Gift a Rainbow Bridge

Someone you love just lost a pet they loved. Don't send a card. Send something that matters. A handcrafted rainbow bridge, made by a man who understood what it means to pour your heart into something beautiful.

How Gifting Works

Choose a Bridge

Select the bridge you want to send. Enter the pet's name, your friend's name, and a personal message.

They Receive a Moment

Your friend receives a beautiful email with your message, a photo of the bridge, the Rainbow Bridge poem, and an invitation to create a memorial page for their pet.

The Bridge Ships

The physical bridge ships to your friend (or to you, if you want to hand-deliver it). Includes Paul's story card, the poem, and a 988 resource card.

A Legacy Lives

Every gift funds suicide prevention. Every bridge in a garden is Paul's legacy, visible and permanent. Every memorial page shared reaches someone else who needs it.

Send a Bridge as a Gift

Email us with the recipient's name, address, the pet they've lost, and which bridge you'd like to send. We'll handle the rest — a handwritten note from Pat goes with every gift.

Email us to gift a bridge

We're cataloging Paul's bridges now. Beautiful email notifications, personalized memorial pages, and add-on options will follow shortly.

Support the Mission

Send a gift direct to Pat

Venmo QR code for Amber Laird at handle @Amber-Laird-4

Open Venmo · @Amber-Laird-4

100% of every gift reaches Pat Allabaugh. Amber Laird is the messenger, not the destination. She receives the Venmo and walks it across.

Personal gift via Venmo. Not tax-deductible.

You can also gift directly via Venmo in someone's name. Add a note when you send.

Make It Special

Custom Brass Plaque

Pet's name engraved

+$35

Memorial Garden Seeds

Wildflowers + planting guide

+$15

Double Your Impact

Extra donation to 988

+$25

Most people send flowers that die in a week. A Rainbow Bridge sits in a garden forever. It holds the memory of a pet and the legacy of a craftsman. It's the most meaningful thing you can give someone who just lost a member of their family.

“No weapon formed against you shall prosper.”

Isaiah 54:17

When the last bridge sells, the mission doesn't end.

Paul made every bridge by hand. When the last of his finds a home, the inventory is gone — but the grieving pet owners don't stop arriving. The families don't stop needing something to hold.

We're looking for the next maker. A woodworker. A painter. A welder. A potter. A photographer. An illustrator. A sculptor. An artist of any medium who can build something a family keeps on their mantle for twenty years. You don't have to be Paul. Nobody can be. You can be the next chapter — under your own name, your own style, your own hands.

Photographers, illustrators, metalworkers, glass artists, weavers — the medium doesn't matter. The grief doesn't pick a form. Whatever you make, if it can carry someone's love for the animal they lost, this door is yours.