where hearts are healed.
Imagine being a school-age child who feels isolated and all alone in his grief. A student participant in an in-school grief support group that Bo’s Place facilitated wrote this note about his experience: “The group was a safe place for me, because now I know I’m not the only kid who had someone who died.” Your gift to our Spring Appeal means Bo’s Place can ensure that no one has to grieve alone.
Imagine being a school-age child who feels isolated and all alone in his grief. A student participant in an in-school grief support group that […]
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Gray Sullivan recently selected Bo’s Place to be the recipient of his Eagle Scout project. He was drawn to Bo’s Place because his mother, […]
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“This place can really change someone’s perspective.” “It’s safe and comfortable.” “I liked how the garden was so cool.” “Places like this are important- […]
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Bo’s Place kicked off volunteer Appreciation Month with our annual Appreciation Event on Saturday, April 5th. The building was filled with over 100 people. […]
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April is globally recognized as Volunteer Appreciation Month, a time for nonprofits like Bo’s Place to reflect on volunteers’ incredible impact and express deep […]
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Bo’s Place is thrilled to introduce our newest team member, Skye Espinoza, an Australian Labradoodle! Skye has been generously donated to Bo’s Place by […]
Keep reading...The Library of Gregory Lincoln Education Center Elementary and Middle School was decorated with bright red and pink balloons and sweet treats, a gentle […]
Keep reading...In April 2025, Bo’s Place is adding an evening option to our Online Adult Grief Support Groups schedule! Our Adult/Young Adult Group is an […]
Keep reading...An uplifting night, with shared stories of grief, hope, and healing, provided the setting on Thursday, January 30th for the Bo’s Place Hearts of […]
Keep reading...A hot and summery afternoon set the stage for the seventh annual Derby event Hats, Hearts, & Horseshoes benefiting Bo’s Place. The Houston Polo […]
Keep reading...Bo’s Place está desconsolado por el trágico tiroteo escolar en la Escuela Primaria Robb en Uvalde, TX. En momentos como estos, los niños y […]
Keep reading...Bo’s Place is heartbroken by the tragic school shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, TX. At times like these, children and teens may […]
Keep reading...A hot and sunny afternoon set the stage for the sixth annual Derby event Hats, Hearts & Horseshoes benefiting Bo’s Place. The Houston Polo […]
Keep reading...Grupos de apoyo en línea Ofrecemos grupos en línea para familias y adultos, en este momento estamos inscribiendo nuevos participantes. Para más información: Correo […]
Keep reading...ONLINE SUPPORT GROUPS We now offer online groups for families and adults, and are enrolling new members through an online application process. For more […]
Keep reading...Bo’s Place @home: online grief support activities and resources Bo’s Place has created a library of resources and activities to provide support and comfort […]
Keep reading...Bo’s Place support groups, events, trainings, workshops, and programs are cancelled until there is direction from the CDC and the City of Houston as […]
Keep reading...The 22nd annual Hearts of Hope Luncheon raised over $370,000 for Bo’s Place. Will Reeve, son of Christopher and Dana Reeve, was flown in […]
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Guest Author: Karen Pennebaker, LCSW As the founder of Bo’s Place, I read each newsletter with deep interest. I see faces between the words […]
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Guest Author: Stéphane Gerson My name is Stéphane Gerson. I am a historian at NYU, a bereaved father, and the author of Disaster Falls: […]
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Leah Adams is a long-time Bo’s Place volunteer who recently attended the Bo’s Place Hearts of Hope Luncheon. Here, she reflects: Annually, the Houston […]
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Guest Author: Tom Stephens Hello, my name is Tom Stephens. I am an author, speaker, and Financial Advisor. My story: In 2005, my wife […]
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Guest Author: Sandra A. López Hello, my name is Sandra A. López. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and maintain a clinical and […]
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Guest Author: Zoey Hess My name is Zoey Hess, I am currently 12 years old, and the author of the book, “The Birthday of […]
Keep reading...Guest Author: Julie Kaplow, Ph.D., ABPP My name is Julie Kaplow and I am a Child Clinical Psychologist, Associate Professor, and Director of the Trauma […]
Keep reading...Exactly one year ago, we began the journey of re-launching our website. After seeking input from the families we serve, colleagues in our field, […]
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