Would you agree that you spend more time at your workplace than you do at home with your own family?
Would you also agree that the standard three days of bereavement leave offered by most employers and state agencies is nowhere near enough—no matter the depth of the tragedy?
And do you believe there should be a safety net—a place and a program designed to protect people in their most crucial, life-altering moments?
If your heart says yes, then we must ask:
Why do we accept things as they are?
We shouldn’t. And at The Reset Foundation, we don’t.
A Vision That Cannot Be Small
We’re told to “start small.” But when tragedy strikes, there is nothing small about the pain, the loss, or the need. That’s why this vision must be built the right way from the very beginning.
To truly heal, people need to be surrounded by peace, nature, water, and stillness—not rushed back into the noise of life. Think about it: we take vacations to find rest, beauty, and serenity. Shouldn’t we have the same when we are navigating the deepest grief of our lives?
A Judgment-Free Place to Heal
Every day, we are bombarded by the pressures of society—work, family, finances, social media, endless responsibilities. Healing requires stepping away from all of that.
The Reset Foundation is building a place where:
Judgment has no seat at the table.
Nature is the backdrop.
Time is not measured in days but in healing moments.
Support is personalized, because no two people grieve the same.
This is not a luxury. This is a necessity.
Mental Health is Health
We talk about “mental health” like it’s separate, like it’s something to be ashamed of, like it means something is “wrong.” But the truth is simple: mental health is health.
Just as we care for our hearts, lungs, and bodies, we must protect our minds. In a world moving faster every day, our mental health is being stretched thinner and thinner. That’s why we need a safety net—a place to reset before the weight of grief or hardship destroys what we once had.
A Call to Employers and to Society
Corporations often claim to be “like family,” yet when tragedy strikes, they offer three short days and expect us to carry on. That is not family—that is survival mode.
The Reset Foundation will fight to change this reality. We believe workplaces must step up, because life and health should matter more than deadlines. We give most of our lives to our work; the least we deserve is time and care when life shatters.
Together, We Reset
We all want to be cared for.
We all want to be loved.
We all want to belong.
The truth is, we are already connected. And when we stand together—beyond differences of background, belief, or circumstance—we can create something that will not only change lives today, but protect the future for generations to come.
That is the mission. That is the fight. That is the Reset Foundation.