A wall that carries
their names.

Remembrance gardens, veterans memorials, tribute walls, and legacy funds can use a digital wall a community adds to over time. Nothing is engraved, shipped, or set into the ground; recognition lives on the campaign page.

Free to launch; you keep a flat 85% of every brick. Campaigns are reviewed before going live.

A memorial garden shown as a digital mosaic fundraising wall example.
A memorial wall gives each tribute a visible place in the remembrance fund.

What is memorial brick fundraising with GiveBrick?

GiveBrick is a virtual brick fundraising platform for memorial funds, remembrance projects, veterans memorials, tribute walls, and community organizations. It creates an online donor wall where supporters claim a digital brick, add a name and dedication, and watch the memorial image fill with color without physical brick production or construction delays.

Made for remembrance projects

A garden, a memorial, a fund kept in someone's name. Each wall carries the names a community chose to remember.

Remembrance gardens

Benches, plantings, paths, and quiet spaces a community keeps.

Veterans memorials

Monuments, service walls, and tributes maintained by a post, town, or association.

Memorial funds and scholarships

Scholarships and funds administered in someone's name by a school, foundation, or committee.

Cemetery and columbarium grounds

Chapels, grounds, and long-term maintenance funds.

Tribute and legacy walls

Ongoing walls a community adds to over years.

Anniversaries and commemorations

Milestone remembrances organized by a committee or an institution.

Who may start a memorial campaign

This is the part of the review we are strictest about, and it is not a formality.

A memorial campaign must be authorized by an appropriate family member, estate representative, memorial committee, organization, or other person with authority. Organizers may not exploit a death, tragedy, illness, accident, crime, or disaster without appropriate consent. Every campaign is reviewed by a person before it can accept a single payment, and we will decline one where authority cannot be confirmed. The rule exists so that nobody can raise money in a grieving family's name without them.
Family memberEstate representativeMemorial committeeOrganization administering the fundNonprofit or veterans organization

The full rules are in our Acceptable Use Policy.

Virtual memorial donor wall vs. physical engraved brick fundraiser

GiveBrick is digital: a brick purchase does not include a physical, engraved, printed, or mailed brick unless a specific campaign page expressly states otherwise. If your project needs installed pavers, compare digital and engraved brick fundraising.

QuestionGiveBrick virtual wallPhysical engraved brick campaign
Setup costNo setup fee or monthly fee; the campaign is reviewed before launch.Usually depends on paver ordering, engraving, freight, installation planning, and site work.
Time to launchReviewed, verified, and live in 1-2 business days when requirements are complete.Often tied to vendor production schedules, site approvals, and installation timing.
RecognitionNames and dedications appear on a digital mosaic wall that can be shared by link.Recognition appears on installed bricks or pavers at a physical location.
ReachRelatives, friends, alumni, and supporters can participate from a phone anywhere.Visibility is strongest for people who visit the memorial site.
Fundraising mathYour organization keeps a flat 85% of every brick, card processing included.Net proceeds depend on brick price, engraving cost, freight, and any site labor.

How it works

Reviewed, verified, and live in 1-2 business days when the requirements are complete.

1

Start your wall

Tell us about the organization, project, goal, and authorized representative.

2

We verify and review

We confirm the organizer has authority and review the campaign before it can accept payments.

3

Supporters claim bricks

Each supporter adds a name and message, pays securely, and receives a receipt.

4

Watch the wall fill

Your page shows progress as the picture colors in. Payouts run on Stripe rails.

You keep 85%. Flat. Always.

No setup fee, no monthly fee. GiveBrick keeps one flat 15% platform fee per brick, so your organization always keeps 85%, with card processing covered out of GiveBrick's share. On a $50 brick, your organization receives $42.50, every time.

Before your supporters write anything

One thing worth saying plainly, because a memorial wall invites people to write from the heart.

Brick messages are public

A name, dedication, or message appears on the campaign wall for anyone with the link to read. Supporters should not submit anything they would not want displayed publicly.

Every message is moderated

Messages are reviewed before they appear. A supporter can request an edit and the organizer approves it.

Anything can be removed

An organizer can ask for a brick message to be taken down. GiveBrick can decline, pause, or remove a campaign that breaks the rules.

Frequently asked questions

How do memorial brick fundraisers work?
Memorial brick fundraisers let supporters claim a digital brick on an online remembrance wall, add a name or dedication, and pay securely by card. The campaign wall updates online, so a family, committee, or organization can recognize supporters without ordering engraved bricks or waiting for installation.
What is the best digital donor wall software for memorial funds?
The best memorial donor wall software should be clear about fees, respectful in tone, mobile-friendly, and reviewed before accepting payments. GiveBrick is built for memorial funds, tribute walls, veterans projects, remembrance gardens, and community organizations that need a virtual brick wall with public donor recognition.
Do we receive physical engraved bricks to install?
No. A GiveBrick purchase is a digital recognition placement on your campaign wall; it does not include a physical, engraved, printed, or mailed brick, unless a specific campaign page expressly states otherwise. If what your family or community wants is a real paver set into a garden or walkway, an engraved-brick vendor is the right choice, and we would rather say so here than after you have applied.
Who may start a memorial campaign?
A memorial campaign must be authorized by an appropriate family member, estate representative, memorial committee, organization, or other person with authority. Organizers may not exploit a death, tragedy, illness, accident, crime, or disaster without appropriate consent. Every campaign is reviewed by a person before it can accept a payment.
Are brick messages private?
No. Brick content is public. A name, dedication, or message appears on the campaign wall for anyone with the link to read, so supporters should not submit anything they would not want displayed publicly. Messages are moderated before they appear, and an organizer can approve an edit or ask for one to be removed.
Is buying a memorial brick tax-deductible?
A brick is a recognition purchase, not automatically a tax-deductible donation. If the organization administering the memorial fund sets the campaign up with proper receipt language, tax treatment is governed by that organization and its advisors, not by GiveBrick.

If a wall is the right way to remember

See a free preview of what the wall would look like, or apply and we will review the campaign within 1-2 business days. There is no cost to look.