Give in memory - Donations & Charity Legacies

Thank you for considering supporting us in this most special way – we are very grateful.

If your loved one supported us in their lifetime, was someone who relied on us in the moments that matter, or was a St John volunteer, they are always part of our community. We’re here to help you remember them in a meaningful way.

Many people find it comforting to make a positive difference in honour of their loved one. Celebrating their life by supporting a charity close to their heart can be a special way to continue your relationship with them and make sure that their story lives on.

By fundraising or donating to St John in-memory, together you and your loved one can help us train and equip the next generation of lifesavers, putting first aid at the heart of every community for years to come.

Ways to donate in memory

We have several memorial options for you to choose from.

Donate in memory

A simple and effective way to honour someone special. You can make a one-off donation or set-up a regular gift.

Add a dedication

Remember and celebrate your loved one in the online St John Dedication Garden.

Create a Tribute Fund

A place where family and friends can share memories, tributes and raise money in honour of a loved one.

Funeral Collections

An opportunity for family and friends to support a cause that your loved one cared about.

A special thank you

We are very grateful for all in-memory gifts. No matter the amount, each and every gift plays a vital role in ensuring we can continue to save lives in the future.

As a special thank you to anyone who donates, collects or fundraises £500 or more in memory of their loved one, we would like to send you a small commemorative gift as a gesture of our appreciation – a ceramic flower in the form of St John’s Wort. This beautiful plant has been used for centuries as a medicinal herb and gets its name from its association with St. John the Baptist. This handmade flower can be a symbol of lasting remembrance for your loved one.

Contact our In Memory team

If you have any questions, please email us at

inmemory@sja.org.uk

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