Giving in memory
Donating or fundraising in memory of someone is a very special and meaningful way to honour their life and help others at the same time.
Every year donations to celebrate the lives of people who have died help us to support and care for others at St Oswald’s Hospice. There are lots of ways you can make a difference to other people’s lives and commemorate your loved one, friend or family member. Your generosity will support someone else, helping our expert to team to provide comfort, peace and happy moments, even during difficult times.
Open a Tribute Fund
A Tribute Fund is a special way to commemorate the life of a loved one, with the option to dedicate a leaf bearing their name, on our beautiful Tribute tree in the hospice garden.
Find out moreSet up a regular donation
Join the St Oswald’s family of supporters by making a monthly donation in memory. Your kindness will help to support other people and families at St Oswald’s throughout the year.
Find out moreLeave a gift in your Will
Remembering St Oswald’s in your Will is a simple and special way to make a real difference to our future. And with our Free Wills partnerships it doesn’t have to cost you anything in the here and now.
Why you should have a WillTake part in or host an event
We have an annual calendar of events and lots of ideas to help you and your family find the right in memory fundraiser for you. Our team will support and guide you every step of the way whether you want to take part in an existing event or take on something new.
supportercare@stoswaldsuk.orgSupporting your fundraising
Whether you are asking for donations at your loved ones' funeral or planning an event in celebration of their life, we can provide collection boxes or other materials to help. Call us on 0191 246 9123 or email us using the button below.
supportercare@stoswaldsuk.orgPeter Rabbit: Tales on the Tyne - Meadow of Memories
For just £30, dedicate a leaf on our ‘Meadow of Memories’ bench as a lasting tribute to a loved one, each one a gentle symbol of remembrance, watched over by Peter Rabbit himself.
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