A smiling wife and husband stand with their three children outside their home in Timor-Leste.

Aju* lives with her husband Vitorino and three children in Timor-Leste. She’s part of an initiative promoting non-violent conflict transformation and social enterprises. Photo: Patrick Moran/Oxfam.

Tribute funds with Oxfam

A fairer world, a fitting tribute.

If your loved one's belief in fairness made the world a better place, it still can.

A tribute fund is a dedicated online space to celebrate their life, share what made them special, and bring family and friends together in their memory.

You can share photos, stories and memories, as well as raising money for Oxfam in their name – continuing to help create the fairer world they believed in.

What is a tribute fund?

A tribute fund is a lasting place to remember someone you love and celebrate the life they lived. It's somewhere you, your family and friends can return to whenever you want to share a memory, mark a special date or make a donation in their name.

With each gift you keep your loved one in the fight for a fairer world – and their values go on making a difference through the work of our global community.

How it works

Create

Set up your free tribute fund by sharing a few simple details about you and your loved one. It only takes a few minutes to get started.

Personalise

Make the page their own. Add photos, stories and memories that capture their personality, the life they lived and what made them special.

Share

Invite family and friends to visit your tribute fund, add their own memories and make a donation in your loved one's name.

Making the most of your tribute fund

Your tribute fund can be a special place to remember your loved one for as long as you need it. Here are some ways you might choose to use it:

Return to your tribute fund on birthdays, anniversaries and other important dates to share a memory, light a candle or make a gift in their name.

Bereavement Support:

We understand that grief affects everyone differently. If you are struggling or need someone to talk to, please consider reaching out to your GP or a support organisation such as:

Oxfam acknowledges the support of the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP).