After losing her mother, brother and nephew, Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Hudson and her family announced on Thursday that they would set up a foundation for families of murder victims.

The Hudson-King Foundation for Families of Slain Victims, named in honor of the actress’ mother, Darnell Hudson Donerson, brother, Jason Hudson, and 7-year-old nephew, Julian King, will help families of murder victims with products, shelter, as well as medical assistance, according to a statement released by Jennifer Hudson’s family.

A memorial service was also scheduled to take place on Monday morning at Chicago’s Apostolic Church of God. Only invited guests will be able to attend the funeral, as the Hudson family decided the mourning of the deceased private. In addition, they have been asked to donate funds to the Hudson King Foundation instead of sending flowers.

The arrangements for the service are being handled by Hudson Funeral Home, a company whose owners are relatives of the actress.

The family is also expected to announce an impending public memorial, which would give fans the opportunity to mourn the deaths of Jennifer Hudson’s relatives.

The estranged husband of Julia Hudson, Julian King’s mother, has been in police custody since police found the bodies of Darnerll Donerson and Jason Hudson. Although he has not been charged with the murders, he remains the prime suspect in the killings. He was arrested for parole violation, after spending several years behind bars for attempted murder, vehicular hijacking and possessing a stolen vehicle.