Helping children cope with grief.
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We Rely On Your Donations!
All grief counseling, education and support services provided by the Safe Crossings Program are offered free of charge to families in our community. We believe all grieving children should get the help they need, regardless of ability to pay. That is why we rely on donations from caring individuals like you to continue to offer anticipatory grief counseling (before a loved one dies) and bereavement services (after a death) to the thousands of children who need them each year.
The Safe Crossings Foundation is a federally tax-exempt 501(c)(3) corporation, Federal Tax ID Number 75-2992774. Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
GET INVOLVED!
Join our Board: We are always looking for new Foundation Board members! Please email us at info@safecrossingsfoundation.org if you would like to become part of our dynamic and community-minded Board.
Invite friends to Lunch: One of the best ways to get involved is to help with our fundraising by serving as a table captain or day-of volunteer at our Annual Luncheon held each autumn. We have found that our guests especially enjoy our meaningful speakers. Please contact us if you would like to serve as a table captain or join us at the Luncheon!
Volunteer with the Safe Crossings Program: If you would like to become directly involved with the Safe Crossings counseling services provided to children in our community, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator at Providence Hospice of Seattle, 206/320-4000.
For more information about ways to get involved, please check our "Upcoming Events".
Buy this book and help grieving Children
As a very special donation, Ms. Kazusa Shinada, is contributing proceeds from the sale of her book for young children, Get Sad When Somebody Dies, to Safe Crossings Foundation. The book was written by her 6 year-old son, Timony, about the death of his sister, and is illustrated by Ms. Shinada. Ms. Shinada wrote to us: "I hope that this book can help parents and their young children share their feelings together when they have lost someone they loved. It may help children know they are not the only one to go through this difficult time, and that sadness is normal when we lose someone we love."
To learn more about Get Sad When Somebody Dies, and to order it on-line at authorhouse.com, please click here.