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What We Do

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  • Advance directive guidance

  • Guardianship alternatives

  • Connections to low-cost and/or pro-bono services

  • Personalized referrals

  • Ongoing support to ensure follow-through

    We meet people where they are and help them move forward with clarity and protection

Who We Support


We serve individuals who are navigating complex health, financial, or end-of-life decisions without reliable support systems.

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This includes:

  • Older adults without trusted advocates

  • Individuals facing serious illness or medical crisis

  • People without family, or with strained family relationships

  • Those at risk of financial or medical vulnerability
     

When support is missing, the path can feel uncertain.
 

We provide steady, trusted guidance every step of the way.

Why Grace Pathways Exists
 

Education, Access & Equity

We believe knowledge and access go hand in hand.

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Community Resource Directory
We are building a trusted network of providers offering end-of-life planning, care support, and financial guidance.
 

Financial Assistance
Through donations and grants, we help subsidize services and reduce financial barriers for those in need.
 

Access to care should be equitable, not limited by circumstance.

Who We Are

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  • Volunteer Run

  • Community Supported

  • Interfaith (or no faith) chaplains and grief companions
     

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​Rev. Wakil David Matthews (President and Founder) is an ordained interfaith (or no faith) minister and teacher. His life's work focuses on supporting people dealing with end-of-life issues and planning. He is the co-host of the End of Life Conversations podcast, which has been sharing inspiring content since 2024


Tamara Kubacki - Vice President (she/her), Certified Grief Educator, Listening to Grief


Rev. Ashlee Christian - Secretary Treasurer is an Interfaith Chaplain, People Operations Consultant, and lifelong student of what it means to care for one another. With more than 15 years of experience in human resources, community development, and spiritual care, much of her work has centered on supporting people through change, uncertainty, grief, and loss. Ashlee's work is guided by a belief in the transformative potential of compassionate care, meaningful connection, and our willingness to sit with the unknown

Introducing the Board

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