Conversation Corner

On the purpose360 podcast, Heather Nesle discusses the addition of a social justice pillar to the New York Life Foundation’s grantmaking strategy to address the growing needs of the company’s stakeholders.

Through its Grief-Sensitive Schools Initiative, the New York Life Foundation has partnered with families and school communities to provide critical support to educators and grieving students.

There's no one-size fits all approach to supporting someone who's grieving.

A mother's perspective and personal story of parenting through grief and how she and her two children pieced together a new version of their lives, together.

Former All-Pro NFL player Brian Griese and his wife Brook founded Judi’s House, a comprehensive bereavement center in Denver.

Discover a four task framework to help children and their families overcome loss due to COVID-19 and the unique challenges it poses to grieving.

Heather discussed the Foundation's dedication to the issue of child bereavement, having donated $40 million in grants over the last decade to childhood bereavement organizations.

Heather discusses the recently launched Brave of Heart Fund and Maria discusses the New York Life Foundation's work in the area of childhood bereavement.

November is Children's Grief Awareness Month, an annual campaign to raise awareness that children and teens grieve too.

Each year the New York Life Giving Campaign is an opportunity for our employees and agents to come together to donate and raise funds for the philanthropic causes important to them. This year’s Giving Campaign broke records in both participation and donations.

Heather Nesle and Jorge Moreno, MD, discuss the recent grant the Foundation made to Yale University/Yale Child Study Center to increase the accessibility of bereavement training and information for non-medical health professionals and other professionals in hospital and medical settings.