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Carer, Lisa, holds up a photograph of her late nanny, Bernie.

Give in memory

Celebrate the life of someone special and give in their memory. Your gift will enable their compassion and kindness to live on whilst creating moments of joy for all those we care for.

Give in memory of someone special

A gift to St John’s can be a wonderful, thoughtful way to celebrate the memory of a loved one.

Whether you choose to make a donation in their memory, set up a personal tribute page, dedicate one of our St John's Butterflies or a leaf on our Giving Tree, or organise a funeral collection you will be enabling us to continue being there for all those who need us.

We accept donations via cash or cheque, made out to ‘St John’s Hospice’. Kindly include a note stating who the gift is in memory of and send it to Fundraising Department, St John’s Hospice, 60 Grove End Road, London, NW8 9NH.

You can also donate by phone on 020 7806 4011 or online by clicking the button below.

Donate in memory
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Dedicate a jasmine

This year, our hospice is celebrating 40 years of care. To celebrate this special occasion and all the happy memories made over the last 40 years, we have created hand-crafted anniversary jasmine flowers. You can personalise your jasmine with a dedication to someone special.

Dedicate your jasmine
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Jasmine flowers made out of metal, painted white with a yellow centre.
Stainless steel butterfly among greenery.

Dedicate a butterfly

Our St John's Butterflies are the perfect way to remember and celebrate the lives of the people who are special to you. What's more, your butterfly will help support the work we do at St John’s Hospice, enabling us to support even more patients and their families when they need us most.

Dedicate your butterfly
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Dedicate a leaf on our Giving Tree

The St John’s Giving Tree is pride of place at the entrance to the hospice, serving as a reminder of those we love and have made a difference in our lives. Your leaf will act as a lasting tribute of your loved one, with their name engraved on a bronze, silver or gold leaf.

Dedicate a leaf
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The metal Giving Tree, featuring gold, silver and bronze leaves.
Two people holding hands.

Set up a tribute page

A personal tribute page is a unique way to remember your loved one while supporting the hospice. It is your own space to post messages, memories, photos and raise vital funds so we can continue to care for more people in the community.

Create your tribute page
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Join our annual celebration of life

Each December we host our annual ‘Light Up a Life’ service. This is a wonderful opportunity to come together with your family, friends and loved ones to remember and celebrate the life of someone special.

Purchase your tickets
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Blue sparkly background with the words Light up a Life.

Funeral collections

You may wish to ask family and friends to limit flowers and ask for donations to St John’s in memory of your loved one instead. If you would like to collect donations at a funeral or memorial service we can provide you with collection tins and envelopes. Please request these by emailing fundraising@hje.org.uk.

Your collection can be paid in online or by calling 020 7806 4011. Cheques can be made payable to ‘St John’s Hospice’ and should be sent to: Fundraising Department, St John’s Hospice, 60 Grove End Road, London, NW8 9NH. Please ask your friends and family to include a note stating who the gift is in memory of.

Get in touch

If you have any questions about giving a gift in memory of a loved one, please get in touch with Sophie at sophie.gray@hje.org.uk or on 020 7806 4011.

Other ways to get involved

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