Created by people who have lived it.
The Orange Glow Project provides practical support, helpful resources, and care for families navigating life after the loss of a child.
We are not here to tell you how to grieve. Every family’s experience is different. We are here to acknowledge what you are carrying and offer support without judgment or expectations.
For families who have lost a child, we provide grief care packages, practical resources, and connection to people who understand how isolating this loss can feel.
Whether you need support, want to help another family, or are looking for a place where your child can be spoken about and remembered, The Orange Glow Project is here.
“The Orange Glow Project exists to provide compassionate support, practical resources, and meaningful connection to families following the death of a child. Through grief care packages, community partnerships, education, and ongoing support, we help families navigate loss while fostering hope, healing, and resilience.”
We envision a future where no family navigates the death of a child alone. We are building a community where every grieving family has access to compassionate support, trusted resources, and meaningful connection from the earliest days of loss through every stage of their grief journey.
Grief does not need to be fixed, it needs to be witnessed. We believe every family deserves to feel seen, supported, and cared for after the death of a child. Our role is not to tell people how to grieve, but to walk beside them with compassion, practical support, and hope.
A little comfort when everything feels impossible.
The Orange Glow Project was created from love, loss, and the belief that no family should have to walk through child loss alone. We offer care packages, resources, and connection to help families feel seen, supported, and less alone.
Read our storyRemembering them.
Parents can create a page for their child, share photos and memories, and decide what is public. Family and friends may submit memories, but nothing appears until the parent approves it.
Want to support a grieving family?
You do not need perfect words. You need love, patience, and presence.
If someone you care about has lost a child, this space can help you understand ways to support them with comfort, practical help, and continued care.
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Sometimes the most meaningful act of support is simply remembering.
Sign up to receive thoughtful text reminders before a child's birthday, angel anniversary, Mother's Day, Father's Day, holidays, or another meaningful date. A simple reminder can help you reach out with a message, a prayer, or let someone know they are not alone.
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