Sharing Kindness  @sharingkindnessinc

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This feedback from one of our grief group members demonstrates the beauty of peer support: “I’ve realized that hearing others’ stories, supporting them… 
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Will you ride across the Cape for a good cause? Join us for the Second Summer Cycle on Sunday, September 15, and support our joint team with Cape Cod Children’s Place!
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After someone close to you dies, the last thing you should have to think about is work. And yet, many of us have to in order to keep our jobs. 
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Have you signed up yet?! Register for Second Summer Cycle today to benefit Cape Cod Children’s Place and Sharing Kindness, along with many other…
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It was at the first annual Cape & Islands Suicide Awareness Walk that founders Kim Mead-Walters and David Walters—who lost their 16-year-old son, Jeremy…
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We’re excited to announce that for the second year, we will be co-beneficiaries of Second Summer Cycle with Cape Cod Children’s Place! This local charity ride… 
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Feedback from a participant of our older adult (55+) grief group: “Taking care of my wife was an honor, even though she didn’t know who I was. Now that she’s…
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Some helpful words from Megan Devine, a psychotherapist and author of “It’s Okay That You’re Not Okay,” from her blog post, “The 5 Stages of Grief…
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Free this Sunday? Consider joining this 10K hosted by our partner organization, Cape Cod Athletic Club! The Chatham Harbor Run starts at 11 AM at Monomoy…
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Grief doesn’t always stem from death. There is also grief in estrangement, and the pain brought by this type of loss, as noted in Psychology Today, often…
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Feedback from a recent participant of one of our suicide loss survivor grief groups: “As I have struggled so significantly over the last few months, this group…
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What is Sharing Kindness? When we first started this organization in 2018, we decided that in order to address youth suicide and support those who are…
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We’re honored and grateful that once again, Sharing Kindness is among the beneficiaries of the Nicholas J. Eastman Fishing Tournament on Saturday…