February 28, 2026 9:30am – 1:00pm | Caballero Park @ 1435 W 34th St
We are excited to roll out a Yuma, Arizona Rock & Walk in 2026!
The heart of our Rock and Walk is to let bereaved families know they are not alone. We strive to build awareness about pregnancy and infant loss by bringing the community together to support these families. As we rock in chairs or walk laps together, we honor the children whose names appear on butterflies lining the path and are reminded that we can find hope. We celebrate their lives by rallying the community around these families and coming together for an uplifting gathering. We hope you will join us in supporting these families and honoring their children.
Yuma, AZ Rock & Walk Chair
September Dunn
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Arizona
If you have found us because you have experienced a loss, our hearts go out to you. We welcome you to reach out and join us as we honor babies gone too soon. If you would like to speak with someone or need financial assistance fill out our online application form and someone who can help will be in touch.
The need is great in Arizona. There is limited government funds available to support bereaved families who need to make final arrangements for their baby and ongoing support to rebuild their lives. Together we can support these families and make a difference in Arizona.
Help your Community
Anyone who is interested in supporting bereaved families in Arizona is welcome and encouraged to attend one of these upcoming events, or apply to become a VolunTEAR with this form.
ANGEL OF HOPE MONUMENT IN Mesa, AZ
If you are interested in having your child’s name engraved on the Arizona Angel of Hope Monument please visit AZAOHMonument
To stay up to date on events near you, and to find out how you can join the movement across Arizona, connect with us on Facebook, join our email list, or reach out to one of our Chapter Leaders! We will be happy to speak with you by phone call or text.
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Arizona Chapter Leaders
Kim Freeman
Susan Truitt
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