About Evermore

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Evermore is improving the lives of bereaved children and families.

Evermore is a national nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of bereaved people. Bereavement is largely undocumented and thus a “hidden” problem in the United States and throughout the world. In addition to the immense personal tragedy people experience, it’s a problem with vast health, economic, and social consequences. To address these consequences, Evermore is accelerating lasting societal change using data and science to drive policy and practice advancements that are grounded by the lived experiences of individuals and families. 

Check out Evermore’s latest progress report!

 

To achieve this mission, we work across health, social, and economic issues that are central to preserving the rights, dignity, and solvency of all bereaved individuals.

We accomplish our work by advocating for meaningful policy change, advancing bereavement science, and cultivating innovative bereavement programming among communities across the nation. We envision a world where all bereaved individuals achieve a healthy, prosperous, and equitable future, and we are actively building a society toward that actuality.

Our values embody our beliefs and intentions.
Each day, Evermore aims to be:


Just
– We create just systems for all.

Respect – We recognize our differences and are always respectful.

Evidence-based – We rely on the highest quality evidence in our decision-making.

Innovation – We drive innovation in bereavement care.

Trustworthy – We are committed to being a trusted community partner and leader.

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Nearly every American will experience the death of a loved one.
As a nation, we can – and must – do better.