Resting place, and "In their memory"
Where they rest, and how to find it — shown to the page's people unless you choose otherwise. Plus a few links: where to give, send flowers, or read the notice.
After the occasions are over, this is the part people need for years: where they rest, and how to find them.
Resting place
One per page, on Remembered pages only, kept by managers under Settings. Buried, ashes kept, ashes scattered, a mausoleum or columbarium — with the place, an exact spot or plot if you want people to find it, and a photo of the marker.
It's shown to the people on the page only unless you switch that off. Even on a public page, a grave is not the world's business by default.
In their memory
Up to eight links: where to give instead of flowers, where to send them, the published notice. Links only — nothing is paid for here, and there's no funeral-home integration or mailing address for cards. On a living person's page the same section reads In their honour: a charity they'd choose, a fund while they're in treatment.
Raising money without a fundraising page
A Donate entry doesn't need a link. Give it a name — Dad's treatment fund — and say who is organising it; it shows as a plain line, organised by Maria, and people who want to give reach Maria the way they already do. Put a name there, never an e-transfer address or account details: it's someone's personal banking email on a page that may one day be public, and it is exactly what a scam looks like. Whatever is given goes directly to the organiser; Beyond My Time is never in the middle, and the page says so under the links.