Giving In Loving Memory

We are deeply appreciative of everyone who chooses to support AKWO in memory of a loved one, and we feel truly honoured to be able to stand alongside you as you celebrate and remember their life. Giving in someone’s memory is a powerful and heartfelt way to pay tribute, and we recognise the love, care, and intention behind every such gesture.

For many people, inviting friends and family to make donations, share memories, or reflect on the impact their loved one had can be a deeply meaningful way to honour someone special. These acts of remembrance not only help keep their memory alive, but also create a lasting legacy that can make a positive difference in the lives of others.

There are many ways to give in memory, whether through personal fundraising, tribute pages, collections at services, or other thoughtful acts of support. Whatever form it takes, we are here to guide and support you every step of the way, and we are grateful to be part of such a meaningful tribute.

Funeral Donations in Memory of a Loved One

Collecting donations at a funeral is a meaningful way to honour the life, faith, and legacy of a loved one while supporting God’s work through AKWO Ministries. It offers family and friends an opportunity to give in love and remembrance, turning grief into generosity.

If you wish to take a collection on the day of the funeral, we aim to make the process simple and respectful. We can provide Gift Envelopes for use during the service, allowing attendees to make donations privately and prayerfully in memory of your loved one.

To request Gift Envelopes, please email Info@akwo-ministries.org, and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.

Once all donations have been received by AKWO, they will be carefully processed, and we will notify you of the total amount raised in memory of your loved one. These gifts help further our mission and serve as a lasting tribute that reflects a life rooted in faith and compassion.

“Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the Lord, and He will repay him for his deed.”
— Proverbs 19:17 (NIV)

Thank you for considering this beautiful way to honour your loved one while continuing the work of God’s kingdom.

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