Dear Friends, Family, and Community,
In life's tapestry, we often find the threads of joy and sorrow intricately woven together, creating a complex pattern that shapes our human experience. It is during the moments of profound sorrow, like the loss experienced through a miscarriage, that we find the strength of our community most vital.
The journey of grief following a miscarriage is deeply personal, yet universally heartbreaking. Many families navigate this path feeling isolated, misunderstood, and without the support they desperately need. Recognizing this, we are reaching out to our community to bring light to this often silent struggle and to provide a beacon of hope and support to those in the shadows of loss.
We are launching this fundraiser to support Empty Arms Bereavement Support, a remarkable non-profit dedicated to offering comprehensive bereavement support to families affected by miscarriage. This organization provides crucial resources including counseling, support groups, and assistance with memorial services, helping families to grieve, heal, and find solace together.
Your contribution can help offer a lifeline to parents grappling with their loss, ensuring they receive compassionate care and support during their most challenging times. Thank you for your kindness, support, and for standing with us in this cause.With gratitude and hope,
Matt
Syrup Stampede
The Syrup Stampede to benefit Empty Arms Bereavement Support features a 5k race, 2k fun run/walk, and pancake breakfast with local maple syrup. Our fifth annual Stampede will take place April 7, 2024 at Look Park.
Empty Arms Bereavement Support is a Western Massachusetts-based non-profit organization offering resources and support to families across the region who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss.
Syrup Stampede donations, registration fees, and sponsorships provide one-third of the funds Empty Arms uses each year to serve hundreds of families facing loss. Every dollar counts. Thank you!
Empty Arms Bereavement Support serves individuals and families in Western Massachusetts whose babies have died through miscarriage, stillbirth, early infant death, or termination for medical reasons. By cultivating personal connections, creating a compassionate community, and fostering professional collaborations, we provide grieving parents with valuable resources and validation as they navigate the murky days, weeks, and lifetime without their baby.