Collective for Hope (thecollectiveforhope.org), an Omaha-based nonprofit providing free and inclusive grief support for people of all ages, is introducing a new logo and other rebranding elements, as well as a new English-Spanish bilingual website to reach more communities.
“The new logo — suggesting a luminary representing light, compassion and hope — is a reflection of our mission to cultivate a grief-affirming community through companionship and understanding so every person feels valued and embraced as they navigate loss,” Executive Director Cliff McEvoy said. “The website and our new branding also support our vision: ‘A world where grief is normalized through empathy, love and hope.’ We are thankful to everyone who provided input and are excited that this new brand resonates with our community and the work we do.”
The organization broke ground on a new facility at 8000 Chicago Street on June 17. Collective for Hope has been operating out of two locations. In 2019, 1.5 acres of land was purchased and a capital campaign project commenced to establish a collaborative campus that would host the program brands of Collective for Hope along with other complementary services and organizations.
“This new facility will enable our organization to provide grief support programs, community events and education and training to reach even more individuals and families who are navigating the challenges of loss,” McEvoy said.
For more information, visit thecollectiveforhope.org.