Royal Free Charity | Give in memory

Give in memory

Remember someone special by supporting the Royal Free Charity.

Leaving a gift in memory of a loved one is a wonderful way to honour their memory and say thank you to staff. It can also be a comfort to know that your tribute will help enhance care for patients and staff, as well as fund pioneering research into diagnosis and treatment. 

If you would like to support the Royal Free Charity in memory of a loved one, here are some ways you can contribute: 

Set up a tribute page

Set up and share your page today
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Other ways to contribute

  • Make a donation

    Remember someone special by making a one-off donation in their name. 

  • Funeral collections

    Celebrate a loved one’s life by asking friends and family to donate, instead of sending flowers, at the funeral or memorial service.

  • Fundraise in memory

    Hold a fundraising event or take part in a challenge in honour of your loved one. 

  • Leave a gift in your will

    Leave a gift in your will to the Royal Free Charity in tribute of a loved one and become a Royal Free visionary. 

Family’s heartfelt donation thanks Barnet Hospital staff

The family of Ratilal Narshi Maldemade, who died at Barnet Hospital, have made a touching donation in his memory in gratitude for the care he received. 

Ratilal, pictured here with his family, died on his 52nd wedding anniversary on 1 March 2023, after being admitted to Barnet Hospital with breathing difficulties a month earlier.

Pushpa, Ratilal’s widow, expressed her appreciation: ​“I was happy that Rati received good care from the staff at the hospital. They were very patient with him and attentive and responded to the many questions we had as a family.” 

The family’s generous donation will support improving facilities for bereaved families at Barnet Hospital, ensuring other families receive the same compassionate care during difficult times.

Get in touch

If you’d prefer to speak to someone, call us at 020 7317 7772 or email us at [email protected]. 

We understand that coping with loss is a deeply personal journey and grief is a natural way to respond to the death of someone important to you. If you’d like to talk to someone following the loss of a loved one the Royal Free London’s chaplaincy can help. If your loved one died in one of our hospitals you can contact the bereavement team for further information.