Remember your loved one
Willow offers many ways to remember your loved one
We understand that losing someone you care about is heartbreaking and we want to offer you some easy ways to keep their legacy alive.
Donating in memory of a loved one is an extremely thoughtful way to remember and celebrate their life while making a difference to the lives of seriously ill young adults. The funds raised create an everlasting legacy, so you know your loved one’s story continues, even when they’re not here.
Making a donation in memory of a loved one is a wonderful way to remember and celebrate their life. We know these gifts have extra meaning and we’re always grateful to receive them.
There are a number of ways friends and family can choose to remember a loved one. Below is some information on the different options. If you’d prefer to talk to someone first, you can always email our friendly team on [email protected] or call on 01707 259777 pressing option 2.
Create a place to remember your loved one with a Willow Much Loved Tribute page
A Willow Much Loved Tribute page is a special way to honour the life of your loved one and continue their legacy forever. By creating a Much Loved Tribute page, you and your friends and family can share treasured memories, photos, videos and stories for all to find comfort in. Donations made on your page will make a real difference, allowing your memories to help others.
Take Time to Remember with friends and family
Gather as friends, family or colleagues and create a special occasion to remember your loved one together. Why not make it an annual event?
Join a community of remembrance with a Willow Dedication
Willow Dedications is a community of remembrance; a collective online space where anyone is welcome to leave a message or share a memory of someone special. Your dedications will be seen alongside others, celebrating all those that are no longer with us.
Plant a Willow Memories and Moments rose
We have teamed up with our wonderful partners at Harkness Roses so you can remember your loved one with a beautiful Memories & Moments Rose.
Additional support
We know arranging a funeral can be an overwhelming time, so please don’t hesitate to give us a call if we can support you with any of the above. We are always here to help. Alternatively, there are some wonderful charities who can provide emotional support.
Cruse Bereavement Care (Covers England, Wales and Northern Ireland) and Cruse Scotland
www.cruse.org.uk or www.crusescotland.org.uk
Staffed by trained bereavement volunteers, who offer emotional support to anyone affected by bereavement.
Winston’s Wish
www.winstonswish.org
Practical and emotional support and guidance to bereaved children, their families and professionals.
Child Bereavement UK
www.childbereavementuk.org
Supports families and professionals when a baby or child of any age dies or is dying.
Grief Encounter
www.griefencounter.org.uk
Support for bereaved children and their families throughout the UK.
The Compassionate Friends
www.tcf.org.uk
TCF offers all kinds of support for bereaved families.