Fund the Mission
Support education, resource navigation, storytelling, remembrance, family connection, practical assistance, programs, and community care.
Fund the mission →AT THE THRESHOLD OF LIFE FOUNDATION
PARTNER
We do not have to become everything.
We have to know how to connect.
ATTOL welcomes relationships with organizations and people whose work can meet needs we should not try to meet alone.
Hospice organizations.
Funeral-service professionals.
Grief and bereavement resources.
Healthcare organizations.
Community groups.
Comfort-item donors.
Businesses.
Foundations.
Volunteers.
Professional service providers.
Bring what you do well.
Let us discover where it can meet a human need.
Get Involved
Partner With Us
Build responsible pathways with hospitals, hospices, schools, family organizations, licensed professionals, advocates, and community providers.
Partner with us →Contribute Resources
Offer appropriate goods, professional knowledge, referrals, venue support, printing, care-package materials, or other mission-aligned resources.
Contribute resources →Media & Interviews
Invite Darlynn into thoughtful conversations about caregiving, grief, remembrance, identity, and storytelling.
Request an interview →What support makes possible
Safety without a price. Support without control. Connection without fear.
Support can strengthen resources for grieving families, children experiencing loss, surviving siblings, and caregivers, remembrance work, community reflection, education, storytelling, referrals, and relationships with hospitals, hospices, NICUs, schools, and trusted community organizations.
When resources permit, the Foundation may also provide limited charitable assistance connected to its mission. The Foundation offers information, navigation, referrals, and community connection; it does not replace licensed professional care.
Give with dignity
Your support does not purchase someone’s story.
Your support helps create the conditions in which people may feel seen, connected, informed, and less alone.
A person’s story remains their own. Assistance is not conditioned on public disclosure, and no one is required to share private experiences in exchange for support.