The Briggs & Barrett Project is thrilled to announce our 2nd Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser! This exciting event not only offers a day of fun and friendly competition but also serves a profound purpose—to support the creation of a new memorial garden in Norfolk, Nebraska.

Over the years, the Briggs & Barrett Project has been honored to provide families a place to honor and remember their precious children through our Nursery of Hope locations. These spaces, with over 90 memorial trees planted, have offered comfort and solace to families navigating the unimaginable loss of a child. However, with our current locations at full capacity, the time has come to expand this mission of remembrance and healing.

In collaboration with the City of Norfolk, we are embarking on a new chapter to create a dedicated memorial garden—a vibrant, serene, and beautiful space where families can come together to reflect, remember, and find community. This garden will feature memorial bricks and other personalized options, providing a lasting tribute to children gone too soon. It will be a sanctuary of hope and connection, ensuring that no family walks this journey alone.

The funds raised from our golf tournament will help us break ground on this much-needed project. Your participation and generosity will play a vital role in bringing this dream to life. Together, we can create a space that stands as a beacon of hope and remembrance in our community for generations to come.

Join us for a day of golf, camaraderie, and purpose, knowing that every swing, every putt, and every donation is paving the way for a brighter future for families in need. Let’s make this event a resounding success and take the first step toward building a place where love and memories bloom.

Together, we can ensure that the legacy of these children shines brightly, forever etched into the heart of Norfolk.

Briggs & Barrett Project's 2nd Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser

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Briggs & Barrett Project's 2nd Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser