Help Us Raise $5,000 to Create Safe Spaces for Healing
YOUR IMPACTFUL DONATIONS
Every gift creates connection, community, and hope for those grieving the loss of a loved one. Your donation goes directly to programs like Grief Gatherings and the Holiday Drive for daughters who lost their fathers this year — ensuring no one has to grieve alone.
For your donation of $50: Provide healing tools. Covers journals, art supplies and other resources for five participants at a Grief Gathering, giving them safe outlets to express their pain.
For your donation of $100: Brighten the holidays. Funds a Holiday Drive care package for one grieving daughter, including gifts, comfort items and encouragement during her first holiday season without her father.
For your donation of $218 (Signature Gift): Stand with the grieving. Supports meals, materials and facilitation costs for several participants at a Grief Gathering, ensuring they have a safe space to share, connect, and heal.
For your donation of $500: Support grieving daughters together. Covers Holiday Drive gifts for five daughters who lost their fathers this year, reminding them they are seen and cared for during the most painful season of their lives.
For your donation of $1,000: Open the doors to healing. Fully sponsors a Grief Gathering for up to 10 participants, covering food, supplies, and resources so grieving youth, women, and men can come together in community.
Every dollar brings us closer to $5,000 — and every gift opens the door for someone in grief to find the connection they need to heal.
MISSION
2.18 Vision is dedicated to elevating and empowering women through community events, personal growth and healing initiatives. Inspired by the personal experience of our founder, who lost her beloved father, we are committed to creating a nurturing community where individuals can heal, grow and thrive.
VISION
At 2.18 Vision, we envision a world where women are empowered to heal, grow and thrive within a nurturing community, inspired by personal journeys of resilience and transformation.
GRIEF PROGRAMS
Grief Gatherings
- Creating a safe space for healthy coping and remembrance
- Cultivating meaningful connections and collective support
- Delving into vital discussions on navigating grief and prioritizing self-care
- Gain valuable insights into financial literacy and technology's role in healing
A Holiday Drive
- Supporting daughters during their first holiday season without their father
- Offering personalized gifts as a gesture of remembrance
- Creating a comforting space for women and girls to commemorate their fathers
- Extending our heartfelt support to those navigating loss during the holidays

TESTIMONIALS
"What inspired me so much was just learning about the other ladies and the journeys we’ve all been on. I’ve been trying to get here for a while. I’m so glad that I finally made it. This has been awesome. I looked forward to coming back again. I learned a lot from Teacher Michelle and the rest of the ladies and I just feel kind of brand new. I’m so glad I came and I’m so inspired to be at more of the grief gatherings."
- La Tonya, Grief Gathering Attendee (March 2025)
"One of the exercises that we did was we had to circle what emotions we were feeling at the time. How it impacted me was because as people kept expressing. I realized that the circles that I was creating, I wasn't being honest with myself. I decided to finally just open up when it got to my turn to say something. I opened up, I expressed it and I just felt safe doing it. I couldn't be more grateful for being a part of this space today, feeling safe, feeling free to express myself and feeling free to be empathetic with other people and not feeling ashamed about it. "
- T. Ray, Grief Gathering Attendee (January 2024)
"I 100% absolutely would recommend this. This was such a therapeutic experience and me personally, it was one of the most amazing experiences of my life and I'll never forget this and I look forward to coming back again."
- A. Rentie, Grief Gathering Attendee (May 2024)
"I am a therapist and I've experienced grief in all the human emotions. I'm a human first always and despite knowing what to do and all the things that I help support others with, it isn't always the same. Like, I also need to be poured into and so, being a therapist, yes, you may know technically what to do but it doesn't absolve you of your human experience and you have to support also and have go to your own therapy, go to your own community support spaces like this and so, it doesn't absolve you. Grief touches everyone no matter what expertise you may have."
- U. Allen, Grief Gathering Attendee (May 2024)