Remembering a loved one this Mother’s Day

At St Barnabas, we understand that Mother’s Day can be difficult, with a mix of emotions and memories.

Today we’re thinking of all mums, those with us and those we remember with love 💛

Please remember that we are here if you need us. Our free bereavement support is open to anyone in Lincolnshire – not just those families supported by hospice care. Our Bereavement Helpline is available Monday to Friday, 11am – 3pm. You can call 0300 303 1897 to talk to a trained volunteer.

Ways to remember a loved one

Remembering a loved one is very personal, which is why we offer a number of ways to celebrate a life.

There are a variety of ways you can remember a loved one with St Barnabas, including creating an online tribute page, fundraising in memory, or leaving a gift in your Will.

MuchLoved Tribute Page

This is your own special memorial website in tribute to your loved one, where you can share memories, thoughts, and stories with family and friends, as well as light candles, add music, photos and videos.

Donate

Donations made in a loved one’s name will go on to care for someone else. Every pound given supports our mission – that no-one should face dying or grieving alone.

Gifts in Wills

Remember someone special by leaving a gift in your Will, helping to bring care, comfort and dignity to others for years to come. Each gift, no matter the size, is one of the most powerful ways to protect local hospice care.

Fundraise for St Barnabas

Honour the memory of someone special by fundraising for St Barnabas. Your support helps us deliver expert care and comfort when it matters most. Get involved with one of our fundraising initiatives or take on a challenge in memory of a loved one.

Regular Giving

You may wish to remember someone special with a monthly gift. By giving each month, even a small amount can add up to make a big difference. Become part of a community of supporters making care, comfort, and dignity possible for families across the county.

However you spend the day, we hope it offers a gentle moment to reflect and remember.