Alive Awarded $35,000 Grief Support Grant from Arby’s Foundation

Published on June 23, 2022

Thank you to the Arby’s Foundation for awarding Alive a $35,000 grant in support of our school-based grief program which provides grief education designed for administrators/staff, students, and guardians. This program offers policy, program and case consultation; crisis counseling after the death of a student or staff member; and on-site support groups for bereaved students facilitated by Alive’s grief counselors. We are so grateful for the resources to continue this essential school-based grief program and our focus on giving children and teens healthy coping skills they can employ to integrate the loss they have experienced into their life in a productive way.

Learn more about our grief support services for the entire community here.

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