Grief changes everything

It doesn't matter if you are navigating the death of a loved one, a painful divorce, a sudden job loss, or a major life transition. The result is often the same: a profound, overwhelming isolation.

In our culture, people usually say "I’m sorry for your loss," but they don’t know what to do next. As a result, the person grieving is left to carry their pain, and figure out how to move forward with little support.

Sorry For Your Loss was created to change that. Built from lived experience, we believe that empathy requires action. No one should have to carry their pain in silence, and no one should feel helpless on the sidelines simply because there is no roadmap for loss.

Through our compassionate tools, meaningful grief cards, and immersive workshops, we provide the missing connection.

We give grievers a voice, and their community a practical way to step in, so we can all start healing together.

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What We Offer

  • Interactive workshops with practical tools to navigate loss for those who are grieving and the people supportng them.

  • Cards with built-in support that provide recipients with different ways to ask for support when they’re ready. Making it easier to ask for help and easier for others to show up.

  • There is a profound need for a third space where people navigating loss can just breathe and be themselves. We organize casual community gatherings to step out of isolation and spend time with people who get it.

  • Not sure how to support when someone is grieving? We have you covered with free practical guide and eight actionable ways to show up.

Built from lived experience and with Black and Brown communities top of mind, who are too often overlooked in mainstream grief support, we offer products, workshops, and community experiences that make grief less isolating and support more actionable for your organizations and individuals.

Here’s how our tools and resources help individuals and organizations

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Interactive Workshops 

turn support into action

Give participants the skills to build a supportive community and offer real care.

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Free Grief Resources

provide instant support

Therapist-supported Pull-Up Passes and grief guide offer quick ways to help someone who is grieving. Both resources are downloadable and are delivered to your inbox.

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Community Events 

Combat the loneliness of grief  

Social events provide a relaxed third space where someone experiencing loss can show up exactly as you are and find comfort in shared experiences.

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Grief Support Cards

make asking for help easy

Equips the grieving person a practical way to communicate their needs without feeling like a burden.

Cards

  • "The workshop was very interactive…it was really like having a conversation."

    Kyle Younger, Silent Invention of Grief Workshop Attendee

  • "I've never seen someone intellectualize grief in a way that helps people understand what they're going through."

    Steve Lorenz, Reference Supervisor

    Newark Public Library- Main Branch

  • "The session helped attendees understand job loss as real grief. Our community left feeling seen, supported and less alone."

    Reonna Johnson

    Co-founder, Three’s A Crowd

  • "This is a great workshop for those grieving and supporting those who are."

    Maria Dautruche, Pull-Up Workshop Attendee

Grief is hard. Let's get through it together. 
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