Memorial Gifts and Honorariums
Honor a Life. Advance a Mission.
A memorial or honorary gift to Aquinas College is a meaningful way to celebrate a loved one, express gratitude, or recognize a special occasion while supporting the mission of Catholic education and formation.
Gifts made in memory or in honor of someone help Aquinas College continue its work of forming teachers, religious sisters, seminarians, catechists, and lay faithful who will serve the Church and impact future generations. Through these gifts, a lasting tribute becomes a lasting source of blessing for others.
Unless otherwise designated, memorial and honorary gifts support the Aquinas College Annual Fund, which helps sustain the College’s educational and formation programs. Families and honorees are notified of gifts made in their honor or memory.
How to Make a Memorial or Honorary Gift
To make a gift in memory of a loved one or in honor of a special person or occasion, please send your contribution to:
Aquinas College
4210 Harding Pike
Nashville, TN 37205
Please include the following information:
- The name of the person being honored or remembered.
- For honorary gifts, the occasion being celebrated (if applicable).
- The name and address of the individual or family member who should receive notification of the gift.
- Your name, address, telephone number, and email address.
- Any special instructions regarding the designation of your gift.
Acknowledgment of Gifts
For memorial gifts, Aquinas College will send a notification to the designated family member. For honorary gifts, a notification will be sent to the honoree. The acknowledgment will include the donor’s name but not the amount of the gift. Donors will also receive a charitable gift receipt for tax purposes.
A Lasting Tribute
Memorial and honorary gifts provide a meaningful way to celebrate the lives, faith, generosity, and service of those who have touched us. We are honored to help families and friends create tributes that continue to bear fruit through the mission of Aquinas College.
