Making an in memory donation to the hospice is a very important contribution and one which can make the world of difference to us. It means we can continue to provide the very highest standard of care to children, families and young people in our community.
There are many ways you can cherish a loved ones memory.
Your Memory Tree provides a lasting tribute to those you care about who have affected your life in a positive way.
Standing in the heart of our hospice, the Memory Tree holds space for families, friends, and communities to come together in remembrance. Your dedication becomes part of a growing legacy, one that brings comfort, honours precious memories, and ensures compassionate care for local people when they need it most.
Sometimes when you least expect it the memory of a loved one comes back to you. The music you enjoyed together, a special family holiday, a favourite television programme or the smell of the jumper they wore.
Our Cherished Memory Tribute Pages, provided by Much Loved, allow you to create a permanent online memorial for your loved one. The special page, which can be fully personalised, allows you to upload photos, music and stories along with lighting virtual candles as you remember the special times you had together.
If you wish, you can also donate to your loved ones Cherished Memory Tribute fund. Donations made in lieu of flowers are often the first contributions.
If you have recently lost a loved one, please accept our sincere condolences on your bereavement. It is very kind of you to be thinking of us at this time.
A special way of giving an in memoriam gift is to request donations from family, friends and colleagues in lieu of flowers at the funeral. This can be arranged by your funeral director, or we have donation envelopes that we can provide for you.
If you would like to order envelopes, please email us below or call 01228 810801.
Please accept our heartfelt thanks for thinking of us at such a difficult time.
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