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Providing a circle of support and hope as we remember and celebrate the lives of our children.
Who We Are
Heartfelt Connections
Heartfelt Connections fosters life-long relationships founded on support, love, and understanding. Providing support for parents through outreach and resources, Connections unites those who have undergone the same loss. Compassionately guiding parents through loss and life without their child nourishes hope and healing.
Heartfelt Children's Memorial
The Children's Memorial offers a calm, neutral environment for parents and families to come and recall with fondness the many memories our children have given us. Nearly 300 bricks have been dedicated to beloved children who have gone before their time.
Upcoming Events
WICKED WOMEN'S 5K RUN
Sunday, October 25, 2020 at 11:00 am
Inviting all you Wicked Women to come out and join us for a fabulous morning run/walk. Put on your running shoes and enjoy a run/walk through the beautiful Nebraska countryside at Junto Wine. The "Wicked Course" is completely off-road and will provide a running challenge for even the most experienced.
1356 182nd, Seward, NE 68434
Don't be afraid, we expect and welcome lots of walkers. Get a team of 4 or more and enjoy a $5.00 discount on individual registration. Create a costume theme and you will be eligible for our best dressed team!! Be sure to bring an extra $5 dollar bill for 6 tickets to enter a raffle for mysterious prizes.
After the run/walk, rest your legs while sampling some of Junto's famous wines. For your convenience, lunch is provided onsite at an additional expense.
You're not a walker or a runner? Don't let that stop you, come out and support the Heartfelt Children's Memorial by donating the race fee, just mark "not running" on the bottom of your registration!
Oh, one more thing....yes fellas, you are more than welcome to join in on the fun. Are you brave enough to hang out with all of the "Wicked Women"?
In the News
Heartfelt Children's Memorial featured in the Omaha World-Herald
