Questions About Butterfly Bridge Foundation
Butterfly Bridge Foundation supports families in Parker County and Wise County after the death of a child under age 18. Our work includes financial assistance and connections to bereavement support, among other areas.
Who Does The Foundation Serve?
We serve families in Parker County and Wise County who have experienced the death of a child under age 18. That support includes parents, siblings, grandparents, and caregivers.
What Support Is Available?
Our work includes Immediate Family Assistance Grants, mental health resources and counseling referrals, bereavement resource navigation, and peer and community support. Community education and remembrance are also part of the mission.
Does A Counseling Referral Include Payment For Counseling?
A referral connects a family with a provider. Payment is a separate question. Ask about any available financial assistance and discuss costs with the provider before arranging services.
How Do I Ask About Financial Assistance?
Email info@butterflybridgefoundation.org with a short description of your family's needs and your county. Keep personal records out of this first message. Grant amounts and application requirements are not listed on this site.
Is The Butterfly Bridge Sanctuary Open?
The Sanctuary is a future initiative: a community sanctuary and memorial garden where families could remember their children and connect with others. Visitor information and an opening date have not been announced here.
Can I Help Without Making A Donation?
Your gift helps us continue this work and move closer to building the Butterfly Bridge Sanctuary. Yes. You can express interest in volunteering, introduce a potential community partner, or share information about the foundation with someone who may need it.
