Exclusive Partnership Between Tribute Technology and Spoonful of Comfort

June 9, 2023

Exclusive Partnership Between Tribute Technology and Spoonful of Comfort Grants End-of-Life Providers Even More Options for Website Visitors to Express Support to Grieving Families

Middleton, WI — Tribute Technology, the leading provider of technology solutions in the deathcare industry, is thrilled to announce an exclusive partnership with Spoonful of Comfort, a renowned company that specializes in delivering care packages to families and individuals in need of support.


Spoonful of Comfort has gained widespread recognition for its heartfelt and delicious care packages, which are often sent as gifts to families mourning the loss of a loved one. Its sympathy soup packages have been extremely popular with grieving families, but the company also offers non-food care packages, including items focused on self-care such as candles, comfortable socks, and warm throw blankets.


Tribute Technology will integrate Spoonful of Comfort's products and services into its Tribute Store offerings, which are exclusive to websites powered by CFS, MKJ Marketing, and Tribute Technology. More than 9,000 funeral homes, crematories, and cemeteries across North America already utilize Tribute Technology's trusted products and cloud-based services.


"Spoonful of Comfort offers an amazing service. Their dedication to delivering care and warmth aligns perfectly with our mission of providing meaningful support to families during difficult times of loss,” said Tribute Technology CEO Charlie Cole. “By partnering together, we hope even more families can receive this physical expression of love and support when they need it most.”


All visitors to websites featuring the Tribute Store will have the option to send Spoonful of Comfort packages to a grieving family, similar to how they are already purchasing sympathy flowers, planting memorial trees, and buying memorialization keepsakes like Tribute Book.


“Sending sympathy is a matter of compassion,” points out Marti Wymer, founder and CEO of Spoonful of Comfort. “We value the ability of Tribute Technology to help people instantly extend their care to someone experiencing the loss of a loved one. Easily sending a care package with a comforting meal or thoughtful keepsakes helps people reach out in a genuine way, even when they can’t be there themselves.”


End-of-life providers who are interested in incorporating Spoonful of Comfort's care packages into their Tribute Store options can contact Tribute Technology at this link: https://www.tributetech.com/contact.


Any press or media inquiries about Tribute Technology or this partnership can be sent to press@tributetech.com.


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