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There are many small comforts that help transform The Bardo into a peaceful home for our guests and their loved ones.

When someone dies at The Bardo, we tend a fire and/or keep a candle burning for the 24 hours following their death.

 

This quiet practice honors the transition, offering a steady presence for our guests, their loved ones, and those keeping vigil.

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A donation of dry firewood or pillar candles directly supports this sacred tradition of fire keeping.​

 

If you'd like to contribute, we invite you to purchase from one of our preferred local vendors below.

Some Ways to Give:

 

Local Firewood: 

Leitners or Gertens

​Local Beeswax Candles: 

Slow Burn

Floral Arrangements: 

Martha's Gardens or Brown & Greene Floral

Household Supplies & More:

Amazon Wishlist

With Gratitude,
The Bardo Team

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Looking for guidance?

We're here to help you navigate through our programs and offerings to see how they can meet your specific needs.

Our 30-minute information session is free of charge and can take place in person, via phone, or on Zoom. You can fill out our interest form to request a free information session, and to let us know more details about the services you are curious about. Once we receive your information, we will reach out to you promptly to discuss how we can best meet your needs.

Please refer to our Services section for specific resources, classes, or experiences tailored to your needs.

You can also sign up for our mailing list here or send us an email at info@thebardo.com to learn more about how we can support you. Let us guide you in the profound power of compassionate care and the dignity of life’s final chapter.

Bardo End of Life is a 501(c)(3) non-profit.

All contributions are tax-deductible

as allowed by law. EIN#92-3986850

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