Join us in Building the Future Together and ensuring our vital programs stay at no cost for generations to come! Donate Today
We are on a mission to ensure families impacted by grief or addiction receive support now and for generations to come. Your investment can be lifesaving.
When grief is unsupported, youth and young adults can experience isolation, mental health challenges, relationship difficulties, academic challenges, reduced self-esteem, suicide/suicidal ideation, and early mortality.
And children who grow up in a household with addiction are 4 times more likely to develop a substance use disorder.
The largest bereavement camp for children, teens, and families who have experienced the death of a significant person in their lives. Camp Erin offers weekend and day camps, online workshops, and support.
A national addiction prevention and mentoring program for youth 9-17 who have a family member struggling with a substance use disorder. Campers build knowledge, life skills, confidence, and connect with peers and trained adult mentors.
Offers research-based bilingual educational and personalized support for addiction and grief.
Recognizes campers who have military affiliations and are impacted by grief or addiction.
This fund has helped grow Eluna’s annual budget to $4.3M and still growing. It focuses on strategic priorities, raising awareness, and sustaining Eluna’s services.
This fund has a separate goal of $3M and will be invested in strengthening our program delivery, broadening initiatives like scholarships, innovation of existing programs and services, and long-term success.
The Ronald A. Mincio Education Fund
Will support annual scholarships for alumni with military affiliation and research-based programming for the Eluna Resource Center.
Karen Phelps Moyer Founders Fund
This fund is a tribute to Eluna’s co-founder, Karen Phelps Moyer, whose unwavering compassion has impacted over 62,000 children and families.
Resilience Fund
Will provide needed support to steel Eluna against fluctuations in grant funding, and economic downturns.
Gifts made through planned giving will leave a legacy of support for future generations.
“When my husband died by suicide, it left a gigantic hole in our family. Our three young children were all left grieving his traumatic death. Through The Eluna Resource Center, I learned how to talk to our kids about suicide and how to address their individual grief. I also learned about Camp Erin. Suddenly I felt a new-found sense of hope. I now had the necessary support to help cope with the hole in my family.”
Contact us today to learn how you can get involved.