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Stand with families at the moments that matter most.

Weddings and funerals take a whole community. Partners bring the services, funding, space, and skills that let us say yes to more families, and give each one a day carried out with care.

One hundred moments of support, held on every side by partners
Our first 100 momentsPartners who carry them

Where partners make the difference

Every partnership is shaped around what you do well and what families need. These are the most common ways organizations work with us.

Talk to us about partnering
  • Local businesses and vendors

    Caterers, venues, florists, photographers, and funeral service providers who offer in-kind or reduced-cost services, so a family can say yes to the essentials.

  • Faith and community organizations

    Congregations, cultural associations, and neighborhood groups who refer families, share gathering space, or help us reach people who need support.

  • Foundations and grant makers

    Program funding for Wedding Aid, Funeral Aid, or the 100 Moments campaign, with clear agreements on how each gift is used.

  • Companies and employee giving

    Sponsor a wedding or a funeral, match employee gifts, or bring your team together around a cause close to home.

  • Professionals, pro bono

    Legal, accounting, technology, design, and media skills that help a small nonprofit run well and stay accountable.

What partners can count on

  • Open books

    Our organization details live on our Transparency page, open to anyone. Financial reports will be published there as they are completed.

    Visit the Transparency page
  • Dignity first

    Families come to us at tender moments. We never share their names, photos, or stories without consent, including in updates to partners.

  • Support used as agreed

    Gifts and services go where you choose: Wedding Aid, Funeral Aid, or wherever the need is greatest at the time.

  • A real person replies

    Every partnership message is read and answered by a member of our team, not an automated inbox.

How partnership works

Three steps, starting with a simple conversation.

  1. Start a conversation

    Send us a note through the contact page. Tell us who you are and what you have in mind.

  2. Find the right fit

    We talk through what families need right now and where your support would matter most, then agree on clear terms.

  3. Work together, openly

    We keep you informed about how your support is used, while protecting the privacy of every family we serve.

Let’s talk about working together.

Tell us about your organization and what you have in mind. Starting a conversation commits you to nothing.