Help Christy raise money

In 2016, my life changed in a way I never saw coming. My dad was killed by an active shooter at his workplace.There’s no roadmap for that kind of loss. It’s confusing, heavy, and often isolating. You’re left with questions that don’t have answers and emotions that are hard to put into words. 

Grief isn’t just sadness—it can show up as anger, silence, anxiety, or feeling like you have to be “okay” for everyone else. For kids, it’s even harder because they don’t always have the tools or space to express what they’re going through.

Camp Good Grief helps kids put words to their emotions, build healthy coping skills, honor their loved ones, and feel seen, heard, and supported. Most importantly, it reminds them that even after loss, they can still laugh, connect, and move forward—without ever forgetting the person they lost. No child should feel alone in their grief—and this camp helps make sure they don’t have to.