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Child Loss BeliEve Fund is sponsored by Child Loss Foundation. This fund provides immediate and practical financial support to grieving parents in Minnesota for hardships resulting from a child's death. The Child Loss Foundation also offers retreats and workplace guidance.
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Child Loss Foundation | BeliEve Fund The Child Loss BeliEve Fund helps grieving families in Minnesota facing hardship after the death of their child by providing immediate and practical financial assistance. The Child Loss BeliEve Fund was created in memory of Eve Gassen to ease the financial burdens of grieving parents in Minnesota.
Since our first gift in 2019, over 650 families have received financial assistance when they needed it most for hardships like funeral costs, medical bills, and grief therapy. We are also here to walk alongside each family navigating life after the loss of their precious child. We BeliEve in the power of compassion, hope, and healing.
Eve’s legacy continues with every gift the BeliEve Fund provides. The BeliEve Foundation History The Gassens founded The BeliEve Foundation in 2019 in memory of their daughter Eve, who passed on June 22, 2017. In the depths of his grief, Clark sought solace at Faith’s Lodge, where he met other parents whose lives had been devastated by the loss of their child.
He realized the financial struggles many grieving families face amidst their grief. Unpaid leave from work, funeral costs, medical bills, keeping up with monthly rent or mortgage payments--these burdens can quickly accumulate to add to a family’s sense of helplessness. It was from this experience that The BeliEve Foundation was born.
More about the BeliEve Fund Applicants must meet these criteria at the time of application: Are parents or legal guardians grieving the death of a child age 20 weeks gestation to dependent in young adulthood (up to 26 years of age) Experienced the death of their child within the last 18 months Currently live in Minnesota Have a current and specific financial need directly related to the loss of the child Assistance may be granted for things such as: Individual/family counseling Funeral or cremation services Burial or headstone costs Our gift approval team meets weekly to review all open applications.
Once your application is submitted, a foundation representative will contact you as soon as possible. Completion of an application does not guarantee approval. We strongly encourage parents or legal guardians to complete the application.
This can be done with assistance from a referrer, family member, or friend. Approved gifts are paid directly to 3rd-party vendors. The Child Loss BeliEve Fund does not provide funds directly to an applicant.
The Child Loss BeliEve Fund does not provide direct counseling, crisis counseling, or emergency services. We extend our deepest sympathy for the loss of your child. Please know you are not alone.
Take the first step here and apply for help. Applicants must meet the following criteria.
Parents or legal guardians are grieving the death of a child age 20 weeks gestation to dependent in young adulthood (up to 26 years of age) Experienced the death of their child within the last 18 months Currently live in Minnesota Have a current and specific financial need directly related to the loss of the child If you are seeking financial assistance for Child Loss Retreats, please click here .
If you are seeking direct financial assistance with the BeliEve Fund, apply below. Please contact us or call 612-428-2100 with questions about the application process. "During the hardest time of our life, we were shown such compassion and kindness, and the Child Loss BeliEve Fund helped us navigate through it.
They are such a blessing."
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Parents or legal guardians in Minnesota who experienced the death of a child (20 weeks gestation to age 26) within the last 18 months, with a specific financial need related to the death. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Child Loss BeliEve Fund is funded by Child Loss Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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