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Buried in Work is an organization focused on estate planning, end-of-life preparation, and legacy preservation. The company offers a range of products and services aimed at simplifying the often complex and emotionally challenging processes of estate organization, financial planning, and end-of-life decision-making. The Buried in Work website has been referred to as the "most comprehensive end-of-life resource ever."^[1]

Buried in Work’s mission is to make these topics more accessible, engaging, and manageable for individuals, families, and organizations. The company is known for its innovative approach, including gamified estate planning tools, customized facilitation services, and educational resources.

History

Buried in Work was founded by Adam Zuckerman, who envisioned an approachable way to address complex topics around estate planning and end-of-life preparation. His inspiration came from a deeply personal experience involving his family, which led to the creation of the company’s flagship card game, One More Story. This game encourages storytelling as a means to capture memories and facilitate family bonding.

Over time, Buried in Work expanded its offerings to include other interactive tools and resources, such as the CLEAR Kit for estate organization and Nothing Left Unsaid, a card game aimed at easing conversations about end-of-life wishes. The company has also created a vendor marketplace focused on grief support products, memorial items, and end-of-life planning materials.

Products and Services

1. One More Story

A storytelling card game designed to encourage players to share personal stories, memories, and family history. It was inspired by a hospital conversation Zuckerman had with his father and family, where storytelling became a means of connection and legacy sharing.

2. Nothing Left Unsaid

This card game is specifically designed to guide conversations around estate planning and end-of-life preparation. It provides prompts that help individuals clarify and communicate their wishes, organize important documents, and ensure their loved ones are prepared.

3. CLEAR Kit

The Comprehensive Legacy and Estate Administration Resource (CLEAR) Kit is a detailed binder system that organizes personal, financial, and medical information. The kit comes in various editions, including digital and physical versions, and provides users with a structured method to gather essential documents and information.

4. Death During Dinner

This facilitated gathering package includes conversation prompts, games, and participant instruction sheets. It is designed to create a comfortable environment for discussions around life, legacy, and end-of-life planning.

5. Estate Planning Directories

Buried in Work provides an extensive set of directories that connect users with professionals and organizations in the estate planning and end-of-life industries. These directories cover a range of categories, including Estate Planning Financial & Tax Professionals, Hospice & Palliative Care, Funeral & Cremation Services, Personal Historians, and Senior Living Facilities.

6. Vendor Marketplace

The Buried in Work marketplace offers end-of-life products and services, including memorial items, grief support products, and pet memorials. This platform enables vendors to reach a dedicated audience interested in end-of-life planning and memorialization products.

Podcast and Media

The Buried in Work team is involved in producing a podcast that addresses issues surrounding aging, grief, support, estate planning, and legacy. The podcast features guests from various fields, such as hospice care, financial planning, and end-of-life counseling, and aims to provide insights and support for listeners navigating these complex areas.

Partnerships and Collaborations

Buried in Work partners with industry organizations and experts in estate planning, death tech, and end-of-life care. These partnerships help Buried in Work expand its reach and offer resources to a larger audience. One notable collaboration is with Playback Theater and Positive Aging, with whom Buried in Work co-hosted an event to promote meaningful discussions around end-of-life topics.

External Links

Official Website

References

^ Hartley, Patricia (2024-10-22). "This Seriously Might Be *THE* Most Comprehensive End-of-Life Resource Ever". Connecting Directors. Retrieved 2024-11-04.

[1] Hartley, Patricia (2024-10-22). "This Seriously Might Be *THE* Most Comprehensive End-of-Life Resource Ever". Connecting Directors. Retrieved 2024-11-04.

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