What is ieterna foundation

is a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) foundation completely dedicated to preserving and providing free access to your memories, experiences, family history, creative works or anything that you choose to save.

You don't need to be rich or famous to have your life, family, friends or organization remembered!

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You can save...

  • Diaries, journals, memoirs about your life
  • Genealogy, biographies and tributes to others
  • Experiences and adventures
  • Historical events
  • Novels, short stories, poems or essays you have written
  • Photos or music compositions
  • Anything important to you that can be put in digital form that you would like to have remembered.

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Leave Your Legacy

Create a time capsule!

Load it with whatever you like and set it to be published anytime in the future.

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Every individual's life and experiences are valuable and worth preserving. Future generations will be as interested in our lives as we are in the lives of our ancestors.

ieterna's fundamental mission is to enable any individual, family or organization to preserve and have free, public access to their memories, experiences, history, thoughts and creative works for generations to come, indefinitely into the future.

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Hurricane Katrina story

Background:My name is John and I live in Central Texas. I have served in three different military components totaling 25 years of service and I am recording this story for posterity. All opinions are the author's and if you disagree with them, that's really too bad. Katrina Day 1: Monday, 29 August 2005 Watching the news today was horrific...

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