Celebrate a Life
Celebrate a Life
Thank you for considering Headway Oxfordshire. We appreciate that you thought of us to make a donation in memory of someone special to you and celebrate your loved one’s life. Your donation will enable us to support others affected by brain injury.
It is thanks to voluntary donations such as these that we can provide the information, support and services that are so vitally needed to people affected by brain injury, their families and carers.
This page will help you to find out more information about how to fundraise in memory of a loved one who has passed, as well as finding out about different ways that you can celebrate a milestone in your loved one’s recovery.
Fundraise in memory
Fundraising in memory of someone is a very special way to celebrate their life, whilst raising money to help others affected by brain injury to improve their lives.
To fundraise in memory, you can:
· Hold a collection at a funeral or memorial
· Create an online tribute fund through Just Giving or Virgin Money Giving.
Donate in memory
Donating in memory of someone is a very special way to celebrate their life, whilst raising money to help others affected by brain injury to improve their lives.
To fundraise in memory, you can:
· Hold a collection at a funeral or memorial
· Create an online tribute fund through Just Giving or Virgin Money Giving.
Fundraise to celebrate a milestone in someone’s recovery
The journey of recovery is often challenging. For your loved one, as well as family and friends around them, reaching a milestone such as re-learning to speak again, walking up the stairs or making a cup of tea is a special moment. You may wish to celebrate their achievements to support them and increase motivation. Sometimes friends and family wish to raise money for Headway Oxfordshire, so that others can experience the same level of support that they have.
Celebrating a milestone is an opportunity for you to get creative. You can:
· Create a fundraising page
· Organise a Fundraising Event
· Take on a Fundraising Challenge