Corporate Partners are at the heart of our mission, helping to bring comfort, hope, and healing to children, teens, and young adults who are grieving the death of a loved one. With their support, Safe Crossings Foundation offers a wide range of compassionate services from bereavement camps to in-person or virtual counseling, school-based grief groups, art therapy, community education, and meaningful connection across the state of Washington.
Thanks to our partners, we’ve made a lasting impact, but many young people in our community still lack access to the grief support they need. With your help, we can reach even more families and ensure that no child grieves alone.
2025 PARTNERSHIP LEVELS AND BENEFITS
We value your partnership. For more information about customizing your recognition, please contact Karen Schrantz, Executive Director at info@safecrossingsfoundation.org
If you are interested in becoming a corporate sponsor, we offer two sponsorship options:
Luncheon sponsorship
Support of our largest fundraiser of the year helps to cover the cost of the event which is our primary source of funding grief support programs for kids.
Conference Sponsorship
Sponsorship of our annual Northwest Conference on Childhood Grief will underwrite the cost of the conference, which is offered for the education of grief support workers on new and best practices in the sector.
our 2025 corporate partners
Safe Crossings Foundation is sponsored in part by the following generous organizations:
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Bronze
Aetna
Ballard Spahr
Hoerschelmann Dietz PLLC
Keybank
In Kind Support
BrightCarbon
Fran’s Chocolates
Yesler, A Part of Accenture
Resources for helping a grieving employee
Do you have a friend or colleague who is grieving? Having a supportive workplace can make a difference in the grieving process and the links below share some excellent tips and resources on how to be supportive while a friend or colleague is grieving.
Hospice Foundation Of America – Helping a Grieving Co-Worker
How to Support Employees through Grief and Loss (shrm.org)
Helping Yourself or a Coworker with Grief in the Workplace (dignitymemorial.com)