Picture: Michael Parkes Fundraiser & Communications Officer at Scottish Cot Death Trust (left) and George McLean, Fuze Brand Ambassador (right) Can you start by telling us about your wonderful charity and the great work that you do? The charity was founded in 1985 and is Scotland’s only charity dedicated to the issue of sudden unexpected death...
Picture: Chloe Watson Community and Events Fundraiser at SAMH (left) and George McLean, Fuze Brand Ambassador (right) Tell us a little bit about your role in SAMH? I am one of the Community and Events Fundraisers at SAMH. I cover part of the Central Belt and, up to and including, the Western Isles supporting those...
Picture: Rebecca Addison, Trust Fundraiser at CHAS (left) and George McLean, Fuze Brand Ambassador (right) Tell us a little bit about your role in CHAS? As Trust Fundraiser, I focus on raising funding from Charitable Trusts and Foundations. My role involves identifying Trusts and Foundations whose giving aims align with the incredible and life-changing work...
Humanist organisation share their love with Scottish charities Today, a day for celebrating love, The Fuze Foundation announce that after months of planning, and a final vote at their AGM, they will be supporting three amazing Scottish charities in 2022. Established in 2012 the not for profit Humanist organisation, based in Scotland, have a team...
A Eulogy is a piece of writing usually presented as praise to someone who has recently passed away. A Eulogy can be written for any loved one to allow the memorial service to become a personal event celebrating the life of the deceased. It may include songs, prayers, or quotes from the deceased favourite books...
Motivation, Pledge, Purpose, Present and Future Motivation A funeral is the last ceremony of a person’s life and everyone deserves a decent goodbye. However, funeral ceremonies have had lack of personalisation and lack of focus on a deceased’s life. This has encouraged us to devise a way of how funeral ceremonies should be conducted to...
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Mourners have been left in a state of emotional anguish, as strict social distancing regulations restrict attendance at funeral ceremonies. Can technology offer support during these unprecedented times? COVID-19 has displaced our lives. Restrictions on funeral gatherings, since the lockdown in March, has limited the number of mourners able to physically attend a service. Clinically...
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This pandemic has presented unique challenges and changes for bereaved families who are organising funerals for their loved ones during this awful time. Yes, funerals are still taking place but with some very crucial changes. Currently, Registration offices are closed to the public. Deaths are being registered remotely and death certificates are being sent electronically...
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