Healing Starts with Conversation.
Grief is universal, but it often goes unspoken. The Little Wind Phone Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that creates simple, powerful spaces for healing by installing Wind Phones in parks, gardens, and community spaces across the country. These quiet places invite people to pause, reflect, and speak the words in their hearts—helping them feel less alone in loss.​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Bring a Windphone to Life
We Did It — And We’re Just Getting Started
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Our first Wind Phone is now installed at Reflection Park, the first all-natural burial ground in Silver Spring, Maryland. This space now lives quietly in nature, offering visitors a place to reflect, remember, and speak to loved ones — with their words carried by the wind.
This milestone was made possible because of your support. Thank you for helping bring this vision to life.
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Now, we’re building what comes next.
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How your support helps:
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Expand Wind Phones to more communities across Maryland and beyond
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Launch a pilot program bringing Wind Phones into public schools
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Fund a children’s book to help kids understand and process grief
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Support the thoughtful design and craftsmanship of each installation
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Interested in pre-ordering a wind phone or placing a bulk order? Email us at littlewindphoneproject@gmail.com.
Donate a Phone. Share Comfort.
We’re always looking for rotary-style phones—either desktop or wall-mounted—to use in our Wind Phone installations across the community.
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These classic phones are not connected to a phone line. Instead, they serve as a gentle, symbolic tool that helps people speak to loved ones they miss, process grief, and find moments of peace.
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If you have a rotary-style phone you’d like to donate and give new purpose to, we’d love to hear from you. Your contribution helps create meaningful spaces for healing and reflection.
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Email us at: littlewindphoneproject@gmail.com
(Please include a photo of the phone and whether it’s desktop or wall-mounted.)
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Thank you for helping us turn everyday objects into moments of comfort, connection, and care.
