This is a dedicated online space where family and friends can come together to share memories of your loved one. It can be a place of comfort and remembrance, and a special way to ensure that your loved one’s story is always part of ours.
It is simple and free to set up. It can be public or private, and is yours for as long as you wish.
It can also be a focal point for positive action, if you choose to honour the memory of your loved one by raising life-saving funds in their name.
We are very grateful for every donation we receive. Each gift makes a real difference and will help us to train and equip more people with life-saving skills, putting first aid at the heart of every community for years to come.
Always St John Tributes
Creating a Tribute page is a chance for you to celebrate the life of your loved one. You can also support the work of St John Ambulance by collecting donations in their memory.
What is an Always St John Tribute?
How to set up an Always St John Tribute
Complete our simple online form, created by our trusted partners at Much Loved. You’ll need to tell us the name of the person you are remembering and a few details about yourself.
The page is yours to use however feels right for you, for as long as you wish. You can add thoughts and memories in tribute to your loved one. You can light candles, add music, photos and videos, collect fundraising donations, organise events, celebrate anniversaries, and much more.
Don’t forget to share your new tribute page with friends and family so they can add their memories too.
If you’d like to find out more about the experience of creating a Tribute page with Much Loved, please take a look at this short video of testimonials to hear how some people have found it to be a positive way to remember and commemorate their loved ones.
Janet Elliott chose to set up a Tribute to collect donations for St John when her mum, Anne Hawkins, passed away. Janet shared:
'It was my mother's wish that St John received a little something when she passed away. My father, Brian, joined St John in Caterham when he was 12 and became a Station Officer. He later joined the Ambulance Service but stayed connected with St John, running first aid courses and supporting the Badgers. He was even awarded the Order of St John.'
Looking for an existing tribute page?
If you'd like to support an existing St John tribute fund, you can search for it via our online Tribute Garden. You can contribute by making a donation or adding a message.
Contact us
We’re here to help if you have any questions. Please email Sarah in the In Memory team at inmemory@sja.org.uk.