Give in Honour

Giving in memory is a special way to honour the memory of your loved one heartbreakingly lost to heart disease. Memorial gifts to Australian Heart Research can be arranged through any funeral home as part of the funeral planning service. You can also select to direct the donations received to a specific area of heart research or patient care that matters most to you and your family.

If you wish to make a gift in memory of your loved one today, select the ‘In Memory’ option on our donate page, or call us on (08) 8244 0591 to find out more.

If you wish to continue making memorial gifts in honour of your loved one, you can set up a Tribute Fund. A Tribute Fund enables family and friends to make a lasting tribute in memory of a loved one by holding an annual memorial, or making donations to support an area of heart research or patient care that was important to them during their life.

An event can be anything from a get-together with family and friends, to an annual fundraising event in your community. If there was a particular area of research that your loved one was passionate about, then you can have the donations directly support that area.

To set up a Tribute Fund in memory of your loved one, complete the contact form below or call us on (08) 8244 0591 to speak to our friendly team.

Share the love and encourage others to join the fight against heart disease on your next special occasion. In lieu of gifts, you can request donations to support lifesaving health and medical research for people who will heartbreakingly face heart disease in the future.

Make any occasion even more meaningful by asking friends and family to support a cause that is close to your heart, and that will ultimately improve the health of your loved ones now, and in the future. Your next birthday, your wedding or an anniversary could raise much-needed funds for heart research and patient care services.

Give in celebration by setting up an online fundraiser, or simply direct your friends and family to our donate page where they can select ‘In Celebration.’