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September 3, 2025 What should we say to someone who is grieving?
July 26, 2025 Thank you for your vote!
July 7, 2025 We had such a blast at All Star Gathering Camp
September 26, 2024 New cookbook from Minnesota support group merges grief and food
September 18, 2024 Grief and food intersect in new cookbook from a Minnesota support group
June 12, 2024 Grief Club of Minnesota hosts All-Star Gathering
February 28, 2024 Supporting Grieving Children and Teens with Sarah Kroenke
February 12, 2024 Tradition Companies Comes to Visit The Grief Club
October 5, 2023 Grief Club creates community for bereaved families
September 6, 2023 The Grief Club of Minnesota celebrates one year in Chanhassen
April 19, 2023 One-of-a-kind grief club helps Minnesotans navigate loss
February 8, 2023 Thank you Genz-Ryan!
January 22, 2023 Grief Club supports those through loss of a loved one
December 1, 2022 The Grief Club of Minnesota moves into Chanhassen location
December 1, 2022 Business Profile in Waconia Living Magazine
December 1, 2022 The Grief Club on KSTP
November 13, 2022 How to handle an overload of grief
August 30, 2022 How ‘Transitional Objects’ Can Help Us Process Grief
May 26, 2022 Thank you!
May 22, 2022 The Grief Club helps Mound cope with tragedy
November 19, 2021 Hearts, Healing & Hope at Charlson Meadows
August 3, 2021 It’s Time to Change the Toxic Narrative Around Grief
June 25, 2021 The Grief Club of Minnesota
November 27, 2019 Navigating grief and loss around the holidays
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When we share what makes us sad, scared, or worried, our hearts feel lighter and we feel less alone. At The Grief Club, kids have a safe place to share, to cry, to laugh, and to know that every feeling is okay.
After the death of someone we love, we carry so many feelings. All of them belong.
This photo shows a Grief Club kid sharing what lives in their feelings box. It’s a gentle reminder that every feeling has a place. None of them are wrong. Grief work is learning how to hold what lives inside us with care.
At The Grief Club, we make space for every feeling, every story, and every client, just as they are.
Board members are an integral part of our work, and we’re proud to welcome three new members to The Grief Club of Minnesota Board of Directors. Their experience, skills, and dedication complement the ongoing leadership of our current board in advancing our mission. Welcome Ella, Matt and Tracy!
To learn more about our board, click here: griefclubmn.org/who-we-are/board-of-directors/
Make today matter.
No one knows what tomorrow or the rest of the year will hold.
Frank RagnowNFL, Detroit Lions
The Grief Club of Minnesota is for families, young kids and teens who have lost a parent or loved one and are dealing with grief.
When I was 20, my dad passed away of a sudden heart attack. Dealing with grief is something I’m still dealing with. So that, combined with the fact that I’m so proud of my mom making it into a positive, and joining the Club, becoming a part of the board of directors, and working with the Club, is why I chose this cause.
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