Your help is needed to realize the vision of Sunset Bridge Corporation (SBC): to provide rest and supportive care for not only end-of-life individuals (guests), but also caregivers and loved ones to be co-located together under one roof in a home-like, peaceful, and tranquil setting.

SBC will provide the opportunity for everyone to come together to have those challenging discussions, tackle those difficult decisions, enjoy home-cooked meals, receive help/services, and enjoy the beauty of the water, sunrise/sunset, nature, and most importantly each other. We are offering 1-2 weeks on-site supportive care, free of charge for end-of-life individuals (of all ages, particularly those from underserved populations) along with their loved ones/caregivers to receive the gift of time together, while having the opportunity to find solace, renewed strength, and nourishment for their body and soul.

 

In addition, given that our mission emphasizes supportive care and comfort, SBC will provide a week free of charge to the caregivers/loved ones to rejoin on-site at our facility for personal respite and closure of their journey upon the passing of their end-of-life loved one.

Our Vision: To normalize the end-of-life experience to be kinder and more peaceful for all.

Sunset Bridge Corporation (SBC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity, dedicated to creating a compassionate haven for families navigating the complexities of end-of-life care. Although our retreat home is not yet operational, SBC is already fulfilling its mission by providing free consultative services and envisioning a future where terminally ill individuals and their loved ones can come together in a peaceful setting to make critical decisions. See our proposed retreat home schematic below.

 

At our SBC retreat home loved ones will be surrounded by love, kindness, serenity, and comfort, during one of the most precious, yet stressful times of need. At no expense to the caregiving unit, SBC will provide a home-like setting including overnight lodging for 1 to 2 weeks, daily meals and supportive care. During that time, loved ones will spend time together, receive educational support, materials and useful tools, as well as engage in open dialog. This will help everyone to understand various options in a supportive environment and to reach critical decisions within a peaceful atmosphere.  Additionally, SBC will offer the opportunity for the caregiving unit to return on-site for a respite stay, after the passing of their loved one.