Why share a memory?
Sharing a memory is a simple but beautiful way to honour someone you love whilst supporting people living with HIV. Whether it is a short message, a reflection, or a story that captures who they were, your words can help keep their memory alive:
- Honour your loved one in a personal and lasting way.
- Create a space for friends and family to come together.
- Share stories, photos, and messages that reflect their life.
- Donate to support people living with HIV and end new cases by 2030
The Red Ribbon Tribute Fund
We’ve created a special space where you can share a message in memory of your loved one – celebrating their life alongside a community committed to ending new cases of HIV and building a world free from stigma. Donate to the Red Ribbon Tribute Fund and share those special moments and memories whilst ending new cases of HIV.
Remembering Terry Higgins
Terry was the first named person in the UK to die of an AIDS-related illness. This page is a way to honour his memory and all that’s been done in his name, as well as commemorate those whose own lives have been impacted by Terry’s legacy.
Giving in memory
Giving in memory of a loved one is a wonderful way to celebrate their life and support people with HIV. Giving in memory about Giving in memory
Create a Red Ribbon Tribute Fund
A Red Ribbon Tribute Fund is a personalised memorial fundraising page where friends and family can remember a loved one and raise money to support people living with HIV. Create a Red Ribbon Tribute Fund about Create a Red Ribbon Tribute Fund