a family during this time.
Funeral costs
Funeral costs can be expensive and put strain on families, especially whilst grieving for a loved one. Starting a crowdfunding page is like creating a communal pot to raise money for a funeral.
In memory
Instead of receiving flowers, you can set up a crowdfunding page for people to donate to a cause close to their heart or towards a memorial bench or plaque. You could crowdfund to set up a charity in memory of a loved one.
Support loved ones
After losing a loved one, people can often find themselves in financial difficulty during what is already a tough time. Collect donations with a crowdfunding page for a bereaved family who are struggling financially.
You can fundraise in memory of a loved one by taking part in an event or asking for donations to a cause.
- Create your page in minutes
- Donations go directly to your chosen charity
- Get Gift Aid on your donations
Crowdfund to raise money for funeral costs, to support loved ones or in memory of someone special.
- Create your page in minutes
- Donations go directly to your bank account
- 6-10 working days
Fundraisers already making a difference
Remembering Katie
Katie was the 144th person to lose their life as a result of COVID-19 in the UK. A crowdfunding page was set up to support her family during this difficult time.
Bringing Rebecca home
Sabrina raised the money she really needed to help with repatriation and funeral costs for her beloved sister, Rebecca.
The send-off Jeff deserved
Affectionally known as 'The General', Jeff's family and friends raised over £16,000 for funeral costs, with remaining funds being left to his beloved daughter.
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