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Featured Volunteers

Here are our three newest volunteer facilitators holding their visual representation of "What death means to me?" that all volunteers are asked to complete as part of their training.

Katie Byrne writes: This is my first session as a volunteer facilitator at The Garden. I decided to become a volunteer facilitator because I believe in the mission of The Garden as well as my ability to provide a safe supportive environment for the children.  I am currently pursuing a degree in psychology from UMASS Amherst with an aspiration to work as a school counselor.  During our Sunday activities I hope to share my love for the outdoors and arts and crafts with our group of kids. I am looking forward to getting to know all the children and teens this Spring!

Shevonne Commock writes: I am a junior at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. I am excited about The Garden's mission; I am no stranger to grief and it is my hope that I can serve as a vehicle through which some of The Garden's children are able to release and express the feelings they might have towards or in remembrance of a loved one who has died.

Julia Cole writes: I'm excited to work with The Garden because I love the programs message of healing through friendships, hope, and creativity!