In memory

Your gift this Christmas will help us to provide for every person who turns to us; we’ll be able to offer them the support they need to survive the present and the hope they need to face the future.

If you would prefer to make your donation in memory of a loved one by phone or by post, you can call us on 020 7367 4800. Alternatively, send us your donation in the post at the following address: 

In Memory Team, The Salvation Army, 99-101, Newington Causeway, London, SE1 6BN.

Other ways to donate in memory

Arrange a funeral collection

Sincere condolences to you if you have lost a loved one. We are very grateful to you for considering The Salvation Army at this sad time.

Making a gift to The Salvation Army in memory of someone close to you is a wonderful way to let their memory live on through our work.

One way to celebrate a loved one’s life is to ask family and friends to make a donation to The Salvation Army in lieu of flowers at their funeral service.

Flowers may fade but a gift in memory can make a lasting difference.

If you are a family member, friend or funeral director making funeral arrangements and you would like to support the work of The Salvation Army, we can provide you with collection envelopes which include a Gift Aid declaration so that we can claim an extra 25p for every pound donated if the donor is a UK taxpayer.

If you would like a supply of our collection envelopes, please call us on 0207 367 4800 or email us memory@salvationarmy.org.uk.

Please see our FAQs for additional information about arranging a funeral collection.

Fundraise in memory

If you would like to raise funds or take part in an event in memory of someone or create a memorial page, please go to JustGiving.

Get in touch with us

If you have any questions about a gift in memory to The Salvation Army, we will be happy to help. We have a dedicated team who can help with any query or question, call us on 0207 367 4800 or email us on: memory@salvationarmy.org.uk.

If you would like to share a prayer in memory of a loved one, please go to our dedicated prayer wall.