In Memory

Wakefield Hospice means a lot to me, for the care that was given to Dad and all my family. It's a charity that Dad would have wanted us to support. We hope this will help you to continue the superb work.

Fiona Hughes

Thank you for supporting Wakefield Hospice in memory of your loved one

A donation in memory of someone special is always warmly appreciated, and each gift will help us continue our work supporting seriously ill people and their families.

Giving in memory of a loved one is a positive way to celebrate their life, and every donation will help us provide free, high quality care to those who need our support.

You may want to commemorate a birthday, anniversary or other special occasion in memory a loved one, or simply to support Wakefield Hospice in their honour.

When we receive your donation in memory of a loved one, their name will be entered into our Book of Remembrance which is on display in our chapel.

There are lots of ways to support Wakefield Hospice in memory of a loved one. Please click on the links below to find out more. If you have any questions, please call our friendly fundraising team on 01924 331401.

Make a one-off or regular gift in memory
Funeral collections

Tribute Funds

Tree of Life

Light up a Life

Lights on the Lake
Take part in an event
Organise your own event

Find out more

For more details please call our fundraising team on 01924 331401 or email Clare Kemsley, our Legacy & In Memory Fundraiser, by clicking here.

We have a new leaflet listing the different ways you can support our work in memory of a loved one. The leaflet has been generously sponsored by local insurance brokers Arthur J Gallagher. If you'd like a copy of the leaflet, please contact us.

Thank you – by supporting Wakefield Hospice in memory of a loved one, you are helping us care for local families at one of the most difficult times of their lives.

Read Joanne’s story about the support she received when her brother died.

Bereavement support

Our bereavement support is available to family and friends of people who have been cared for by Wakefield Hospice and who have sadly died. Find out more.