Honoring Loved Ones Through Memorial Giving
- Lucy Dold

- Dec 3
- 2 min read
In moments of loss, it can be difficult to find the right way to honor a life that deeply touched our own. For many families, a memorial gift to the Community Foundation of White County offers a meaningful way to celebrate the values, passions, and legacy of someone special—transforming grief into hope and remembrance into impact.
A memorial gift is more than a donation; it’s a tribute that continues to make a difference in the community your loved one called home. These gifts can be directed to any existing fund at the Foundation, supporting causes such as education, youth, the arts, or mental wellness, or given as a general gift in memory, allowing the Foundation to use the contribution where it’s needed most.
When families choose to honor a loved one through a memorial gift, they often find comfort in knowing that their generosity will continue to strengthen White County for generations to come. Whether it’s helping a student achieve their educational dreams, supporting local nonprofits meeting essential needs, or enhancing the quality of life across our communities, each memorial gift adds to a legacy of compassion and care.
Every memorial contribution, no matter the size, becomes part of something enduring. Some families even choose to create a named endowment fund in memory of their loved one, ensuring that their story and spirit of giving live on through annual grants that benefit others year after year.
The Community Foundation is honored to serve as a steward of these lasting tributes. Each memorial gift is acknowledged to the family, and donors receive confirmation of their contribution’s impact. Most importantly, these gifts remind us that love and generosity can continue to shape lives long after a person’s time on earth has passed.
To make a memorial gift or learn more about honoring a loved one through the Community Foundation, visit www.cfwhitecounty.org or call (574) 583-6911. Together, we can transform remembrance into a legacy of hope for White County’s future.







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