Giving in memory of a loved one is a meaningful way to celebrate their life while supporting people affected by dementia. Whether you make a donation, create a tribute page, leave a gift in your will or collect donations at a funeral or memorial, you’ll help bring joy, creativity and connection through the arts to people living with dementia and those who care for them.

Many families choose to honour the memory of a loved one by requesting donations in lieu of flowers at a funeral or remembrance service. If you’d like to collect donations in memory of a loved one, please contact us and we’ll be happy to support you.

Creating an online tribute page is a meaningful way to celebrate a loved one’s life, share memories and invite donations in their honour. Platforms such as MuchLoved and JustGiving can help you create a lasting tribute while supporting Arts for Dementia.

Give a one-off or regular gift. Your support will help more people living with dementia access creative activities that improve wellbeing, confidence and connection.

Writing us into your will can leave a lasting legacy. A gift of just 1% makes a huge difference. It’s easy to remember Arts for Dementia in your will. You just need to give your solicitor our charity number: 114084, and our name and address:
Arts for Dementia, Zeeta House, 200 Upper Richmond Road, London, SW15 2SH, United Kingdom
If you need support with giving in memory of your loved one, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team on 020 3633 9954 or email info@artsfordementia.org. We’re here to help at this difficult time.

We collaborate with galleries, museums, community spaces and artists to deliver our programmes. If you would like to explore working with us, please get in touch.

Whether it’s a personal challenge, sporting goal or birthday fundraiser, your events make all the difference. If you are feeling inspired and would like our support, we would love to hear from you.

Your time is invaluable to us. Fancy supporting at one of our workshops or helping with our communications? We can find the role for you. Help those living with dementia to realise their potential.
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