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Donate in someone’s memory.
Remember someone special while supporting people affected by neuroendocrine cancer
Losing someone you love can be incredibly difficult. Fundraising or donating in their memory can be a meaningful way to celebrate their life, share their story and help Neuroendocrine Cancer UK support others affected by neuroendocrine cancer.
Whether you create a tribute page, collect donations at a funeral or celebration of life, or take on a challenge in their name, we are here to support you.
Set up a tribute page
You can remember a loved one by setting up a tribute page on Neuroendocrine Cancer UK Remembers, a dedicated space for reflecting on the lives of those who have died from neuroendocrine cancer, and by making a special donation in their memory.
Please note that if you set up a memorial page via an external platform such as MuchLoved, you’ll need to notify us and provide a link to the page.
Hold a funeral collection
Holding a collection at a funeral is a very special and thoughtful way to remember a loved one. You could ask for a small donation from friends and family instead of flowers.
We have advice and a selection of materials to help you arrange a funeral collection. Please contact us here to arrange this.
If you use external companies like FuneralGuides.com and would like an acknowledgement from us, please let us know directly, as we are not automatically notified of these contributions.
Fundraising in someone’s memory
Many fundraisers choose to take on a personal challenge in memory of a loved one, and we’re here to help you every step of the way.
Whatever you’d like to do, please get in touch, and we will send you everything you need.
Need help with your donation?
If you have a question about donating, paying in fundraising money or choosing the right option, our team will be happy to help.
“You are an amazing charity and have helped me immensely from the start of the hardest journey of my life. You assisted in understanding the diagnosis and supported me emotionally throughout the months waiting for scans and answers and treatments! I am forever thankful!"