About William Stanton Andrews Memorial 11
William Stanton Andrews Memorial 11 is a U.S. 501(c)(3) private foundation headquartered in Dallas, Texas. As a memorial foundation, it exists to steward funds given in memory of William Stanton Andrews and to distribute those funds for charitable purposes, typically through grants, donations, or scholarships made to qualifying organizations or individuals. While detailed program information is not publicly described in major nonprofit directories, its structure and designation are consistent with many family or memorial foundations that quietly support causes important to the honoree and their family.([charitynavigator.org](https://www.charitynavigator.org/ein/066026001))
A charge from “Memorial 11” or a similar descriptor on a card statement is likely related to a donation, pledge payment, or grant-related transaction processed under the legal name William Stanton Andrews Memorial 11. Because private foundations sometimes use third‑party processors or bank merchant accounts with shortened labels, the statement may abbreviate the full name to something like “MEMORIAL 11” while the underlying merchant of record is the foundation. Such charges are usually one‑time donations, recurring pledges, or administrative adjustments tied to charitable giving.
If you have questions about a charge that appears as “Memorial 11,” first check any recent charitable donations, memorial gifts, or pledge payments you may have made, especially if they were associated with the name William Stanton Andrews or processed through a donor‑advised or estate‑related context. Next, contact your card issuer and request the full merchant details and billing contact they see on their internal system; they can provide a phone number or mailing address associated with the foundation’s merchant account. If you still cannot identify the charge, you can ask your bank to dispute it or to initiate a fraud investigation. Keeping donation receipts and confirmation emails and matching the exact amounts and dates is the best way to verify that this charge is legitimate and corresponds to a gift you intended to make.