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See what is inside Project Legacy and how the prompts, photographs, writing space, and keepsake pages help preserve a life in a deeply personal way.
Explore the BookPreserving the life, love, and legacy of the child you will always love.





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There are stories only you can tell—the expressions, familiar words, people, traditions, humor, and ordinary moments that made your child who they were.Project Legacy gives those memories a place to remain.
Project Legacy was created specifically for parents whose child has died, at any age and from any cause. It is not a traditional grief journal and there is no schedule for completing it. You can begin with a photograph, a favorite story, a single remembered detail, or a page that simply feels right today.
See what is inside Project Legacy and how the prompts, photographs, writing space, and keepsake pages help preserve a life in a deeply personal way.
Explore the BookFind child-loss support organizations, grief resources, and additional places parents and families can turn when they need support.
Find SupportLearn how counselors, health care teams, hospices, funeral homes, support programs, and other organizations may consider Project Legacy as a resource.
Professional InformationThoughtful prompts create room for your child’s personality, relationships, favorite things, traditions, humor, everyday routines, milestones, photographs, keepsakes, and the stories that may exist nowhere else.
You do not have to start at the beginning. Write one sentence. Add a photograph. Leave a page for another day. There is no required order and no expectation that every page be completed.
This book belongs to you—and so does the pace at which you fill it.
Read Common QuestionsAfter losing two of my daughters only 23 days apart, I needed a place to gather their stories, photographs, words, personalities, relationships, and all the little things I never wanted time to take from me.
That need became Project Legacy—a place for parents to preserve the life and story of the child they will always love.
Read More About Shelly Sharp“I did not only want people to know that my daughters died.
I wanted people to know that they lived.”
Some memories deserve a place of their own. The complimentary Legacy Vault holds small, meaningful keepsakes with your Project Legacy book—things such as a hospital bracelet, lock of hair, small piece of jewelry, ticket stub, note, or another treasured piece of your child’s story.
A requested Legacy Vault also arrives with placement instructions and a Project Legacy ribbon bookmark created especially for the book.
Learn about who the book is for, how it may be used, personalization, gifting, and the Legacy Vault.
Visit the FAQReview information about professional use, resource-review copies, and multiple-copy inquiries.
For ProfessionalsLearn more about the purpose behind the book and the woman who created it from lived experience.
About Shelly SharpNow available on Amazon. Order a hardcover copy of Project Legacy for yourself or someone you love. For questions about the book, please contact Shelly Sharp.