Tribute fund
A Tribute Fund makes it easy for you, your family and friends to remember someone special and raise money in their memory.
The Memory Tree
Our Memory Tree is a unique and meaningful way to pay tribute to the memory of those you hold dear.
Sponsor a nurse
Sponsor a nurse and help us share the care your loved ones received with others like them.
Fundraise in memory
From bake sales to marathons, there are so many ways you can raise money for the Hospice in memory of your loved one.
Dedicate a star
Write a special message to the person you love, add their photo and share with friends and family.
Funeral giving
Give kindness instead of flowers.
Funeral collection box
We can provide a collection box or donation envelope for you to collect donations at a funeral or memorial service, in memory of your loved one.
Online collection
Create an online tribute fund for people to donate to at any time, from wherever they are.
Talk to us
"Our tribute page was a great way for us to connect with all of Mum's friends"
The family of Gillian James set up a Tribute Fund so they could celebrate her life and raise money for Saint Francis Hospice. In this short video, her daughter, Laura, tells us how easy it is to set up a page and how comforting it was to receive messages of love and support and raise thousands of pounds for the charity that cared for her loving mum.
"Memory tree is a lovely way to remember my parents"
"After Mum died, the first thing we wanted to do was get a leaf on the tree. It is somewhere to go and it is something for the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren to remember our parents by. I know they are both together now and looking down on the kids and proud of what they are achieving."
"Running the Havering Half helped me with my grief"
"Training for the Havering Half has helped me let go of the grief I have been holding. When I shared my fundraising page, it gave people the opportunity to remember Wendy and to share how much they miss her, and its been an way we have been able to say thank you to the Hospice for her care."
