Our dear friends are walking through an incredibly hard season after the loss of Kim's mom, Pamela Sharp. If you’re able, sharing a meal would be a simple but heartfelt way to support them in the days ahead.

End of Life / Hospice

Grief/Loss

Loss of a Loved One

Supporting the Spinks

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Give InKind

General Support

Setting up a food train is one of the best ways to help support someone you love. Here are some tips on how to give groceries as a gift.

How to Give Groceries as a Gift for a Meal Train

How to Give Groceries as a Gift for a Meal Train - Give InKind

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Modern Couple At Coffee Shop

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David Shafer

Best-selling author David Shafer on why it is better to acknowledge grief - even if we say the wrong thing. Visit Give InKind for articles, information, and a new way to schedule meals and offer concrete assistance to the bereaved.

Grief: Better To Say The Wrong Thing Than Nothing At All

New York Times Best-selling author David Shafer on acknowledging grief. Visit Give InKind for information and concrete ways to help the bereaved.

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We'll get through this together

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Tara Shafer

Hospice care is a gift for the families of terminally ill/end stage patients. Visit Give InKind for concrete giving ideas, and a new way to schedule meals and other support for the soon-to-be bereaved.

Many Hands, Light Work: Families and Hospice

Many Hands, Light Work: Families and Hospice - Give InKind

Hospice care is a gift for families of the terminally ill. Visit Give InKind for concrete giving ideas, and a new way to coordinate meals and support.