Journey to Peace Instead of Paperwork is a free, guided workshop series that walks families through preparing essential documents, organizing vital information, and building a practical end-of-life plan that reduces chaos for their loved ones.
Participants leave with clarity, confidence, and a personalized system they can maintain over time.
Nokbox, short for “Next of Kin Box,” is an already-developed organization system that helps individuals and families gather the information loved ones may need during an emergency, major life transition, or after a death.
Instead of creating another binder from scratch, Nokbox provides a structured way to organize important household, financial, personal, medical, digital, and end-of-life information in one place.
Through Unbury the Burden, families can learn about Nokbox as a practical preparedness tool for creating more peace, clarity, and direction for the people they love.
Individuals, families, older adults, caregivers, military families, veterans, and anyone who wants to make life easier for their loved ones.
While some offerings are still in development, our long-term goal is to provide hands-on support that makes planning easier and more accessible.
One-on-One Readiness Consultations: In development — launching as staff capacity expands.
Family Planning Sessions: Guided conversations to support communication and reduce conflict.
Document Organization Support: Assistance creating or updating binders or planning systems.
Community & Professional Partnerships: Workshops, trainings, and educational events — rolling out gradually beginning in 2026.
That’s why we are cultivating a trusted network of professionals and community partners who share our commitment to helping families plan ahead with clarity and compassion.
Our growing network includes:
Financial Advisors and Planners – to help families organize assets and understand next steps.
Estate Planning Attorneys – to ensure legal documents and wishes are protected.
Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) – to simplify financial transitions and tax considerations.
Funeral and Memorial Professionals – to bring compassion and guidance to families in moments of loss.
Faith Leaders and Counselors – to provide emotional and spiritual support during life transitions.
Community Educators and Advocates – to expand awareness and bring readiness education to local audiences.
Together, these partnerships strengthen our mission and create a support system families can trust.
In addition to our Journey to Peace class series, we collaborate with community partners to support events that help families take practical steps toward readiness.
Examples of partnership events include:
Free shredding events to safely dispose of old documents
Donation drives supporting families and community organizations
Community education days focused on family preparedness
Binder or kit assembly events
Author talks and book discussions
Resource fairs with local advisors, attorneys, and professionals
These events help create practical touchpoints for families to take one small step at a time — together.