Thank you so much for donating to The Order of the Good Death! As a small non-profit, every donation goes directly towards our mission of building a meaningful, eco-friendly, and equitable end-of-life.

We offer a wide array of content– from fascinating information to practical resources. Below are recommendations for where to get started based on your interests.

If you’re new to the Death Positive Movement, welcome! Learn about the movement, check out a historical timeline, and how it comes to life through initiatives around the world. Next, we recommend checking out our Start Here page where you can learn about the four core problems present in the funeral industrial complex and what The Order is doing to solve them.

Looking for information on legalizing eco-friendly death options (like aquamation and human composting) in your state? Our Legislative Advocacy Hub is the place for you! Here, we’ve created a central hub where you can stay up-to-date on the latest news about upcoming legislation and advocacy efforts, calls to action, or learn more about how a death bill becomes law.

Are you passionate about end-of-life rights and options? Visit our Resources section where you can find a wealth of info and practical resources covering everything from navigating death anxiety to planning for your end-of-life.

Finally, if you want to keep up-to-date on The Order’s work, you can do so in the Our Work section which includes organizational updates as well as current and other projects from the past year. This is the go-to section to staying informed about all of the going ons at our tiny-but-mighty organization.

We are so passionate about our work and are thrilled to welcome you to the Death Positive Movement! Together, we can create a better future of death care.

Yours in Life (and Death),

Sarah Chavez & Ericka Cameron

The Order of the Good Death

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