Giving in memory
Supporting us in memory of
your loved one can be a lasting tribute to them as well as making a real difference to our patients, now and in the future.
Instead of flowers 
Asking for donations to Keech Hospice Care instead of buying flowers for the funeral service
is a simple and effective way of supporting us.
We can provide you with special donation envelopes or collection boxes ahead of the day and will write to you to let you know how much has been received in memory of your loved one. Please call us on 01582 707940 or email
letmehelp@keech.org.uk to find out more.
Memory pathway
Nestled in the grounds of the hospice, in one of our beautiful gardens, is the memory pathway. Why not choose to have a stone in the path with a personal message for your loved one, creating a lasting memory in their name?
Remembrance services
We hold remembrance services including Daffodil Sunday in May and Light Up a Life, in December. You might like to remember your loved one at one of these. Learn more about our bereavement support.
Tribute funds
An online tribute fund is a forever way to remember and celebrate the life of a loved one. It’s somewhere for you, your family and friends to visit and share thoughts, stories and photos. It’s a fitting way to ensure that their memory lives on, why not create yours now?
For more information on any of the ways to give in memory, please call 01582 707940 or email letmehelp@keech.org.uk.
Regular giving
From as little as £1 a month, you
can help us support seriously ill
adults and children with a
life-limiting and terminal illness.
As a charity, we rely on our supporters for around 70% of our funding. This means we need to raise over £5.7 million every year
to continue our specialist care for children, adults, and their families.
We’re enormously grateful for whatever you can do or give. Set up a direct debit today.
One of the benefits of regular giving is being able to plan for the future. It gives us confidence knowing we have a steady income stream we can rely on so we can continue making the difference when it matters the most.
