Making a donation in memory of a loved one is a valuable and positive way of commemorating a life whilst helping NPDG (UK) to make a difference to many more lives in the future. Many families and friends choose to remember their loved ones in this way and also like to mark significant days like birthdays or anniversaries with a gift to the NPDG (UK).

Donations in memory, no matter how small, can go a long way to helping us continue our work and give hope to many more people affected by Niemann-Pick diseases.

Donations in lieu of flowers. If you are organising a funeral you may feel it is appropriate to ask friends and relatives of your loved one to make a donation to a cause they cared about instead of giving flowers at their funeral. A simple way to do this is to include a request in any obituary notices you place in newspapers or simply tell your family and close friends of your wishes.

In memory of    Roger Franklin

In memory of Sarah Jane Forrester

In memory of Reevel Tye

In memory of Edward Hurst

In memory of Patrick Kinna MBE