🍂 Fall 2025 Support Groups Are Open for Registration 🍂 It may seem far away as we head into summer, but we're already preparing for our next session of grief support groups for the fall. Registration for our next session of grief support groups is already underway and available at our website. This includes our three main groups: Perinatal Loss, Suicide Loss, and Overdose and Substance Use-Related Loss. 💙 New for Fall 2025 🌟 Due to increased demand, we have added a *virtual* section of our Suicide Loss Group, which will meet remotely via Zoom from October 1 - November 19 on Wednesday evenings from 6:00-7:30 pm. This section of Suicide Loss is open to anyone in the state of Virginia. 🖥️ If you, or someone you know, may be interested in joining a group for fall, please register early as space is limited. Details on registration deadlines for each group can be found on our website, along with contact information and more. 🍂 Have questions? Reach out to us at info@fullcirclegc.org. Full Circle Grief Center | Link: Support Groups https://fullcirclegc.org/support-groups/ (fb)

"What kind of picture should we take of all the donated books from Amazon Prime Days?" asked the Communications Manager. "Well," replied the Office Assistant and Data Analyst, "This one time when I was in grade school, we took painter's tape and measured out the length of a blue whale in the hallway. Let's do that. But with books." 🐳 Lo, and behold: over 38 feet of donated books from all of you! We cannot thank you enough for the generosity and support of our ever-growing library and resource center during our recent Amazon Prime Days Book Drive. We were lucky enough to receive multiple copies of several books for children, adults, and more. 📚 While Cameron crunched the numbers, yours truly crunched her knees as we laid out all the books donated down our hallway here at Full Circle. It may not be exactly a blue whale (but maybe a whale shark!) your generosity makes a nonetheless huge difference in the lives of grieving folks in our community. 💙 (Bonus content: watch 'til the end for Cameron's research notes on objects approximately 38 feet long!) 🗒️ (fb)