One Middle School Year. Together.
Most groups begin with one parent inviting a few families they already know.
“TYRVING gave us meaningful time together and helped build friendships with other families.”
— Jim
How Groups Work
The Group Guide includes simple outlines for nine monthly Meet-Ups—one for each month during TYRVING (September–May).
The TYRVING Guidebook provides the family experience at home.
The Group Guide provides gathering ideas and support connected to each month's theme, challenge, and activity.
Some groups choose to add shared meals, outings, service projects, or other events throughout the year.
TYRVING provides the structure—each group makes the journey its own.
“It helped me build a deeper
bond with my son.”
— Steve
Where Groups Begin
Most TYRVING groups begin with one parent inviting a few families they already know.
That might be through a neighborhood, school, homeschool community, sports team, faith community, or existing circle of friends.
Groups can take many forms and reflect the families involved.
Some include fathers and sons.
Others include mothers, caregivers, mixed-family groups, or multiple generations.
TYRVING provides the structure. Each group decides what works best for them.
Every child deserves a year in
which this season is noticed.
Thinking About Starting a Group?
Many TYRVING groups begin with one parent deciding this season is worth paying attention to.
You do not need special training or experience.
TYRVING provides the structure. You simply invite a few families and make it your own.
Fill out the form below and we'll send information about getting started, a sample Meet-Up, and ideas for inviting other families.