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Create a memoriam page

Losing someone to pulmonary hypertension is hard, and for many families raising money in their memory becomes a way of marking a life and of helping others living with the condition. If that is something you are considering, we would be glad to help — at whatever pace feels right.

Create an In memory of page

You can create a page in your loved one’s name and share it with family and friends, so that anyone who would like to give in their memory can do so in one place — and you can see what has been raised.

To set one up, sign in to myPHA, our personal portal, and create your In memory of page. If you do not have an account yet, you can create one on the same page. Once it is set up, you will have a link you can share however you like — by email, in a message, or alongside funeral or celebration-of-life details.

Go to myPHA to create a page

Other ways to give in someone’s memory

Many families ask for donations in lieu of flowers, or include the PHA UK in a funeral or celebration-of-life collection. Friends and family can also make a donation at any time.

Fundraising in someone’s memory

Some families organise something in the months or years that follow — a sponsored walk, a tea party, a coffee morning, an annual event on a date that matters to them. It does not need to be large or strenuous to make a difference, and we can send you a free fundraising kit to help.

Fundraising ideas · Order a free fundraising kit

Leaving a gift in your will

A gift in your will is another way of supporting people with PH long into the future. There is no minimum, and we have suggested wording you can pass to your solicitor.

Leaving a gift in your will

If you would like to talk to us

You do not have to arrange anything alone, and there is no obligation to decide anything quickly. If you would like to talk it through, or you would rather we helped with something, please get in touch.

If you are grieving and would value support for yourself, our Emotional wellbeing page has details of bereavement organisations, including a private Facebook group set up by a PHA UK member for people who have lost someone to PH.