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Lead Founding Members

National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement New York Life Foundation

Founding Members

Supporting Organizational Members

Friends of the Coalition

Adam’s Place

The Austin Center for Grief & Loss

Bo’s Place

Brighter Days Grief Center

CareDimensions 

The Center for Grieving Children

Children’s Bereavement Center

Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas

Children’s Grief Center Great Lakes Bay Region

Children’s Grief Connection

The Christi Center

Cornerstone of Hope

Ele’s Place

Erin’s House

The Grief Center of Southwest Colorado

Highmark Caring Place

Hospice of Santa Barbara

Imagine, a Center for Coping with Loss

Journey of Hope

Kara

Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice

Kate’s Club

Kids Count Too!

Lost & Found Grief Center

The Mark Wandall Foundation

Michael’s Place

Mourning Hope Grief Center

New Hope for Kids

OUR HOUSE Grief Support Center

Park Nicollet Growing Through Grief

Pathways Center for Grief & Loss

Rainbows for All Children

Rays of Hope

Rick’s Place

SandCastles

Tamarack Grief Resource Center

Valerie’s House

When Jade Smiles

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The Coalition to Support Grieving Students was convened by the New York Life Foundation, a pioneering advocate for the cause of childhood bereavement, and the National Center for School Crisis and Bereavement, which is led by pediatrician and childhood bereavement expert David J. Schonfeld, M.D. The Coalition created grievingstudents.org, a groundbreaking, practitioner-oriented website designed to provide educators with the information, insights, and practical advice they need to better understand and meet the needs of the millions of grieving kids in America’s classrooms.

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