In memory Giving a gift in memory of a loved one is a special way to remember them. You’ll be honouring their life whilst making a real lasting impact to the lives of people living with learning disabilities, autism and complex care needs across Scotland. Ways to remember your loved ones If you’ve lost a loved one you might be considering how you wish to commemorate their life. We’ve got some ideas that you might like to consider. From funeral collections to challenge events, we’re here to help you remember your loved one with Cornerstone. Funeral collections A funeral can be a way to celebrate the life of your loved one. Perhaps you might like to do a collection for Cornerstone at their funeral? You might wish to look at an In Memory page as a lovely way to bring family and friends together, even if they can’t be physically present. Take on a challenge in their memory Whether you’re looking to take part in an organised event or do your own thing, we’ve got help on hand to support you celebrate a loved one’s life through a challenge. Read how Eliza and the Smedley family Take a look at our events and challenges Set up an In Memory page You can create an In Memory page on our website. An In Memory page provides the opportunity for friends and family to come together to share memories of a loved one and celebrate their life. Anyone who leaves a message on your bespoke page has the option to leave a donation to Cornerstone in memory of someone they love. Set up an In Memory page Cornerstone Remembers Eliza remembers her sister Polly “[Cornerstone] never made it feel like a job to our family and were there every day and night without fail. Polly had cerebral palsy and epilepsy which put many restrictions on the life she led, and resulted in many hospital admissions, operations, and often lots of pain. But she was so much more than this. She was strong. And busy. And led a happy and full life.” Read Eliza’s story The Smedley Family remember Linda Tony, Stephen, Brian and their family completed a Ben Nevis hike in memory of their mum and much-loved wife, Linda Smedley. The Cornerstone team in North Lanarkshire supported Linda and her family after she was diagnosed with early onset dementia aged just 50. Read about the Smedley Family We’re here to support you. If you need anything, please get in touch with us by calling 0300 131 3333 or emailing us on [email protected] Manage Cookie Preferences