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Serving from the Heart | Karen Chambers

Serving from the Heart | Karen Chambers

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What does it mean to truly bear someone else’s burden?


Karen Chambers knows firsthand. After experiencing a devastating miscarriage 42 years ago, with no support system to turn to, she founded Bearing Others’ Burdens, a nonprofit that delivers care and comfort bags to individuals facing cancer, miscarriage, infant loss, and bereavement.


In this moving episode, Karen shares:

  • 🧵 The Power of a Bag: How a simple pillow, blanket, or embroidered memory square can say, “You are seen, you are loved.”

  • 💔 Grief Unfiltered: Why phrases like “It’ll be okay” fall short—and what to say (or not say) instead.

  • ✝️ Faith in Action: How Karen’s journey from heartbreak to hope is rooted in her belief that no one should walk alone.

  • 🌎 A National Impact: How her small goal of 15 bags grew to 2,500+ donations across all 50 states.


For volunteers: Learn how to sew, pack, or donate to this grassroots effort.
For grievers: Find solace in Karen’s message: “Your story matters.”
For everyone: Discover how empathy can transform lives—starting with yours.


Follow Bearing Others’ Burdens:

  • Website: www.BearingOthersBurdens.com


  • Read Karen’s blog post at www.doinggoodtv/blog


  • This podcast is brought to you by Doing Good, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.


    To support the efforts of Doing Good and more:


    Website: ⁠Doing Good⁠

    Linktree: ⁠All Links⁠

    Donate: Click ⁠here⁠ to donate.

    Social: ⁠Instagram⁠ | ⁠YouTube⁠

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