IN MEMORY
While you’ll always remember a loved one who has passed away, finding meaningful ways to honour their memory can bring great comfort.
Whether that’s sharing a favourite story, creating an online tribute to celebrate their life, or raising funds for a cause that mattered to them, we’re here to help.
By remembering a loved one with the UK Sepsis Trust, you can provide a lasting space for everyone to come together and remember your loved one. Share photos, messages, stories, and – if you wish – make a donation in their memory to help raise vital awareness of sepsis, support others affected and protect future generations.
The most important thing is choosing what feels right for you and your family.
Create an online tribute page
Create an online tribute page where family and friends can come together to remember someone special.
Always Remember Garden
Leave an online dedication to your loved one in our virtual Always Remember Garden alongside others who have sadly lost their lives to sepsis.
Funeral giving & fundraising
Collect funeral donations online by inviting friends and family to give in memory of someone special.
“We didn’t know what sepsis was. If we had, Chloe would still be alive."
In October 2018, Chloe went to hospital for an appendix operation. Tragically, she died from sepsis at just 20-years-old.
Since her death, Chloe’s family and friends have raised over £120,000 in her memory for the UK Sepsis Trust, using an online tribute page to keep Chloe’s memory alive while turning their grief into something that can help others.
Remember your way
Remembering a loved one is completely personal, and there is no right or wrong way to do it. If you’re thinking about setting up a tribute page or organising a collection but aren’t sure where to start, our friendly team is here to talk through your options and help you choose one that feels right for you.
You don't have to go through this alone
Losing a loved one to sepsis can leave you with grief, questions, and feelings that are difficult to put into words, but you don’t have to go through it alone.
Whether you need a safe space to share your feelings through a 1:1 conversation or want to connect with others, our Support Nurses are here to listen, offer reassurance, and help answer any questions you may have.