About MuchLoved tribute pages

When you set up a MuchLoved tribute page in memory of someone, you create an online space to celebrate their life through photos, thoughts and memories.

You can share the page with friends and family and visit it at any time. If you’d like to, you can also use the page to raise vital funds for Mencap, with a one‑off or regular gift. Donations will be used to support people with a learning disability in your loved one’s name.

Create your tribute fund: Step 1

 

Search for a tribute fund

Type the name of someone you know to see if there is already a Mencap tribute fund set up in their name

 

After her parents died, Julia set up a MuchLoved tribute page

“It was great to have somewhere for everyone to share memories. MuchLoved was a convenient way share the funeral details at a stressful time, and had the page not suggested we raise money, we might not have considered it.”  

Christopher with Julia and David
  • MuchLoved pages: Just some of the heartfelt tribute pages created by people like you, who have chosen to continue their loved one’s legacy with Mencap.
MuchLoved pages: Just some of the heartfelt tribute pages created by people like you, who have chosen to continue their loved one’s legacy with Mencap.
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How to make a MuchLoved tribute

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Step 1 – Share a few details

Tell us a few details about you and your loved one in our secure online form
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Step 2 – Activate your personal tribute

You’ll receive an email from our trusted partner, MuchLoved. 
Click the link in the email to activate your tribute page. 
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Step 3 – Personalise and share

You can make your tribute private or public and choose to share the link with family and friends. 
Personalise it by adding photos and memories of your loved one to encourage others to do the same. 
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Step 4 – Continue their story through fundraising

If you’d like to, you can use the tribute page to collect donations. That could be at the funeral, or years later if you take on fundraising challenges to remember them.
You'll have a running total of everything you've raised in one place.