Donate in memory

Celebrate the life of a loved one while supporting our vital work by making a donation or creating an online 'In memory page'.

Donation envelopes

Our 'in memory' envelopes can be used to collect donations at an event or in lieu of flowers at a funeral.

If you have collection money to donate to us, you can do this in two ways:

Online via our donate page
Count the total money collected and send us a cheque for the total to our adress: Leukaemia UK, 32–36 Loman Street, London, SE1 0EH and send an email to [email protected] letting us know you have done this.

If the funeral or memorial service has not yet been held, we can provide collection envelopes which can be gathered on the day or sent back at a later date. Funeral directors often help with this process.

For more information, or to request envelopes for an event, please fill in our contact form.

Remembering your loved one

Donating to Leukaemia UK is a special way to remember loved ones at poignant occasions or dates, or simply because they’re missed. Setting up an 'in memory' fundraising page or making a donation in memory of a loved one is a personal way to celebrate the life of someone you love while supporting Leukaemia UK.

Please follow this link to if you wish to create an online 'in memory page'.

Also please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or queries or need help with setting up a page.

If you wish to donate to an existing in memory page click here.

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