Celebrating Lives, Creating Legacies

Remember Someone Special

Honouring a loved one through fundraising is a powerful way to celebrate their life and create a lasting impact. Whether you choose to make a donation, take on a challenge in their name, or set up a tribute fund, every contribution helps us continue supporting families affected by Niemann-Pick disease.

Here are some ways you can give in memory:

  • Make a donation – A one-off or regular donation in their name.
  • Create a tribute fund – A dedicated online page where friends and family can donate and share memories.
  • Take on a challenge – Run, cycle, or take on a personal goal in their honour.
  • Host a fundraising event – Celebrate their life with a charity event, from coffee mornings to memorial walks.
  • Leave a gift in your will – A special way to make a lasting difference for future generations.

However you choose to honour your loved one, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Honouring Loved Ones with Your Gift

In Memory Donations

Online

Donate through JustGiving

Donate through Wonderful

Post

Send your donation with a cover letter and your loved ones name to:

Niemann-Pick UK, Suite 2 Vermont House, Washington, NE37 2SQ

Phone

Donate with your debit card or credit card by calling our Supporter Care team on 0191 415 06 93.

Funeral & Service Collections

That you for thinking of us at this important time. Find out more about how you can create a funeral collection page or order collection envelopes.

Tribute Funds

Tribute funds are a personal and unique place to remember and celebrate your loved one. These can be shared, and you can add photos, messages of remembrance, light candles, and add any fundraising activity in their name. Find out more about how you can set one up.

Bereavement Support

If you are going through a bereavement and would like to talk to someone about it, call our Helpline on 0191 415 06 93, where you can chat to someone in confidence. Or take a look at our bereavement resources for people who have lost someone to cystic fibrosis.