My Nonprofit Reviews

When my husband passed away in July 2012, TAPS reached out to me. They called a few times to check in on me and offered a few different services. I would be lying if I said I could remember all they offered as that was the most difficult time of my life. They mailed us a box full of resources, coloring books on grief for my children, stuffed animals, and storybooks. These items helped me understand what my children were going through. In May 2013, I attended my first seminar in Washington D.C.. My children were paired with mentors and grew a bond that is indescribable. They offered a variety of activities for surviving adults to suit everyone's individual needs. At this moment, we are preparing to leave for another seminar in two days. Again, TAPS is exceeding expectations with grief based activities for adults and I have no doubt my children will also experience healing in a fun atmosphere with people that care about them. TAPS employees, especially Heather, have reached out to me during some of my most difficult times. I have recently been paired with a peer mentor and she has become a trusted friend. I honestly don't know what I would do without TAPS. What TAPS has done for my family is priceless.

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