Grief to Generosity: Honor Your Child by Helping Others. This item is unavailable.Grief to Generosity: Honor Your Child by Helping Others

One part memoir and two parts "how to" Grief to Generosity shows how you can channel despair into action by publicly memorializing your child. The lessons in this book will help you navigate the challenges you'll face. Step by step, the author leads you through your grief and into something positive. And while helping others, you'll realize that your child can become the inspiration, not the necessity, in your grief.

The author writes from the heart about loss and starting a foundation. The ten steps to generosity will lead you beyond your sorrow and help you find a way back. The ten common challenges illustrate some of the unique issues familiar to all bereaved parents working in philanthrophy.

This is Peggy Oliver Krist's first book. An inveterate journal keeper, she has been writing since her high school years, but didn't take it seriously until the los of her youngest son, Jonathan, in 2006. When she couldn't find a handbook to teach her how to create her son's tribute, she wrote it. Peggy was born in Alameda, California and after graduating Whittier College in 1972 she headed East to graduate school. Within weeks she met her future husband, Bob, and her life delightfully changed course. Peggy spent 30 years as a photo editor and business partner in Bob's international photography career. She managed his stock photo library and publishing company while raising their three sons in New Hope, PA. Today she works with her family on behalf of the Jonathan D. Krist Foundation, based in Bucks County, PA and San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Her responsibilities include program development, interviewing students and working with motivated people who share the same vision.