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A special way to honour a loved one when they pass away is by offering friends and family the opportunity to make donations to Mission Australia to celebrate their life, instead of sending flowers. How to organise donations in memory of your loved one The funeral director can organise this for you. They will contact us for a supply of special donation envelopes that will be available at the funeral. Alternatively, we can send these directly to family members. We will send a thank-you card and receipt to every person who makes a donation in memory. An acknowledgement card will be sent to the family, along with the names of the people who made a donation. If you wish to receive in memory donations when you pass away, it may be helpful to inform your friends and family, executor or include instructions in your Will. If you would like any more information about donations in memory or other special tribute funds, contact us today. |
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