• Remember a Life

    Remember a life

    Honour a life, change another.

Give in memory of your loved one and connect others to the best care.

GIFTS IN MEMORY
Remember a loved-one by giving a gift in their memory.

Especially for those who have received care at the QEII, donations made in memory of a loved one leave a lasting impact and help change lives for other patients.

Memorial gifts can be directed to the care area of your choice or to the highest priority needs at the QEII. When giving online, you can designate through the online form. For cheques, make the gift payable to the QEII Foundation and identify the care area in the memo. 

Sample obituary announcement: Donations in memory of (your loved one) may be made to the QEII Foundation in lieu of flowers (optional: in support of a care area, example: cancer care). To give, visit QE2foundation.ca, call 1 888 428 0220 or mail a cheque to the QEII Foundation, 5657 Spring Garden Road, Park Lane Mall, Box 231, Halifax, NS, B3J 3R4.

Looking for additional assistance or information? We are here to help. Please contact Jennifer Grover at jennifer.grover@qe2foundation.ca or 902 442 7163.

Linda Thorne pictured with her late husband, Terry, who was a patient of the QEII.
Loved ones of Terry Thorne, pictured with his wife, Linda, made donations in his memory after he died of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) at 66.

Remember a loved one with a gift in their memory today.

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