Giving in memory

Giving in memory of your loved one is a wonderful way to continue their legacy. A donation to Versus Arthritis in your loved one’s name will help to ensure future generations don’t have to live with the pain of arthritis. 

Versus Arthritis is the UK’s largest arthritis charity, dedicated to improving the lives of millions of people affected by all types of arthritis. A gift in memory of your loved one will help fund groundbreaking research, train healthcare professionals, and provide much-needed support to people living with the pain, fatigue and other debilitating symptoms of arthritis, all across the UK. 

Here are just some of the ways you can honour your loved one’s memory and help people affected by arthritis.  

Funeral Collections

Asking for donations in lieu of flowers can be a lovely way of remembering your loved one while helping others.

 

Celebration of life

A celebration of life is an alternative way of saying goodbye to someone you love in a personal way. Find out how we can support you in making your event extra special.

 

Online Tribute Pages

Create an everlasting memory of someone special by adding a photo and message to our shared dedication page, or by creating your own bespoke and personal online tribute page.

Other ways to remember your loved one

Create a lasting legacy of love and hope in memory of your loved one by supporting Versus Arthritis in one of these ways.

Tell us about your loved one

We'd love to hear more about your loved one and their connection with arthritis. Hearing from you helps us to understand more about what we need to achieve for people affected by arthritis.

Bereavement support

Grief affects us all in different ways. You can find help dealing with your own grief here.

We’re here for you 

Please contact Gill and Anna in our In Memory team if you have any questions or need any further information. We’d love to hear from you.

Tel: 0300 790 0406 or email inmemory@versusarthritis.org 

We know receiving post in the name of someone who's died can be distressing. If you think your loved one is on our mailing list, please let us know and we will remove their details to stop any unwanted post.

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