Become a Corporate Partner

Each year, Corporate Partners help to heal the hearts of grieving children and teens through funding various programs such as Camp Erin-King County, day camps, individual counseling sessions, in-person educational presentations to community organizations, hundreds of telephone conversations, art therapy, peer-to-peer support, and grief support groups in schools throughout the Puget Sound region.

 

We are grateful for the committed support of our corporate partners, and we are proud of the impact SCF has had as a result. There are still many children, though, who don’t have access to grief support services in our community, and the need is great.

2024 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 2023 corporate partners

Safe Crossings Foundation is sponsored in part by the following generous organizations:

Champion - $10,000+

Platinum - $7,500

Gold - $5,000

Silver - $2,500

Heritage Bank

ISEC, Inc.

United Healthcare

Bronze - $1,500

Fitterer Construction Services

Krueger Sheet Metal Company

Monarch Landscape

 

Performance Contracting, Inc.

Vine Dahlen, PLLC

ZGF Architects

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)

Helping Someone Who’s Grieving – HelpGuide.org

Grief Library — Love Not Lost

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