Losing someone you love to dementia is never easy but honouring their memory with a donation can be a beautiful way to celebrate their life while making a lasting impact. Whether through a funeral collection, donation, an online tribute fund, or fundraising through an event, your contribution will provide help and hope to others facing dementia.

Ways to give in memory

Funeral giving

Giving a gift in memory is a special way to honour a loved one while providing hope to people living with dementia.
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Set up an online tribute fund

Setting up an Alzheimer’s Society online tribute fund can be a beautiful way to honour the life of someone you love.
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Fundraising in memory

Join an event with friends and family and fundraise to celebrate the life of a loved one.
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Donate in memory 

Your support could mean that we can be there to help someone understand a loved one’s symptoms, so that it isn't so upsetting if they forget things or become confused. We offer support through our friendly support line, expert Dementia Advisers, easy-to-read resources, or our online community that understands what you're going through.

You can help ensure we're present in people’s lives to listen and show that they're not alone.

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We are here for you. Losing someone you love is never easy and we want to support you during this difficult time. You can call our Dementia Support Line and speak to our friendly team on 0333 150 3456.

 If you have any questions about donating or fundraising please call us on 0330 333 0804 or email us at [email protected]. 

 

We’ll be there for you again and again, no matter what.

Support if you've lost a loved one

Supporting the person with dementia to grieve

If a person with dementia is grieving, it’s important to support them. Read our tips on helping them grieve, as well as advice if they're asking for the person who has died. 

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Coping with the death of a person with dementia

It can be challenging when a person with dementia is approaching the end of their life. You may feel a range of emotions and there are many things to consider such the person's place of death, environment and funeral arrangements. However there is lots of support available.

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