When you lose someone you love, everything changes. It can often feel overwhelming. While nothing can take away your grief, remembering the joy, love, and stories you shared can help keep memories of loved ones alive.
Donating in memory of a loved one who has sadly passed away is a wonderful way to honour their life and support a cause they held close to their heart. Whether you’re arranging funeral donations, setting up a funeral charity collection, or creating a tribute page, your gift will help Response provide vital mental health and homelessness support across Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.
Share a message in memory of your loved one
We work in partnership MuchLoved, the in-memory platform, to provide a free tribute service where you can remember someone special, and fundraise in their memory.
We believe that every life is a story worth remembering. You can remember someone special by adding a message, photo, or memory to our dedication page and help continue their story.
Funeral donations and collections
If you’re arranging a funeral and would like to invite donations in lieu of flowers, you can set up a funeral collection in support of Response.
Free MuchLoved funeral notice pages make it easy to share funeral details and collect donations online, all directed towards mental health and homelessness support in your community.
Create a tribute page
Tribute pages are free and yours for as long as you wish. Add photos, videos and memories to your page, and share with family and friends. You can light candles, add virtual gifts, and make the page as unique as your loved one.
You can also share details of the funeral, collect donations for their favourite charity, organise events to remember them or to fundraise in their memory, celebrate anniversaries, and much more.
Where to find support
We are honoured you are considering to support Response whilst remembering a loved one and we are so sorry for your loss. It can be difficult to take this step and we are here to support you through this process.
If you are struggling, we encourage you to reach out to support services, like Samaritans or Cruse, can offer the right advice. Alternatively, you can contact your GP or visit our Get urgent help page for links to local support and 24/7 helpline services. You are not alone.