Lanterns on the Trail Committee
We are beyond honored to work with the families of those we've served. We are humbled by the selflessness of the following individuals who join us in making this a meaningful event.
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Theresa & Ava
Mom & Sister to Christopher
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Angela
Daughter to Nelda
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Shaunti
Daughter to Carla
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Emily
Mom to Nathan
Carla
Lanterns on the Trail brings together community, art, and reflection through illuminated lanterns, live music, and The Hands Project—an artistic tribute to our patients. Sponsorship offers meaningful visibility, VIP access to the Reflection Hour with Project 4031 staff, wine and light bites, and a tangible connection to the families your support serves throughout North Texas.
Steward of the entire memorial experience
Providing a family freedom of financial stress during the end-of-life.
Providing a family with a final memory with their loved one.
Nissa & Ryan
Harrington
I want to attend the event,
count me in!
Lanterns on the Trail will take place at The Keith House
4814 Edwards Ranch Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76109 on
Thursday, March 12 from 6:30-7:30 pm.
James Turrell's
Come to Good
Come to Good is James Turrell’s 99th Skyspace installation and a permanent feature of the Keith House.
During Lanterns on the Trail, guests will have the opportunity to view and experience the Skyspace as part of the evening.
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Designed to be experienced at sunrise and sunset, the space invites quiet contemplation as natural light shifts and transforms the way we see the sky through an opening in the ceiling. Inspired by a Quaker meeting house in Cornwall, England, Come to Good offers a moment to pause, reflect, and gently “greet the light”—both around us and within.
Presence
The Hands Project is a tangible reflection of presence—each set of hands is carefully photographed to honor the unique life and story of a patient we have served.
Connection
Every set of hands represents a moment of connection. Together, they tell the story of the patients we have walked alongside during some of life’s most tender seasons.
Remembrance
The completed hands are offered to families as a lasting keepsake—something they can hold, remember, and return to when words fall short.
The Hands Project
