Giving Tuesday with The 26 Foundation

This Giving Tuesday, we invite you to join us in bringing compassionate, accessible grief support to young people navigating life after the loss of a parent. Since our founding, The 26 Foundation has funded over 200 counseling sessions, provided thousands of dollars in scholarships, and partnered with mental-health professionals to ensure no young person walks through parental-grief alone.

A Special Thank-You for Early Donors

The first 13 supporters who donate $50 or more will receive a limited-edition 26 Foundation branded mug handmade by Sad Raddish Pottery, a beautiful symbol of remembrance and community.

Every Gift Matters, Truly

We know this year has been financially difficult for many. We want you to know this clearly: Your generosity is measured by your heart, not your wallet. Whether you give $5, $50, or nothing at all, your willingness to stand with grieving young people makes a meaningful impact. If a financial contribution isn’t possible, you can still support our mission in a deeply valuable way.

Spread the Word + Enter to Win a Mug

Awareness fuels our work just as much as donations.
If you share the names and email addresses of three people whom we can reach out to and introduce to The 26 Foundation OR if you have shared the link to this fundraiser on your Facebook, you will be entered into a giveaway for a Sad Raddish mug, regardless of whether you make a financial contribution. You can email your three people to [email protected]. Your voice helps us reach families, providers, schools, and supporters who may not yet know that help exists.

Your Participation Creates Real Impact

Every share, every connection, and every dollar helps us expand grief counseling access, reinstate our LIFE Scholarship program, and provide resources to young people who need support now more than ever.

Thank you for giving in whatever way you can: through contribution, connection, or compassion.
Together, we’re ensuring that grieving young people in our community feel seen, supported, and never alone.

With gratitude,
The 26 Foundation