Find Cemeteries Nonprofits and Charities

  charene wrote:

on june12th 2015 Ronald smith was found to be deceased by his girlfriend in his truck at 330am in the morning. in a state of shock and not knowing what to do I got on a truckers sight and was told to contact truckers final mile. which I did. this man... more »

  fred2 wrote:

I went coast to coast with this group to take a Medal of Honor recipient and two Silver Star veterans to Arlington for burial. It became a spiritual adventure as crowds gathered to honor these veterans and stand along roads and in towns to display flags... more »

  John312 wrote:

The Eugene Masonic Cemetery Association (EMCA) is the oldest operating cemetery in Eugene, dating to 1859. The EMCA was incorporated in 1995 to take over ownership and maintenance responsibilities from Eugene Masonic Lodge #11. The property is... more »

  Amy_155 wrote:

This is one of the coolest places in Jersey City. Where else in this completely urban city will you find wild turkeys and sometimes even deer (and now goats)? This site is full of lush greenery and so much history, we are very lucky for the amazing volunteers... more »

  ElizabethPG wrote:

A dedicated group of volunteers maintains a charming, historic cemetery in the heart of Unionville, PA. more »

  Kathleen115 wrote:

Angel Wings Memory Gowns is a 501(c)3 Non profit organization that re-purposes donated wedding and formal dresses into complimentary burial gowns for babies and toddlers from approximately 16 weeks gestation to 5T. They also minister and provide grief... more »

  LanetteWilliams wrote:

Gates to Heaven Cemetery offers natural burial and what an awe-inspiring experience. This non-profit cemetery was developed as a permanent memorial of the life shared by Fred and Evelyn Napier raising their children on a simple farm in Southwest Missouri.... more »

  JSSRHSCC wrote:

THE ELLIS SCOTT MEMORIAL GARDENS TRUST IS NON-PROFIT AND IS IN GOOD STANDING, THE ELLIS SCOTT MEMORIAL GARDENS, INC. IS THE TRUSTEE OF THE TRUST. THE CORPORATION WAS DROPPED, BUT IT HAS SINCE BEEN REINSTATED. THE TRUST IS THE OPERABLE SIDE OF THE NON-PROFIT,... more »

  sad4jesus wrote:

This Is the worst looking Cemetary I have seen in a while. The grass is never cut & I would just like to go on record as saying, if you are the type of person that will never visit your loved ones site & have an out of sight out of mind mentality about... more »

  Writer wrote:

The historic cemetery is beautifully cared for, has many enhancements, such as benches and gardens, and welcomes everyone with a cozy setting, charming paths, and unique monuments. No other cemetery in the area comes close to this peaceful gem. more »

  Writer wrote:

Many of my ancestors are buried at Mary's Chapel. George and Lilly Wilson. My Uncle Donald Wilson, His wife, Glenna Mae Wilson. Before he passed, he volunteered at Taylor's Drain Cemetary. I love visiting Mary's Chapel. I now live in Moatsville,... more »

  Leonard5 wrote:

The Utoy Cemetery Association in SW Atlanta maintains the oldest private cemetery in Atlanta, Current Fulton County, Georgia established in 1823. Three Revolutionary War Soldiers who settled in the area in the 1820's are buried there as well as a ... more »

  Writer wrote:

By Commissioner Vernon J. Burton In 1884, early records show that the first Post office that was established in the area that was to become Lake Helen was done in 1884, and in July of that same year Jay Sheldon was appointed as its first Post... more »

  lisacolton wrote:

I am commonly heard saying this congregation is the best local Jewish community outside of Jerusalem. Members take ownership for the richness and vibrancy of the community and programs, support each other inside and outside of the building, and are thinking... more »