Donate in Memory

Making a donation in memory of someone supports ground-breaking advancements in patient care, innovative treatments, and the wellbeing of Guy’s and St Thomas’ dedicated staff. Donate in memory today.

What does it mean to donate in memory?

Donating in memory is a meaningful way to honour a loved one, it involves contributing to a charity as a way to celebrate their life and support a cause that was important to them. Donations in memory of a deceased loved one to Guy’s & St Thomas’ Charity help support pioneering advancements in patient care at Guy’s and St Thomas’.

Donate in memory of someone with an online tribute fund

An online tribute fund is a personalised webpage where friends and family can donate in memory of your loved one. It’s a meaningful way to support a cause that mattered to them, such as Guy’s & St Thomas’ Charity. With the help of our partner MuchLoved, you can easily create a tribute fund using the form below.

Setting up a tribute fund offers a heartfelt way to honour a loved one, particularly on special occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries. It provides a dedicated space for friends and family to come together, share treasured memories, photos, and stories, and light virtual candles in their memory. Personalise your tribute fund to reflect the essence of your loved one and maintain full control over its use and visibility.

To get started, simply follow the steps below:

Search for an existing tribute fund

How to donate in memory?

Donate

Suggest donations at a funeral or memorial ceremony as a way to honour your loved one’s legacy.

Do your own fundraising

Get creative with your fundraising by hosting a bake sale, organising a golf day, or holding a quiz night. The possibilities are endless!

Find an event

Find your fundraising challenge, whether it be running, cycling or your next adrenaline rush, we will be with you every step of the way.

Transforming patient care

With your help, we can support dynamic initiatives that improve patient care. Like enabling clinicians to remotely review wounds post surgery – reducing unnecessary hospital admissions. Or improving the psychological support intensive care patients receive once they’ve been discharged home.

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Caring for our community

We’re striving to be one step ahead for patients, staff and communities. With your support, we can help the dedicated teams develop tailored programmes and invest in vital equipment to support some of the most vulnerable people in our community.