Heart of Gold
Safe Crossings Foundation aims to be a one-stop shop for grief resources in the Seattle area. We have
Safe Crossings Foundation aims to be a one-stop shop for grief resources in the Seattle area. We have
Following the loss of a loved one, high school student Trystan Sanchez ended up at The Healing Center
In this day and age, there are many things that cause families to move across town, across the
“When I look at my art, I feel really proud of myself because I learned to take risks
Loss, and by association grief, come in a variety of forms. Many think that loss only refers to
We recently had the honor of being featured in Seattle’s Child Magazine! Seattle’s Child Magazine is a great
The Seattle Foundation’s GiveBIG 2015 campaign was a great success for Safe Crossings Foundation! With over 39 donors,
“These paintings come from a deep place in my heart, inspired by years of military service, the relationships
We have moved to a larger office! Now we have the space to hold meetings in the office as
For Fouad and Fady Masoud, donating to a local charity is the best way to celebrate their birthdays,
In honor of all of our wonderful fathers this Father’s Day, Safe Crossings Foundation is hosting a Facebook
This is a fantastic article discussing the difficulty of talking to kids about death. The story focuses on
Thanks to funding from our generous donors, two years ago Safe Crossings Foundation conducted a thorough assessment of
Imagine an 11 year old boy at a table of complete strangers, telling the story of what he
“Music is a very intimate thing to share with the world and with others. Music is a connection,”
In October 2014, the Safe Crossings Foundation (SCF) Board of Directors welcomed William Borden as our new Executive
Meet Lee Carswell. Born in Birmingham and educated in Liverpool, England, Lee is a successful senior manager at
Years of on and off cancer eventually ended with a terminal diagnosis. In 1997, at the age of
Mattie Bess is not new to grief. She has been embracing it since her father passed away in
The simple experience of being with other kids who have lost a loved one can be a life