Memorial & Tribute Giving

Gifts made in someone’s name

Let donors dedicate a gift in memory or in honor of someone, send a personal note to the family, and keep every tribute recorded and acknowledged with the care it deserves.

Free plan available. Paid plans from $100/mo.

The Tribute Dedication step of a nonprofit’s branded CauseVox donation form, reading “Make your donation in memory of or in honor of someone”, with “In memory of” chosen, a field for the honoree’s name, and the option to notify someone — like a friend or next of kin — that the donation was made

How tribute giving works in CauseVox

1

Add the option to your donation form

Turn on tribute dedication and it appears on your form.

Enable Tributes in your form settings and the option sits on the first page of the form, just below your donation amounts — so a donor sees it without having to look for it.

2

Let donors dedicate their gift

Donors choose “in memory of” or “in honor of” and name the person.

It takes one step, in the flow they’re already in. A memorial gift and a birthday tribute are both handled the same simple way.

3

Let them tell the family

Donors can send a personal note letting the family or honoree know.

A donor can choose to send a personal email letting the family know a gift was made in their loved one’s name — often the part that matters most to everyone involved.

4

Direct gifts to a memorial fund

Send tributes to a fund set up in someone’s memory.

Fund designations let a family’s memorial fund have its own page, description, and running total — so gifts given in one person’s name are gathered in one place rather than scattered through general giving.

5

Give a memorial its own page

Create a page for a specific person when a family wants one.

A campaign or personal fundraising page can carry their photo, their story, and a place for people to give — something a family can share with everyone who wants to do something.

6

Acknowledge every tribute properly

Every gift is receipted and recorded with its dedication attached.

Automatic receipts go out as gifts arrive, and every tribute sits on the donor’s record with the dedication intact — so when you write to them, you know who they were remembering.

Memorial & tribute features

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Tribute dedication
Tribute option on donation formsEnabled in form settings, shown below your donation amounts
In memory of / in honor ofDonors choose the dedication that fits
Honoree nameRecorded with the gift
Notification to the familyDonors can send a personal email letting them know
Works on any formWebsite forms, campaign pages, and appeals
Memorial funds & pages
Fund designationsA memorial fund with its own page, description, and total
Memorial campaign pagesA page for a specific person, with their photo and story
Personal fundraising pagesA family member can raise in their loved one’s name
Custom brandingYour organization’s look throughout
Gifts
Payment methodsCard, ACH, PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay, and Google Pay
One-time, monthly, or pledgeWhatever suits the donor
Donor-covered feesDonors can cover processing fees
Offline gift entryChecks sent in someone’s memory, logged the same way
Records & acknowledgment
Automatic receiptsSent as gifts arrive
Tribute recorded on the donor’s recordThe dedication stays attached to the gift
Donor recordsFull giving history
Built-in emailWrite to tribute donors from the same place their gift lives
Reporting & exportsSaved templates and recurring exports

Ready to add tribute giving?

Common questions

How do donors make a gift in someone’s memory?

Enable Tributes on your donation form and the option appears just below your donation amounts. A donor chooses “in memory of” or “in honor of” and names the person, without leaving the form.

Can the family be told about the gift?

Yes. A donor can choose to send a personal email letting the honoree or the family know that a gift was made in their name.

Can we set up a fund in someone’s memory?

Yes. A memorial fund can have its own page, description, and running total, so gifts given in one person’s name are gathered together.

Can a family create a page themselves?

Yes. A personal fundraising page lets a family member raise in their loved one’s name, with their own photo and words.

Can we accept checks sent in memory of someone?

Yes. Offline gifts are logged with their dedication like any other tribute.

Is the dedication kept with the gift in our records?

Yes. The tribute stays attached to the donation on the donor’s record, so you know who they were remembering when you write to them.

What does it cost?

There’s a free plan you can start on with no credit card, and paid plans start at $100/month with no commitment. See pricing for the details.

Add tribute giving to your donation form

Free to start — no credit card required.