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Compassionate support for some of life’s hardest moments.

The Foundation operates a center for grief support and provides end-of-life education, supportive services, and trusted resources for individuals, families, and the community.

10/31/2026

As October Comes to a Close…

This has been a month of awareness, reflection, and remembrance. From honoring older adults and celebrating longevity to recognizing mental health, breast cancer, pregnancy and infant loss, hospice and palliative care, and the importance of planning for the future, October reminds us just how precious and complex life can be.

Though these observances focus on different experiences, they share something important: the value of living fully, caring for one another, honoring our losses, and approaching every stage of life with compassion and dignity.

As we close out October, may we carry that awareness, kindness, and compassion into the months ahead.

10/12/2026

What an incredible FREE opportunity to find support and resources for our personal and collective grief.

50 Inspiring Voices
30+ Sessions across the day
7 Tracks to move between
5 Hours together

Cancelling your registration will remove your access to the event. If you proceed, you will no longer be able to participate or access event-related materials.

10/08/2026

The Compassionate Friends will be meeting at the grief center tonight at 6:30pm. If you have lost or know of someone who has lost a child, grandchild or a sibling, please consider attending. This is peer-led, so those facilitating are actually bereaved individuals themselves. They "get it."

https://www.facebook.com/tcfwallawalla

Walla Walla chapter of The Compassionate Friends support group for anyone who has lost a child, grandchild or sibling.

09/17/2026

This is a great article on how thinking about our own death can actually help us live better.

Not in a morbid way, but as a reminder that there really is a line between being alive today and not being here tomorrow. Remembering that can clarify what matters, what doesn’t, and how we want to spend the time we have.

On september 18, 2007, Randy Pausch faced a packed hall at Carnegie Mellon University to give his last lecture. The popular computer-scientist professor, beloved by students and colleagues, was not retiring or moving to another university. He...

09/16/2026

We had the opportunity today to meet with the Medical Director and Co-Executive Director of End of Life Washington this morning, and it was an incredibly insightful and educational conversation.

End of Life Washington works to ensure that Washington residents understand the full range of choices available to them at the end of life. Their work includes advocacy, education, support, advance care planning, and information about Medical Aid in Dying. At the heart of their mission is the belief that people should be able to make informed end-of-life decisions that are consistent with their own values and wishes.

We are grateful to End of Life Washington for taking the time to visit with us, answer our questions, and help us better understand the resources and support available to individuals and families throughout Washington.

End of Life Washington - formerly Compassion & Choices of Washington - guides people in planning for the final days of their lives.

09/15/2026

We are excited to welcome a group of women to the grief center tonight who are grieving the death of a spouse or partner who died too soon.

If you are a woman grieving the loss of a spouse or partner and would like to meet others who understand, we are hosting monthly social gatherings focused on connection, friendship, comfort, and support.

Sometimes grief support looks less like sitting in a circle talking about grief and more like simply spending time with people who get it.

Visit the page and register to receive information about upcoming gatherings and events.

Next Meeting: Friday, May 1, 2026. 6:00pm Register here if you would like to meet other women who are grieving the death of a spouse or partner and are interested in monthly gatherings to find comf…

09/11/2026

Anna Lantz is offering a Sound Bath tomorrow at the Many Waters Wellness Center in Walla Walla.

Grief can leave the nervous system feeling overstimulated, exhausted, or constantly on alert. Practices like sound baths can offer the body a chance to slow down, settle, and move toward a more regulated state.

It's a beautiful experience and can be very beneficial.

09/10/2026

Brad, our founding director, is always up for more grief education.

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1637 E. Isaacs Avenue Ste D
Walla Walla, WA
99362

Website

http://www.griefandloss.care/

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