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Friends and family may like to make a donation at your loved one’s service, funeral or online memorial.
We can provide everything you need to make sure people understand the importance of their gift, so that the collection is as easy as possible.
Making a one-off donation in the name of someone special will mean so much to people living with a chest, heart or stroke condition.
We’re here to make donating in memory of a loved one as simple as possible.
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An online tribute creates a place to remember someone special. There, you can share precious moments, photographs and stories with families and friends. And people can show their support in whichever way they like – from making donations, to taking part in events that you can organise together.
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If you would like to share a loved one’s name and a memory of them you can do this by clicking through to our memory wall. This is where everyone can share photos, memories and messages whilst giving in memory of someone special.
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Getting together is a wonderful way to remember your loved one and raise money in their memory. At difficult times like these, when we can’t physically be together, you can still be together virtually.
A virtual event could be anything from a fundraising walk at home to an online gathering, sharing special memories, stories and quirks that made them, them.
We are more than happy to talk through ideas with you and give you advice every step of the way.
Derek has raised over £24,000 in memory of his precious wife Karen who he lost to heart and lung problems in 2016.
Derek lost his wife Karen to a long fight against heart and lung problems. Derek wanted to do something really special in her memory.
“Karen will always be the love of my life. As soon as we met, that was it. I’d found the person I was meant to be with. We had the best life together.
We were totally in love and lived every day to the full. If we wanted to and we could afford it we did it – always at that party, always taking our nieces and nephews to cool places, always laughing. Our lives changed forever when Karen became unwell.
I was at work when I got the call to say Karen was in intensive care. She had a heart attack because of a massive build-up of fluid on her lungs. The doctor was in tears when he told us Karen didn’t have long left.
My precious wife closed her eyes for the last time on the 21st of November 2016, while she lay holding my hand, surrounded by family and friends.
Since that day, life can be a struggle. But doing something positive for Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland has been a huge source of strength for us.”
Contact our in memory team we will respond as soon as we can.
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