Crossing to College
September 16, 2016
Camper Brittany Frisk Gets College Assistance from Donor Families There’s no doubt about it. Brittany Frisk’s dad would be awfully proud of her. This fall,
Category: Programs
The Story of Jayza & D’Juna
April 13, 2016
Recently Safe Crossings Foundation sat down with D’Juna Duhon and her 16-year-old daughter, Jayza. Jayza’s beloved grandfather died in June, 2009. After much resistance, Jayza
Grants to Make Wishes Come True
April 13, 2016
In 2015 the Safe Crossings Foundation board of directors designated special funds for a new community grant-making initiative. This program offered three $5,000 competitive grants
Programs Your Donations Support
February 16, 2016
Last summer we launched our first Community Grant Initiative, seeking innovative approaches to address the unmet needs of grieving children. Proposals came to us from
Ian Williams-Buckmaster’s Grief & Healing Story
December 9, 2015
Ian Williams-Buckmaster, endured parental struggles with addiction and multiple relocations. Ultimately, both his mom and dad died young. Low self-esteem and defiance characterized a youngster who
A Teen’s Experience at The Healing Center
September 4, 2015
Following the loss of a loved one, high school student Trystan Sanchez ended up at The Healing Center in search of support. When asked about
Healing through Art with 4th Grade Boys
August 6, 2015
“When I look at my art, I feel really proud of myself because I learned to take risks and I made things from my heart,”
BIG Hearts for BIG Healing
June 1, 2015
The Seattle Foundation’s GiveBIG 2015 campaign was a great success for Safe Crossings Foundation! With over 39 donors, we were able to raise $5,341 in
Like Your Dad, Like SCF
June 1, 2015
In honor of all of our wonderful fathers this Father’s Day, Safe Crossings Foundation is hosting a Facebook event: “like” us on Facebook and post
Shivana the Slammer (and Jammer)
March 18, 2015
“Music is a very intimate thing to share with the world and with others. Music is a connection,” Shivana believes. She took up the violin