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Chapel Hill, N.C. — A Chapel Hill family donated $100,000 to the North Carolina Psychoanalytic Foundation in memory of their 18-year-old daughter, who died suddenly in 1976 of a blood infection.
David and Connie Freeman established the Priscilla Freeman Endowment to help fund the foundation's children's mental health programming.
The Freemans said in a statement that they believe youth programs "are the best way to help children develop their full potential."
The $100,000 gift is the NCPF's second endowment and the largest single gift the foundation has ever received.
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