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Remember a Charity Week

For Remember A Charity Week (7-13 September), over 200 UK charities come together to encourage people to consider leaving a gift to charity in their Will. A gift in your Will to Sue Ryder could be a legacy of kindness and care - now and for generations to come.

How your legacy can help us

There when it matters

We are here to make sure that everyone approaching the end of life or living with grief can access the support they need.

More about Sue Ryder
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End-of-life care
We provide expert and compassionate end-of-life care and support from our specialist centres and in people's homes.
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Grief support services
From our free-to-access services to our expert information and advice, we provide grief support to everyone who needs it.
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Influencing and campaigns
We are speaking up for people who are grieving or dying. Through our influencing work, we are creating a movement for change.
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Starlight Hike

Celebrate the memory of a loved one this October. Join family and friends to walk under the stars, remember someone special and raise vital funds, so more people can receive the expert end‑of‑life care and support they deserve.

Last year, our teams delivered over 655,000 hours of end-of-life care

Over 220,000 people used our Online Bereavement Community in 2024/25.

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Your donation can help make sure no one has to face death or grief alone.

Doug with his arm around Debbie. They are smiling toward the camera.

I’ve learnt so much about grief from Sue Ryder in the past few years. It’s such a fantastic charity.

Read Debbie’s story