Grief

Recently we invited our board member, Gina Kornfeind, to share some of the resources available for grieving families that she finds to be especially helpful. We are so grateful for Gina’s expertise and input at Buzzy’s Bees due to her extensive knowledge, background, and experience in bereavement support. She currently serves as Outreach Coordinator, Training

Through our mission of spreading awareness and understanding of grief, we have come to know many perspectives on life and loss. We have learned some of the ways loss is felt and life is celebrated, the ways the memories and presence of those gone from us are felt through the day-to-day. Much of what we

Grief has been with me for seven long years. It has taken a lot of unpacking and processing to sit where I do today. I recognized early in my grieving that it is about human connection. My experience and journey directed me to formal study, culminating in recognized credentials that will allow me to provide care, and compassion as

Though winter weather seems to be hanging on in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere, it is already time to be thinking about summer camps for kids. In fact, registration is open now for Camp Erin Portland. The camp, a partnership between Eluna and Providence Hospice of Oregon, has served grieving children, teens, and families since

This March, we would like to take a moment to honor the parents and children who have been impacted by Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood (SUDC).  The topic of SUDC is very close to the heart of Buzzy’s. Hudson, whom Buzzy’s Bees was founded in memory of, passed away from SUDC. Our mission is to