upstate south carolina
upstate south carolina
Bringing Hope and Healing to Our New Community
Bringing Hope and Healing to
Our New Community
Bringing Hope and Healing to Our New Community
Tomorrow's Rainbow is thrilled to expand its services to Upstate South Carolina, bringing compassionate grief support and therapeutic programs to children, teens, and families in this new community. We understand the deep impact that grief and loss can have on individuals and their families, and we are committed to providing the care and support needed during these challenging times. Our mission is to create a safe, nurturing environment where healing and hope can flourish, giving those in most need the opportunity to explore their emotions and connect with others who share similar experiences.
Through a variety of innovative programs and peer support groups, we aim to empower individuals to navigate their grief journey with confidence and resilience. By fostering a sense of community and offering practical tools for emotional healing, we hope to guide families toward personal growth. We look forward to becoming an integral part of the Upstate South Carolina community, helping families heal and thrive.
Whether you're interested in volunteering, donating, or becoming a new Tomorrow's Rainbow family, we are here for you every step of the way. Your involvement, whether through time, resources, or participation, plays a vital role in fostering the healing process for those in most need. Together, we can create a supportive environment where children, teens, and families can find hope and strength. We welcome you to join our mission and be a part of the Tomorrow's Rainbow community, making a lasting difference in the lives of those touched by grief and loss.
Tomorrow's Rainbow is thrilled to expand its services to Upstate South Carolina, bringing compassionate grief support and therapeutic programs to children, teens, and families in this new community. We understand the deep impact that grief and loss can have on individuals and their families, and we are committed to providing the care and support needed during these challenging times. Our mission is to create a safe, nurturing environment where healing and hope can flourish, giving those in most need the opportunity to explore their emotions and connect with others who share similar experiences.
Through a variety of innovative programs and peer support groups, we aim to empower individuals to navigate their grief journey with confidence and resilience. By fostering a sense of community and offering practical tools for emotional healing, we hope to guide families toward personal growth. We look forward to becoming an integral part of the Upstate South Carolina community, helping families heal and thrive.
Whether you're interested in volunteering, donating, or becoming a new Tomorrow's Rainbow family, we are here for you every step of the way. Your involvement, whether through time, resources, or participation, plays a vital role in fostering the healing process for those in most need. Together, we can create a supportive environment where children, teens, and families can find hope and strength. We welcome you to join our mission and be a part of the Tomorrow's Rainbow community, making a lasting difference in the lives of those touched by grief and loss.
Our Programs and Services
Our Programs and Services
Tomorrow's Rainbow provides free grief support groups to children ages 3 years old through high school and their families after the death of a significant person. Following orientation, services are ongoing at Fox on the Run Farm in Travelers Rest, SC.
Tomorrow's Rainbow provides free grief support groups to children ages 3 years old through high school and their families after the death of a significant person. Following orientation, services are ongoing at Fox on the Run Farm in Travelers Rest, SC.
Children's Grief
Support Groups
Children's Grief
Support Groups
Groups are divided by age and the similarity of the cause of death. The Littles groups are for ages 3-6, and the Bigs groups are for ages 6-12.
Groups are divided by age and the similarity of the cause of death. The Littles groups are for ages 3-6, and the Bigs groups are for ages 6-12.
Groups are divided by age and the similarity of the cause of death. The Littles groups are for ages 3-6, and the Bigs groups are for ages 6-12.
Teen Grief
Support Groups
Teen Grief
Support Groups
Groups are divided into Middle School and High School groups, each tailored to engage teenagers in a way that connects with their unique needs and experiences.
Groups are divided into Middle School and High School groups, each tailored to engage teenagers in a way that connects with their unique needs and experiences.
Groups are divided into Middle School and High School groups, each tailored to engage teenagers in a way that connects with their unique needs and experiences.
Caregiver Grief
Support Groups
Caregiver Grief
Support Groups
Groups provide psychoeducation and support for caregivers raising grieving children and teens.
Groups provide psychoeducation and support for caregivers raising grieving children and teens.
Groups provide psychoeducation and support for caregivers raising grieving children and teens.
Our History
Our History
One beautiful day on a Texas highway, the lives of the Mosher family changed forever. A head-on collision took Paul's life and left his wife, Abby, and son, Dustin, hospitalized. Despite their fortunate access to mental health services, Abby was saddened by the realization that countless children lacked this vital support. In 2005, the first Tomorrow’s Rainbow was born.
As the program grew, it became evident that the need far surpassed their initial scope. Abby's serendipitous encounter with Beth Jackson, a lifelong resident of Greenville County, ignited an instant connection and synergy, culminating in the birth of Tomorrow's Rainbow Upstate. With over 37,000 grieving children in need, it emerged as the answer to transforming lives and renewing hope.
One beautiful day on a Texas highway, the lives of the Mosher family changed forever. A head-on collision took Paul's life and left his wife, Abby, and son, Dustin, hospitalized. Despite their fortunate access to mental health services, Abby was saddened by the realization that countless children lacked this vital support. In 2005, the first Tomorrow’s Rainbow was born.
As the program grew, it became evident that the need far surpassed their initial scope. Abby's serendipitous encounter with Beth Jackson, a lifelong resident of Greenville County, ignited an instant connection and synergy, culminating in the birth of Tomorrow's Rainbow Upstate. With over 37,000 grieving children in need, it emerged as the answer to transforming lives and renewing hope.
meet our staff
Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to providing the highest level of care and support to the children and families we serve.
Our dedicated team of professionals is committed to providing the highest level of care and support to the children and families we serve.
Beth Jackson
Executive Director, South Carolina
Beth Jackson’s journey has been shaped by the values instilled in her by her late father, Nat Cain, a beloved friend of the Upstate area, and her mother, Barbara Cain, who shared her deep love for horses. Raised on a horse farm in the Blue Ridge/ Travelers Rest areas of Greenville County, Beth grew up with a profound sense of community, which has become the cornerstone of her work. After the passing of her father, Beth made the life-changing decision to step away from a 20-year career as a special education teacher to honor his legacy and make a greater impact on the lives of children in need.
Beth’s husband, Martin Jackson, has been a steadfast partner in supporting her mission, and together they have built a life centered on family, community, and service. Driven by a passion for children, teaching, and horses, Beth pursued EAGALA certification in equine-assisted psychotherapy in Virginia. It was there she met Abby Mosher, with whom she formed an immediate bond, sparking a shared vision to provide grief support for bereaved children and teens. When Beth discovered that South Carolina ranked 8th in the nation for children who will experience the death of a family member before the age of 18, and recognizing the shortage of grief support in the area, she and Abby joined forces to expand Tomorrow’s Rainbow’s services from South Florida to the Upstate area. Together, they created Tomorrow’s Rainbow Upstate dedicated to offering healing and support for grieving children and families in their community.
Beth holds a bachelor's degree in Sociology graduating with honors from Georgia State University and a Masters of Arts degree in Teaching. A proud mother of two, Beth enjoys crafting and all things horses in her free time, staying connected to her roots and passions. She carries forward her parents’ legacy of kindness, support, and community spirit through the impactful work she does with Tomorrow’s Rainbow.
Contact: beth@tomorrowsrainbow.org; Direct line: 864.380.0599
Meet the Herd
Meet the Herd
Support Our Mission
Support Our Mission
Your donations make a significant impact on the lives of grieving children and families in Upstate South Carolina. Support our mission and help us bring hope and healing to our new community.
Your donations make a significant impact on the lives of grieving children and families in Upstate South Carolina. Support our mission and help us bring hope and healing to our new community.
Contact us
Contact us
Upstate South Carolina
Address: 1114 Pine Log Ford Rd.
Travelers Rest, South Carolina 29690
Phone: 964.380.0599
Email: beth@tomorrowsrainbow.org
Upstate South Carolina
Address: 1114 Pine Log Ford Rd. Travelers Rest, South Carolina 29690
Phone: 964.380.0599
Email: beth@tomorrowsrainbow.org
Upstate South Carolina
Address: 1114 Pine Log Ford Rd.
Travelers Rest, South Carolina 29690
Phone: 964.380.0599
Email: beth@tomorrowsrainbow.org
