How do I personalise my tribute page?

Select your options under ‘Settings’. Here’s some things to consider:Decide if you want your Tribute to be public or private. Public means that it can be searched for and anyone can add to it. Private means it is only accessible to those you invite to view your tribute.Your tribute will automatically be set up as fundraising for St Barnabas House, but you can add in another charity if you’d like to, all fundraising will be split between the two charities.You can add in stories, music and images under ‘Content’Once your Tribute is active you can log back in and make any future changes, such as adjusting the appearance or adding in new memories.

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Setting up a special tribute page is a way you can honour someone you've lost.

What is a tribute page?

You can set up a tribute page and create a digital space to share memories, post photos and celebrate the life of someone you've lost. It's a place you can remember your loved one and also to set up donations in their name. Many people these a comfort, and share them with share with friends and family to add their own heartfelt messages and memories can be added for years to come, no matter where they are in the world. Watch the video below to find out more;

How tributes work

Fill in the form below

Put in the details of the person you’re remembering. Start with their name, and press the ‘Next’ button. You’ll then be asked for your email address

Activate your Tribute

Follow the link in the email you’ll be sent (don’t forget to check your Spam and Junk folders) – you’ll be asked to create a password which you’ll need to keep safe so you can log back in in the future.

Personalise

You’ll then be able to personalise your tribute, adding photos, music and memories. You can also make the tribute private, so it’s only accessibly to the people you share it with.

Share and collect funds

Share the page with your friends and family – or on social media. They’ll be able to add thoughts and photos to the tribute page. If you’re also collecting funds for St Barnabas, they can donate directly on the tribute page.

Make your tribute

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Frequently asked questions

Setting up an online tribute is a great way to remember someone you’ve lost in an accessible and permanent way. It’s easy to share with family and friends – no matter where they are in the world – and you can continue to add memories and photos for as long as you’d like.

You can also add in information for funeral and memorial services, or set up donations to your chosen charities in their name. Your friends and family can add in memories and images to help them remember your loved one. There’s also the option to make the tribute completely private so that only people you share it with are able to view it.

Select your options under ‘Settings’. Here’s some things to consider:

1. Decide if you want your Tribute to be public or private. Public means that it can be searched for and anyone can add to it. Private means it is only accessible to those you invite to view your tribute.
2. Your tribute will automatically be set up as fundraising for St Barnabas House, but you can add in another charity if you’d like to, all fundraising will be split between the two charities.
3. You can add in stories, music and images under ‘Content’

Once your Tribute is active you can log back in and make any future changes, such as adjusting the appearance or adding in new memories.

If you need help please get in touch.

Our emails monitored Monday to Friday during normal working hours.

For our Tribute Funds, we have partnered with MuchLoved, the leading Tribute website service, providing a free, easy to use online platform to remember a lost loved one and raise money for charity. It is supported by over 500 Funeral Directors and 150 UK charities and has helped hundreds of thousands of bereaved people through its personalised memorial pages, raising more than £80 million for good causes. If you would like anymore information get in touch with us.