MP Jo Cox was remembered and prayed for across the country at Sunday church services.
The mother-of-two was killed in a street attack in her Batley and Spen constituency in West Yorkshire on Thursday.
The fundraising page set up in honour of MP Jo Cox who died after being stabbed and shot in the street has reached £750,000.
The husband and family of Ms Cox set up the gofundme page called Jo Cox's Fund to raise money for three charities "closest to her heart"; The Royal Voluntary Service, HOPE not hate, and The White Helmets "in celebration and memory" of the Labour MP.
In a message posted on the site when the total reached £700,000 Brendan Cox, Jo Cox's husband said he had been "blown away" by the "incredible support" received in raising the money.
Launched on Friday, Jo Cox's Fund reached its £750,000 target in just two days.
The total continues to rise.
Rev Paul Knight said the Labour MP was a 'fervent advocate for the poor and oppressed'.
Plans are also underway to establish a body tasked with ensuring local police respond swiftly to threats against MPs.
Prayers are expected to be said for MP Jo Cox at church services across the country on Sunday.