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Fundraise in memory

Honouring the memory of someone special is a powerful way to celebrate their life while helping others.

By fundraising in their memory, you can create a lasting tribute that reflects the difference they made and the values they lived by.

Whether you're remembering someone close to you, fundraising in their memory will help ensure more young people living with, and beyond, cancer can access the support, friendship and opportunities they need.
 

Their legacy can live on through the young people your fundraising supports, helping them build confidence, find friendship, and look forward to a future full of possibility. Through your generosity, you can help create meaningful experiences and positive futures for others for years to come.

Create a lasting legacy

Coming together to fundraise in memory is a special way to celebrate a life, share cherished memories and make a difference to young people facing cancer.

Every donation helps teenagers and young adults build confidence, connect with others who understand their experience, and ensure that they do not have to face cancer alone.

Ways to fundraise in memory

There is no right or wrong way to remember someone. You could:
Request donations in lieu of flowers
Take on a challenge event in their honour
Organise a fundraiser with family, friends or colleagues
Mark a birthday, anniversary or special occasion by raising funds

We're here to help

Whatever you choose, we'll be here to support you every step of the way.

If you're considering supporting or fundraising for Teens Unite in memory of someone special, we would be honoured to hear from you. Every tribute is personal, and we're here to help you create something that feels right for you and your family.

Whether you need information for an Order of Service, support with collecting donations, ideas for fundraising in memory, or assistance with thanking those who have donated, our team is here to make the process as simple and meaningful as possible during what can be a difficult time.

Please get in touch to share your plans and find out how we can support you. Together, we can create a lasting tribute that celebrates your loved one's life while helping young people facing cancer.

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      When I first got diagnosed, I couldn’t relate to people my age.

 

Through Teens Unite I have made many new friends and we can laugh and talk about other things apart from our diagnosis.

Ceris, diagnosed with Fibrolamellar Hepatocellular Carcinoma, aged 18

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