Opening in January, 2025, the Give Grief a Voice Traveling Gallery Tour is on exhibit in the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health. Abraham Schroeder from our Buzzy’s Bees team reached out last year to the Center after learning about their past art exhibition history, including their work […]
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Exhibit begins January 13, 2025UCSF Women’s Health Center Floors 3 – 62356 Sutter St., San Francisco, CA 94115 Note: Because this is a working medical office, to avoid disruption to doctors and patients, visitors wishing to view artwork must check in with the reception desk on each floor when they arrive, and be respectful of
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Vanessa Smith is an artist who has worked with Buzzy’s Bees creating art for the Give Grief a Voice project since 2021. She shares with us her process for creating priceless art for bereaved families, her own story with grief, and how this project has impacted her life. I experienced my own loss in 2015,
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Our traveling Give Grief a Voice Gallery Tour has given us the opportunity to spread awareness about grief to a larger audience while also connecting us with other organizations who serve bereaved people. Buzzy’s loves to connect and collaborate, and we’re pleased to share that two of the organizations with whom we’ve built a connection,
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The moments that we set aside in our Give Grief a Voice project to share the art that has been created for families to remember their child has been transforming through the six years of the program. We began in 2019 with an evening hosted in a wine-tasting space in downtown Portland, to which people
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With our 2024 Give Grief a Voice Art Reveal just a few days away, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on a little over half a decade of work on the GGaV project and give our hive a peek behind the curtain on the hard work it takes to make this project possible
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This March, we were honored with the opportunity to display some of our art from the Give Grief a Voice project at the Metropolitan Performing Arts Center in Vancouver, WA, in conjunction with their performance of the award-winning musical, Next to Normal, from March 15th – March 30th. The play follows a mother who struggles
As we enter our third season of the Give Grief a Voice Gallery Tour, we want to take a moment to celebrate the progress we have made, our generous sponsors, and the efforts of our team in making this tour possible. The gallery tour showcases reproductions of the art created in our Give Grief a
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The sun shone brightly on September 30th, 2023 as we held our 5th annual Give Grief a Voice Art Exhibition & Benefit at the Greatroom in Beaverton, where we unveiled the stunning art pieces made for 10 families this year in memory of their little ones. Families were warmly greeted at the door and led
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On a chilly but bright February day, volunteers from Buzzy’s tabled at the first ever “Guilding Love and Grief” community fair hosted by the Safe Crossings Foundation and Seattle Children’s hospital. The day included many activities, from a youth panel attended by Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, to a game of cornhole, a firetruck tour, and
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