Celebrate the life of a loved one by raising money or making a donation in their memory. Your gift could help give children essentials such as food and shelter, as well as access to education, healthcare and safe places to play. And help them build a better future.
Give in memory
Donate in memory of a loved one
- £3
- £5
- £10
- Other
£3
Could supply 18 sachets of therapeutic food paste to severely malnourished children.
We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.
Hold a funeral collection
We can send you special funeral donation envelopes. These can either be sent back to us individually using the Freepost address on the envelope, or collected and sent them back together.
When all donations have been received, we'll let you know how much has been raised in memory of your loved one.
Please get in touch with the In Memory team to request funeral envelopes. You can call us on 0207 012 6400 or email us at supportercare@savethechildren.org.uk.
Set up a Memorial Education Fund
Open a Memorial Education Fund in memory of a special person and raise money to support education projects to help children all over the world to realise their full potential.
Take part in a sponsored event
Take on a sponsored run, walk or challenge event and raise money with friends and family. If you have a specific event you want to organise, you can put on your own fundraiser with our help.
Leave an in memory gift in your will
If you want to leave a gift to Save the Children in your will, or if you've already done so and would like to let us know, please contact the Gifts in Wills team who would be very happy to support.
You can also request our free will writing guide to find out more.
Other ways to raise money in memory
If you wish, you can also set up an online memorial page where people can donate.
Whatever you do, your gift will help children not just survive, but thrive, and go on to build a better world.
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