In recognition of Children’s Grief Awareness Month, Gloves for Grief is partnering with Lemons to Lemonade for a special Kids & Teens Box & Breathe Event!
Did you know 1 in 11 children will lose a parent or sibling before the age of 18? And that number doesn’t even account for the loss of other close family members, friends, or beloved pets. Maybe you have a child who has experienced the loss of someone they love, or perhaps you know a family who has.
Children grieve too, but their grief doesn’t always look like ours. It can be quiet, show up in unexpected ways, or get overshadowed by the grief of parents and other family members. But just because children aren’t talking about it doesn’t mean they aren’t feeling it.
That’s why we are creating a space just for them!
At our upcoming event, kids and teens can expect a fun and supportive environment where they will get to:
🥊 Learn fundamentals of boxing and movement as a healthy outlet for big feelings
🌿 Learn simple mindfulness grounding exercises
🎨 Express themselves through a creative healing activity
🫂 Connect with other kids and teens who understand what it’s like to grieve
📅 Saturday November 21st
⏰ 2:00-4:00 PM
📍 OKA Kickboxing Club | Irvine, CA
EVENT IS FREE, BUT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
Agenda: doors open at 1:45 PM
2:00 PM – Welcome and mindfulness breath work
2:25 PM – Boxing Component
3:20 PM – Art Experience & Snacks
3:50 PM – Closing Remarks
No pressure to talk, no expectations about how to grieve. Just a safe space to be themselves, feel understood, and know they aren’t alone. No boxing or fitness experience is necessary—just come as you are.
We can’t wait to see you!
Video of previous Gloves for Grief workshop at Lemons to Lemonade Summer Camp
November 8, 2026
We organize fitness and wellness-inspired events to build a strong community and offer an outlet for physical release.
We are creating a network of mental health professionals and need-based financial assistance to support grieving families beyond our events.
We offer opportunities for post-event connection through referrals to local faith-based support groups, which is what brought our co-founders together.
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