The order of service for Liam Payne’s funeral has revealed the star’s final act of kindness, to help children in need.

Liam Payne ‘s final charitable act will be to raise vital funds for children with cancer (Image: Getty)

Liam Paynes final act of kindness was revealed in the funeral order of service, which urged guests to donate to Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital, echoing his recent efforts to support fundraisers for sick children.

In a touching gesture, all funds will dedicated to building a new Children’s Cancer Centre.

The heartfelt message from Great Ormand street reads: “Thank you for your donation to Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity in memory of our friend Liam Payne. Your donation today will continue Liam’s legacy by helping to build a brand new Children’s Cancer Centre at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

“This incredible new building will help give seriously ill children childhoods that are fuller, funner and longer.”

Payne, who died on October 16 after a fall from a third-floor hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, is being laid to rest at a church in the Home Counties.

Family and friends, including his former bandmates Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, and Louis Tomlinson, attended the private ceremony.

Simon Cowell was seen attending the funeral (Image: Getty)

This emotional reunion marked the group’s first public appearance together since their final concert in 2015.

Other notable attendees included Simon Cowell, Cheryl Radio 2’s Scott Mills, and Marvin and Rochelle Humes. The mourners walked past floral displays of bowling pins and a ball, a touching nod to Payne’s well-known love of bowling.

The entrance to the church was beautifully decorated with candle lanterns and white roses placed among the surrounding shrubbery.

A source close to the family shared: “His family have gone to great lengths to put together the perfect service and give him the send-off he deserves. Liam may have been a global superstar, but to Geoff and Karen, he will always be their little boy. It is going to be an incredibly difficult day.”

Payne had been in Argentina in September to support former bandmate Niall Horan during a performance. He extended his stay to renew his visa for living in the U.S. but tragically passed away before returning home.

Niall Horan looked emotional as he entered the church (Image: Getty)