Our Story
Losing a loved one is one of the most profound challenges anyone can face, and while we often hear "Sorry for your loss," the reality is that grief lingers long after condolences fade. It’s a lifelong journey of healing and learning how to navigate life in the absence of someone dear. That’s where Sorry For Your Loss (Cards) steps in, offering guidance and support for when grief feels overwhelming. We're here to help you find strength, cope with sorrow, and adjust to your new normal.
Our community is open to everyone walking the path of grief, but we are particularly passionate about improving resources for people of color. Too often, these communities are taught to stay silent and push through the pain, adding layer upon layer of unresolved trauma. Camila Crews, our founder, knows this experience personally. She's dedicated to creating a space where people can find the tools they need to heal and the support they deserve.
With Sorry For Your Loss (Cards), you’re not just getting condolences—you’re joining a community that understands, cares, and helps you rebuild.
Sorry For Your Loss
About the Founder
Camila Crews knows the profound, unshakable heartache of loss all too well. Over 20 years, she experienced the devastating loss of both her mother and father. When her father passed in 2022, the weight of grief was nearly unbearable. Not only was she navigating the emotional toll, but she was also faced with the overwhelming responsibility of managing his estate. During a time when all she wanted was comfort and guidance, she had to seek out grief groups, therapists, and new ways to cope with the deep shifts in both her personal and professional life.
From this deeply personal and challenging experience, Sorry For Your Loss (Cards) was born. Camila created it to be a compassionate source of support for others walking the painful path of grief—a resource that she herself had needed, offering the kind of help that’s often hard to find when you're in the midst of loss.
Press
[ESSENCE] I Honor My Father By Helping Other People Of Color Find Ways To Navigate Grief
[BUSINESS INSIDER] I was raised by a single dad. Even though he died 2 years ago, I'm still learning how to grieve.
[DREAMS IN DRIVE] Episode 394: From Tragedy to Purpose – How Camila Crews Transformed Grief into Fuel for Her Entrepreneurial Path