Get help with In Memory Fundraising Fundraising in memory of a loved one can be a lovely way to honour and celebrate that person. We work with families who choose to donate funeral donations, take on an epic challenge, hold an event in a place that was special to their lost loved one, or quietly donate on the person's birthday each year. Everyone grieves differently, and we're here to help you remember your loved one in a way that feels right to you. Creating an In Memory fundraising page Your own personalised website page is a lovely way to keep all your donations and messages in one place. The page can be personalised with a photo and your own words. Please get in touch with Hannah [email protected] 07849691356 and she'll be happy to set up your page for you. Other ways we can help Develop your ideas. You might have no idea where to start - we can make suggestions and turn your half-formed ideas into achievable plans Help you with the nitty-gritty planning of your event - from recommending suppliers to planning routes, we can lighten the load Send you bespoke resources, to suit your plans and the person you're remembering Create special posters and social media posts to help you promote your fundraising and celebrate your loved one Please get in touch with Hannah [email protected] 07849691356 and she'll be happy to help you support The AAT in memory of your loved one. In Memory fundraisers Everest Base Camp Kurtis, his dad and his friends took on an epic challenge in 2022 and climbed to Everest Base Camp in Memory of his Mum, Ruth. The photograph at the top if this page shows the team when they arrived at base camp, with a flag we made for them. In Memory of Eric We all completed the Yorkshire 3 Peaks challenge in 11 hours and 56 minutes. It was one of the hardest things we've ever done, but we all got through it together, with sweat, tears, blisters and a bit of sun burn. It was an absolutely amazing day, for such a special man, and I know he would of been looking down on us proudly. He definitely sent us the sunshine. I am so pleased we have managed to raise so much for your wonderful charity. I really hope it will help. - Karina Buffy Younger Impact Fund When Buffy died her family wanted to create a lasting legacy for Buffy. The Buffy Younger Impact Fund is dedicated to improving treatment for aplastic anaemia by enabling research and clinical advancement, so that in the future no-one has to lose someone they love to this condition. Buffy's Fund is about providing seed funding for some of our biggest research priorities, and enabling this small charity - the only one for people affected by aplastic anaemia in the UK - to punch above our weight and make big things happen. By raising funds to specifically fund the opportunities identified by in The Future of Clinical Care and Research in Aplastic Anaemia report - we will secure a long-lasting legacy for Buffy. Quiz in Memory of Ferghal In memory of Ferghal, his sister Jemma wanted to raise funds for the AAT. On December 29th 2025, a pub quiz was held in Rices Hotel, Poyntzpass and raised £2330 was raised for The AAT. Thank you to the many family and friends who participated. Cheques Cheques are sometimes given at Funeral or Memorial Services. If you have a cheque to send us please make it payable to 'The Aplastic Anaemia Trust' and send it to our office in Birmingham. The Aplastic Anaemia TrustSt Laurence Pastoral Centre173 Church RoadNorthfieldBirminghamWest MidlandsB31 2LX Do include a note to let us know who you are remembering with the donation. If there is an active In Memory page, we can add your donation to the total. We are here for you We welcome you to call our Support Line on 0300 102 3202 where you will be able to speak to our Support and Outreach Team, who will be there to listen to you and offer their support. Whether it's something as simple to offering a friendly, listening ear or signposting to you other forms of support, rest assured that we are here to help. You can find out for by looking on our bereavement support page. Bereavement Support Manage Cookie Preferences