Donate in memory of a loved one

Donate in memory

Donating in someone’s name is a special way to honour their memory. Every pound helps provide our vital services to support ambulance staff in their time of need.

The easiest way to donate in memory is via our website at the button below. If you would like to transfer your money a different way, please contact our Fundraising Team.

Fundraise in memory

Raise money by organising your own event where friends and family can come together to donate and celebrate your loved one’s life. There are so many ways you can fundraise in memory.

Learn more about fundraising for TASC at the button below.

Collecting donations at the funeral

Collecting donations at a funeral is a powerful way to remember a loved one. To arrange for collections, just give your funeral director our details and ask them to get in touch with us:

TASC The Ambulance Staff Charity
12 Ensign Business Centre, Westwood Way
Coventry, CV4 8JA

Registered UK charity: 1163538/SC046384

Tel: 02477 987 922
Email: fundraising@theasc.org.uk

Create an online remembrance fund

An online remembrance fund through JustGiving is a beautiful way to celebrate your loved one’s life by sharing photos and stories and collecting donations from family and friends in their memory.

To set up your remembrance fund, click the link below, set up your JustGiving page and then select TASC The Ambulance Staff Charity as your chosen charity. Any money you raise will come directly to us.

Robert’s story

Robert came to TASC because he was struggling with his mental health which was also starting to affect his physical wellbeing. We arranged for Robert to have sessions with our in-house counsellor to talk about coping techniques and we also funded sessions for him to meet with an external counsellor to help with his PTSD symptoms.

“TASC’s services were second to none and I would 100% recommend them to any of my colleagues.”

Robert, Ambulance Care Assistant, Aylesbury

Wendy’s story

Wendy came to TASC because she felt increasing anxious, agitated and unable to switch off. After assessing Wendy’s case, our in-house counsellor felt that she would benefit from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and referred Wendy to one of our partners for six sessions of support.

“Since finishing my sessions I feel more relaxed, focused and happier both at work and in my personal life.”

Wendy, Paramedic, Surrey