Contact
If you have questions about an event or volunteer opportunities, please explore the FAQs below. If you have more questions or you're interested in partnering with us, the best way to reach us is by either filling out the form, or sending an e-mail to glovesforgrief@gmail.com.
Mailing: 18952 MacArthur Blvd Suite 100, Irvine, CA 92612
Phone: 949-560-8967
Ashley Guarrasi is a Nike Trainer specializing in Functional Movement & Boxing Fitness. She's led fitness events around the country for both seasoned athletes and boxing newbies. Beyond providing expert guidance, we aim to create a safe and welcoming environment where you can come as you are and find your strength.
I've never boxed before. Will this be too much for me?
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Just come as you are, really! Wear something comfortable that you're ready to sweat in. We start our events with a boxing workout and then offer refreshments and opportunities for connection or self-care following the workout. You'll find everything you need to know on the events page.
Okay, how do I prepare for an event?
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Our events are for anyone that has lost a love one no matter the circumstances. While Gloves for Grief was initially formed from the loss of a child (and that cause will remain near and dear to our heart) we are here to help you find your strength and community through all forms of grief and loss.
What type of loss do these events support?
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No! We welcome people of all genders, faiths, origins, and backgrounds.
Is this only for women?
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Yes! Reach out to volunteers@glovesforgrief.org to ask about getting involved at an upcoming event or about other volunteer opportunities! We welcome you to join us in spreading hope, strength, and healing.
Are there any Gloves for Grief volunteer opportunities?
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fight for yours
While the Boxing Gloves connect us to a core element in our fitness program, they also represent the fight it takes to work through our grief. We are fighting for our lives and fighting for our comeback.