Funeral Collections

Family and friends can come together, to support The Hospice of St Francis, with funeral collections in memory of a loved one, and contribute to the valuable care we provide.

Funeral donations are often requested in lieu of flowers.

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Our fundraising team can provide you with free envelopes for donations or collection boxes for the funeral. You may order these by contacting our dedicated In Memory Fundraiser Sarah Watson on sarah.watson@stfrancis.org.uk or call her on 01442 869555.

We understand that this is a very difficult time and we will help you in any way we are able.

You can set up a Hospice of St Francis tribute page that enables you to create an online Funeral Notice providing practical details for you to share with funeral guests. The page allows you to collect funeral donations and your guests can post messages of condolence and light remembrance candles when they visit the tribute page.

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Sarah Watson

Supporter Engagement Fundraiser (In Memory)

We understand that bereavement can be incredibly painful and challenging and that you might need some help navigating the best way to raise funds for the Hospice, whilst honouring the memory of your loved one. Sarah is your dedicated In Memory Fundraiser and she can support you if you have any questions.
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A donation of £33 could fund one hour of rehabilitation to improve mobility and promote independence

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