Create a tribute space
Remembering a loved one by creating a tribute space in their memory is a wonderful way to honour a special person during a difficult time
Remember someone special
Remembering a loved one with a donation or creating a tribute space in their memory are wonderful ways to honour a special person during a difficult time.
Remembering
When someone dies, you may wish to think of different ways to remember them. Find out more about how you can honour your loved one.
Make a donation
To make a donation in memory of a loved one, you can donate online or post. This could be a one-off gift or a regular donation. When making a donation online you will have the opportunity to share more about why you’re making a donation.
Funeral and memorial collections
Thank you for supporting Barts Charity at your loved ones funeral or memorial service. This is such a special way to commemorate their life and we are incredibly grateful for your support at this difficult time.
Take part in a fundraising event
From marathons to skydives, there are so many ways you can raise money in memory of your loved one.
Leave a gift in your will
Leaving a gift in your Will is a great way remember someone special to you and ensure that we can continue to improve the future of healthcare for East Londoners.
Fundraise your way
Whether you’re a brilliant baker, a musical maestro or a quiz queen, use your skills to honor a loved one.
Get in touch
Have a question you'd like to chat to our team about? Contact a member of our fundraising team below.
Fundraising stories
Read about some of our amazing fundraising and how they chose to celebrate their loved ones.
Remembering Raffaela
Generous family donates £20,000 to Barts Centre for Squamous Cancer in thanks for their mother’s wonderful care at St Bartholomew’s Hospital.
Fundraiser team assembles in loving memory of St Bartholomew’s Hospital patient Sarah
Sarah’s sister Cara has formed a super team of Sarah’s closest to run the London Landmarks Half Marathon in aid of Barts Charity.
Martha’s Story: wearing the badge in memory of a friend
East London resident Martha explains why she supports Barts Charity