 He left 110,000 ducats to the "Manin Foundation" for the benefit of the city's lunatics, orphans, and girls from poor families needing a dowry.His remains were interred in the chapel of the Church of the Scalzi in Venice near the present railway station of Venice Saint Lucia in the family tomb of Manin where his late wife already lay.The tomb slab survives and bears the simple inscription "Manini Cineres" ("ashes of Manin").