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Friends of the Salt Lake City Cemetery
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Donations

Online, Mail and/or your time.

Friends of the Salt Lake City Cemetery is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and restoring the cemetery’s history. We rely on donations from generous members of our community to support our mission. By donating online or via mail, you can help us continue our work in preserving and protecting this important landmark. Your support will go a long way in ensuring that future generations can enjoy and appreciate the beauty of the cemetery for years to come. Thank you for your generosity!

 

Donate by Mail

Please send a check to:

Friends of the Salt Lake City Cemetery
200 North N Street
Salt Lake City, Utah 84103

Preserving a Legacy

Friends of the Cemetery

Help us preserve our rich history and honor the memories of our beloved. #FriendsOfCemetery are a vital part of our community, and with your help we can continue to maintain this beautiful landmark.

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About Us

The main goals of the Friends group are to advocate for the cemetery, to engage the public in its history and upkeep, and to help identify and secure funding sources to address some of the needs in the Cemetery’s Master Plan, which was adopted by the City Council in October 2020.

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The Friends group works closely with the City’s Public Lands division to identify a number of future volunteer activities to ensure the longevity of this local and national treasure. If you are interested in learning more about the Friends group, or if you have specific expertise that you feel could benefit the Friends group, please complete the form below

A Non-Profit Group

Friends Of The Salt Lake City Cemetery was formed as a non-profit 501c3 organization to help Salt Lake City with managing the largest municipal cemetery in the United States. The cemetery dates back to the mid-1800's when 120 acres were set aside as a permanent city cemetery. The first burial was September 27, 1848.