Give in memory
This beautiful tree of tributes has 400 leaves of gold, silver and bronze. Each leaf can be inscribed with the name of a loved one, to be kept on the Memory Tree for as long as you wish.
The Memory Tree takes pride of place in the hospice reception. Inscriptions can be made for all loved ones, whether they had a connection to the hospice or not. By celebrating a loved one in this special way, you will also be helping our hospice to support and care for people and families living with life-limiting illness.
For more information, please click here.
Setting up a personalised tribute webpage gives you the chance to create a dedicated online space for friends and family to remember a loved one. They are a place to share pictures, thoughts and precious memories.
You can now add a special tribute on our Memory Wall to remember and celebrate the life of your loved one. Alongside your dedication, there is the option to make a donation to the hospice if you so wish. You can also set up tribute pages for your loved ones with Forever Loved.
For more information, please click here.
Many supporters of John Taylor Hospice ask for donations in lieu of flowers at funerals; we are very grateful to those who choose to support us in this way. Asking friends and family to make a donation is a long-lasting and meaningful tribute to loved ones you have lost.
For cash donations, we can supply collection tins. For online donations, setting up a Forever Loved Tribute Fund is a beautiful and personal way to pay tribute to a loved one, where you can invite friends and family to donate through your page.
We kindly ask that any cheques are addressed to: The Hospice Charity Partnership.
For more information, please click here.
John Taylor Hospice is here for you. We have an amazing Wellbeing Team whose counsellors are here to help you over the phone if you are struggling with your grief. We understand the added difficulty this pandemic may bring so we encourage you to ask for help – for more information on how to receive support from the team click here.
Memory Tree
This beautiful tree of tributes has 400 leaves of gold, silver and bronze. Each leaf can be inscribed with the name of a loved one, to be kept on the Memory Tree for as long as you wish.
The Memory Tree takes pride of place in the hospice reception. Inscriptions can be made for all loved ones, whether they had a connection to the hospice or not. By celebrating a loved one in this special way, you will also be helping our hospice to support and care for people and families living with life-limiting illness.
For more information, please click here.
Forever Loved Online Tributes
Setting up a personalised tribute webpage gives you the chance to create a dedicated online space for friends and family to remember a loved one. They are a place to share pictures, thoughts and precious memories.
You can now add a special tribute on our Memory Wall to remember and celebrate the life of your loved one. Alongside your dedication, there is the option to make a donation to the hospice if you so wish. You can also set up tribute pages for your loved ones with Forever Loved.
For more information, please click here.
Funeral Collections
Many supporters of John Taylor Hospice ask for donations in lieu of flowers at funerals; we are very grateful to those who choose to support us in this way. Asking friends and family to make a donation is a long-lasting and meaningful tribute to loved ones you have lost.
For cash donations, we can supply collection tins. For online donations, setting up a Forever Loved Tribute Fund is a beautiful and personal way to pay tribute to a loved one, where you can invite friends and family to donate through your page.
We kindly ask that any cheques are addressed to: The Hospice Charity Partnership.
For more information, please click here.
Ask for help
John Taylor Hospice is here for you. We have an amazing Wellbeing Team whose counsellors are here to help you over the phone if you are struggling with your grief. We understand the added difficulty this pandemic may bring so we encourage you to ask for help – for more information on how to receive support from the team click here.