When someone you love is taken by pancreatic cancer, finding a heartfelt way to honour their memory matters deeply.
A donate-in-memory gift does exactly that. It celebrates the life of your loved one while creating hope for others. Every tribute made in their name helps fund life-changing research, opens up new treatment options, and improves outcomes for those diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
Whether you're organising a funeral, curating a memorial service, wanting to create an online tribute page, or marking a birthday or anniversary - there's a way to give that's right for you. Donating a gift in memory after pancreatic cancer is a heartfelt way to give the next family a fighting chance. More options, more time, and more hope.
Here are four ways to donate in memory and celebrate the life of someone you love.
Together, we can turn remembrance into real progress - helping future families face this disease with more options, more time, and more hope.
Make a donation in their name
The simplest way to honour a loved one is to make a direct donation in their memory. Quick to set up and deeply meaningful, your gift goes straight to funding pancreatic cancer research and patient support - in their name, in their honour, right now.
Create an online tribute page
Creating an online tribute page is a special way to remember your loved one and celebrate their life. Share it with friends and family to make an online donation (in lieu of flowers), and leave a personal message of support. Together, you create a legacy that funds research and lives on.
Leave a gift in your Will
Honour a loved one's legacy by leaving a gift to Pankind in your Will. The memory of your loved one continues to drive change for years to come - helping us progress in the diagnosis, treatment and care of people affected by pancreatic cancer.
Gift in memory donation card
Let others know they can donate in memory of your loved one. Write on these cards when inviting friends and family to make a donation in lieu of flowers. A heartfelt way to contribute to life-changing research and advocacy.