Welcome to The Cole Project
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We are a non-profit organization offering peer-to-peer grief support through music for 13-23 year olds who have experienced death of a loved one. Beyond group support we strive to equip people with the tools they need for continued self care outside of a group setting. Music gives us a connection to our feelings, an outlet of expression and a sense of hope. Click here to learn more about why we integrate music in our grief support.
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Remember, you are not alone. The Cole Project is here to offer you long term group support. If you or someone you know is considering suicide, there is immediate help available.
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Grief Support Sign up for our peer-to-peer grief support through music programs for youth ages 13-23.
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Why Music?Check out our free online resources about the grieving process and the healing power of music.
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Messages of HopeOur community shares stories about their experiences with grief and how music gave them hope.
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Our Story
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Executive Director Angela Busch founded The Cole Project in honor of her son, Cole-Michael Busch, who fought brain cancer and died at the age of 15. In the wake of his death, many of his friends and peers had nowhere to turn for grief support. The Cole Project was started in 2015, to provide a safe space for those in need and create a community of healing for young adults. Our mission is to help those suffering find a way to navigate through loss with peer support, music therapy, and the power of connection.
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