Support Our Home for Hope Campaign

At Collective for Hope (CFH), we believe no one should have to walk through grief alone. For 25 years, we have had the honor of providing FREE and inclusive grief support services to the Omaha Metro community. Now, CFH is preparing to embark on a new chapter with the opening of Omaha’s first dedicated Grief Support Center in summer 2026.

Centrally located at 8000 Chicago Street, the space has been designed to meet the unique needs of those who are grieving, creating an environment that exudes compassion, inclusivity, emotional security, and warmth.

Nearly double the size of our current program space, our new home will provide ample room to meet the growing community demand for bereavement services, enabling us to expand our core peer-support model, offer new support services, and grow community training & education opportunities – creating a more grief-affirming and resilient community.

Learn more about this project and how you can support CFH’s A Home for Hope Campaign below!

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New and Expanded Program Offerings

  • New individual clinical grief counseling 

  • Multiple support groups/activities offered concurrently

  • Additional affinity groups for specific populations or types of loss

  • Expanded youth-centered activities for multiple age groups

  • Mock hospital room to help children/families prepare, reflect, and process their grief

  • On-site remembrance/communal events 

  • Increased community training & education programming

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Key Facility Elements

  • 9 breakout rooms for support groups and community trainings & education

  • 2 counseling offices for individual therapy sessions

  • Large community room/gathering space

  • Community kitchen 

  • Dedicated volunteer space

  • Mock hospital room for therapeutic role play

  • Sensory-friendly room

  • Ample outdoor space

  • Dedicated administrative offices

JOIN US!

Just as it takes all of us to build a resilient community, we need collective support to build Omaha’s first Grief Support Center. We need YOU. By contributing to our A Home for Hope campaign, you will bring us one step closer to opening our doors. Support at every level makes a lasting impact.

Please help us reach our community campaign goal of $100,000 in support of CFH’s new home and the expanded grief support services we will offer within it.

Ways to Support

General Donations

Donations of all sizes make a difference – supporting our new facility and the expanded grief support programming we will offer within it.


Remembrance Wall Campaign

Give in memory of a loved one and they will be honored on our dedicated Remembrance Wall. Their memory – and the impact of your support – can live on in our Home for Hope.

For a limited time, we are offering an opportunity to honor lost loved ones in a more sustained way, displayed on CFH’s new Remembrance Wall. Custom-made magnetic plaques are available in 3 sizes, corresponding with different giving levels, and may include a short message. Quantities are limited in each size.

Level 1: $500

Level 2: $1,000

Level 3: $2,500

*Plaques will remain on the wall for a minimum of five years.

Memorial Gifts Up to $500

It is important to CFH that we provide an opportunity for EVERYONE to honor those they’ve lost. For this reason, memorial gifts of all sizes and/or those given outside the Remembrance Wall Campaign period, will have their loved one honored on a special magnet insert on our Remembrance Wall for 3 months, after which the insert will be offered to designated family/loved ones as a keepsake.

Facility Naming Opportunities


Various naming opportunities are available throughout our Grief Support Center. For more information, contact Cliff McEvoy at Cliff@collectiveforhope.org or 402-502-2773.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR HOME FOR HOPE!

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Experiences of Hope

Talking about our children and their grief — where they are, and how we are helping them in this path.

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