Gifts in memory
Giving a gift in memory is a very special way to remember a loved one. It honours their memory while giving hope to others who have dementia.
Donations in memory of loved ones are very special gifts and, as such, are deeply appreciated by Alzheimer's Society. Your gift will help us to carry out research and to provide vital services to help people with dementia and those who care for them.
Thank you for thinking of Alzheimer's Society at this time. If you need any support or assistance, the in memory team is here to help.
Giving a gift in memory
You can make a donation in memory by using our secure gift in memory online form. This will also let you send an acknowledgement card to the next of kin if you would like. Alternatively, you can contact our Supporter Care team on 020 7423 3662 and make a credit or debit card donation over the phone.
If you would like to Gift Aid your donation, please download a donation form.
Organising a funeral collection
If you are organising a funeral collection and would like to ask for donations to Alzheimer's Society, perhaps instead of flowers, we can provide collection envelopes for you to give to family and friends at the service. Please email inmemory@alzheimers.org.uk to request your envelopes or call us on 020 7423 3662.
Setting up a Tribute Fund
A Tribute Fund is a wonderful way to celebrate the life of someone you care about whilst supporting Alzheimer's Society. For more information, please visit our Tribute Funds page.
Online memorial pages
If you would like to set up a page in memory of your loved one online, please visit our JustGiving In Memory page.Contact us
To send a donation through the post, please use the address below and make your cheque payable to 'Alzheimer's Society'. Please include include the name of the person you are honouring along with your name and address in the covering letter.
Address: FREEPOST RRRL-JRJB-YCSX
Alzheimer's Society
Devon House
St Katharine's Way
London
E1W 1LB
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