Grief is universal; our response should be too.

Be part of the movement that is creating lasting social change for all bereaved people in America

Evermore is dedicated to making the world a more livable place for all bereaved people.

We are accelerating lasting social change — using data and science to drive policy and practice change for all bereaved people in America.

Share your story to help create just systems for all people in the United States.

Sharing your experience helps shape evidence-informed policy at every level of society.

Tell us where you fit. We’ll send a personalized note within minutes — with resources, events, and ways to engage matched to your work and interests.

Healthcare, schools, first response, faith, workplaces, community shelters, and more.

Your community is counting on you.

Learn more about bereavement and how it impacts us, our communities, and society.

We are the ecosystem coordinator of bereavement care in America.

Evermore is a field catalyst. We don’t deliver direct service. We work alongside bereaved people, community leaders, scientists, and policymakers to create just systems for all bereaved people in America.

Community

We are for the people, by the people, and dedicated to cultivating champions in every pocket of America.

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Science

We are reimagining bereavement research by centering the voices and expertise of bereaved people in America.

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Advocacy

We are advancing commonsense, human-centered policies for all people in America.

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Every policy position, every recommendation, every training — built on the highest quality evidence available.

A crisis hiding in plain sight

Bereavement is not just sadness. It redirects life trajectories across all ages, races, and communities. Without adequate, evidence-based support, the impact becomes cumulative.

24–27M
Americans newly bereaved every year
$15B
In unclaimed survivor benefits owed to America’s orphans
71%
Increase in all-cause mortality among siblings who lose a brother or sister during adolescence
90%
Of detained youth report experiencing the death of a close loved one
100%
Increased mortality from alcohol use among bereaved mothers compared to non-bereaved mothers
A few snapshots of our work

Building evidence, changing systems.

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Studies reviewed in the most comprehensive review of bereavement literature ever conducted.

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US-government-approved Community Bereavement Guide

Grief Support Directory

There are many support organizations and bereavement centers for people nationwide.

Evermore Grief Support Directory — US Map

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