Remember someone special
Remember your loved one and celebrate their life by raising funds in their memory.
Find out more about how you can donate in memory, set up an in memory page or organise donations for their funeral service.
Giving in memory
Speak to a cardiomyopathy support nurse
0800 018 1024
Lines open Mon-Fri 8.30 am-4.30 pm
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"Zai meant so much to so many people. Raising awareness and funds for Cardiomyopathy UK is our way of celebrating the amazing person he is and honouring his name"
Andrew, Zai's brother
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Create an In Memory Page
Setting up an in-memory page is the perfect way for you, your friends and family to remember someone special. These beautiful, online pages can be uniquely designed to remember your loved one through leaving donations, lighting candles, sharing stories, photos and thoughts.
Funeral collections
If you're holding a funeral collection or asking for donations in lieu of flowers, we can send you donation envelopes or help you to set up an online donation page.
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Take on a challenge
in memory of a loved one
We have lots of events around the country, for all abilities, that you can get involved with. We'll be here to support you along the way with training guidance and fundraising advice.
"Last year, we set up a fundraising page and after the success of raising £6,500 I thought I'd use something that brings joy to our family and put it to something positive. My Dad used to walk every day and it was something we enjoyed doing as a family, so my fundraiser was walking 10,000 steps a day".
Jazmin
Keeping the faith - celebrating George Michael
Global superstar George Michael sadly passed away from dilated cardiomyopathy in December 2016. The Lovelies.Help group have been fundraising for Cardiomyopathy UK as one of several charities in George's memory - holding online auctions of memorabilia and even running marathons. To date they group have raised over £15,000 for Cardiomyopathy UK.
"It's all for George Michael, because we feel sure that he would have supported the cause of cardiomyopathy intensely, had he known about his condition."
Gill, Tina, Katja and Vicki
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