When you care deeply for someone, they remain forever in your heart. Help your loved one’s legacy live on in a very meaningful way by creating a memorial Heart & Stroke fundraising page, organizing a memorial fundraising event, or donating to an existing page. Your friends and family will welcome the chance to support you while honouring your loved one, and helping to beat heart disease and stroke.
There are 3.5 million Canadians who live with heart disease or stroke, but your support can help make a difference and provide much-needed hope. A memorial fundraiser page is a wonderful way to continue your loved one’s legacy, while raising life-changing funds to improve the lives of Canadians as we work together to beat heart disease and stroke.
Create a memorial page and personalize it by clicking the link below and completing our simple form. You can personalize your loved one’s page with photos, videos and a written message to tell their story.
Once you create your memorial, a page link will be emailed to you.
Share your page link with friends and family to gather fundraising support in memory of your loved one. Supporters can leave messages and share memories and photos on the memorial page.
Heart disease and stroke touch 50% of Canadians. Thank you for supporting our vital research at this difficult time.
If you wish to donate to an existing memorial page, click below and then enter the name of the person you would like to donate in memory of:
For someone recovering from heart disease and stroke.
Perhaps one year after your loss, or on the person’s birthday.
At any time that is meaningful to you.
Want to pay tribute to someone important, but they don’t have a memorial page? Send a Heart & Stroke e-card with a donation of $5 or more to let family and friends know you are thinking of them in a difficult time.
Your support will fund life-saving research to help people who are currently living with the effects of heart disease and stroke and help improve the outcomes for those who will be diagnosed with these conditions this year.
By creating a fundraising page in memory of a loved one, or donating to an existing one, you’ll be raising awareness, supporting critical research and helping to beat heart disease and stroke. Here are some key ways fundraising made a difference in 2023 alone:
Grants awarded to 10 leading stroke research projects
Invested in life-saving research
Invested in advocacy and health promotion
Your legacy can support the vision of life uninterrupted by heart disease and stroke — and benefit your family, friends, and all people in Canada. By creating a planned gift, like a gift in your Will, you’ll help build a healthier future for generations to come.
Here are some helpful guides to answer your questions, and make it as easy as possible to set up and share your memorial page:
Step-by-step instructions on how to log in and change your memorial page.
How to view all donations on your memorial page and thank those who have contributed.
Tips on sharing your memorial page with family and those important to you.
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