​If your birthday, wedding, anniversary or any other exciting occasion or celebration is coming up, why not make the day extra special by asking your guests to make a donation to the Hospice in place of a present?

There are two fantastically simple ways for your friends and family to donate to the Hospice online – via a JustGiving page or a Facebook Fundraiser. They’re not just for marathon runners! Both options are quick and easy, and can be shared with your guests, so you can relax and enjoy the celebrations.

If you’re having a party of other celebration event and you’d like your guests to be able to make donations while they’re there, we can also supply you with special envelopes for them to use, to make a donation by credit or debit card, or cheque. Envelopes can be ordered below. We’ll acknowledge all donations received, and around two months after your celebration event we’ll let you know how much was raised.

We can create a QR code for you to display on your menus, place settings, memory table — giving your guests a simple and thoughtful way to donate in memory of someone special. Email [email protected]

We also have a range of printable accessories to help with those finishing touches!

Celebration donation envelopes

You might also choose to offer our dove pin badges as a unique and heartfelt alternative to traditional favours. These can be attached to your own stationery, just as Sophie and Rob did, and serve as a beautiful reminder of someone dearly missed, while helping to fund the Hospice’s vital care.

Please get in touch with the Fundraising Team to request our badges. We ask for a suggested minimum donation of £1 per badge plus postage and packing. You can contact them via email [email protected]k or call 01372 461808.

Wedding cards

Cheque

Please send your cheque(s) made payable to Princess Alice Hospice with either our single donation form or our regular donation form to:

Princess Alice Hospice
West End Lane
Esher
Surrey
KT10 8NA

Make the day extra special by asking your guests to donate in memory of your loved one

“I asked for donations rather than presents.”

– Claire Richardson

A selection of cakes