where hearts are healed.
2025 marks a landmark year for Bo’s Place — our 35th year of providing those who are grieving with a memorable and positive experience of connection, healing, and hope. Our work is vital, and as we near the end of our 2024-2025 fiscal year in June, we are issuing a year-end appeal for contributions to ensure we close the year strong.
Your generosity – at any level – means Bo’s Place can ensure those who have suffered loss, that the grief journey is not taken alone.
2025 marks a landmark year for Bo’s Place — our 35th year of providing those who are grieving with a memorable and positive experience […]
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More than 350 guests gathered on Saturday May 3 to view the most exciting 2 minutes in sports at the ninth annual Derby event […]
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Last month, Bo’s Place had the honor of hosting Camp Kangaroo—the first of what we hope will become a cherished annual tradition. In partnership […]
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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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