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The Remember Me campaign is on the verge of smashing through the £2million barrier thanks to a £100,000 donation from a generous Mail reader. The stunning gift from the kind-hearted donor – who wishes to remain anonymous – means the drive to fund a Covid memorial at St Paul's Cathedral is now tantalisingly close to its target of £2.3million. Since the Mail's launch earlier this month, more than £312,000 has flooded in from thousands of readers while £1.1million has been secured in major pledges. Together with funds already collected by the cathedral, the campaign has now banked a mag...

The Remember Me campaign for a Covid memorial at St Paul’s Cathedral was handed a £100,000 boost yesterday thanks to a generous donation from property developer Sir John Ritblat. The businessman and philanthropist said he and his family felt ‘privileged’ to join those helping create the national memorial ‘as a place for all faiths to visit and remember those who have died’. The donation took the campaign, which is backed by the Daily Mail, over the £1.75million mark – meaning it is well on track to hit the £2.3million target for the tribute located at the London landmark. One o...

Former GP Mary Caroe, from Surrey, died of Covid in hospital last April, aged 83 Daily Mail launched campaign to create memorial to lives lost during pandemic  Mary's son, Oliver Caroe, 52, is the architect of the Remember Me inner portico Almost 9,000 Daily Mail readers have helped chip in to the Remember Me fund Campaign is closing in on £2.3 million target to build remembrance landmark