cornerstone campaign
A time to build, a time to give.
The Center has an extraordinary opportunity to build on its rich history. We have purchased and are renovating a new Central Office designed for today and the next 50 years. The Center’s new home will be the most important step we will take toward advancing mental health care – giving all people access.
Cornerstone of hope
Mental health is the crisis of our time. It impacts one's ability to work, go to school and have healthy relationships. Regardless of age, socio-economic status or background, we all have a mental health story – past, current or future.
The Center has been a part of these stories for more than 50 years, helping people in crisis and relational turmoil regain order and hope in their lives – from trauma, marital conflict, abuse, children struggling at school, addiction, suicide, to loss.
Our work intersects every major part of our lives – education, work, physical health, and faith. We collaborate across sectors of society; churches and faith communities, health care systems, businesses, schools from Pre-K to universities, and community nonprofits.
While physical health is viewed as more tangible than mental health, there’s an increased understanding that mental health is essential to one’s well-being.
Collective impact
With our expansive geographic reach and our innovative, extensive collaborations, we serve many through the counseling, assessments and education we offer.
- In 2019, we provided 26,000+ counseling sessions
- 30+ locations from Arlington to Rockwall, and McKinney to Waco
- Served 3,500+ children, teens and adults with counseling and assessments
- Led workshops and mental health education for 7,000+ individuals
- Children and families living in poverty who have experienced trauma and depression receive care through our innovative frontlines Partnerships for Accessible Counseling and Training (PACT) program at 11 nonprofit locations.
Cornerstone for well-being
The Center has an extraordinary opportunity to build on its rich history. We have purchased and are ready to build out and renovate a new Central Office designed for today and the next 50 years.
The Center’s new home will be the most important step we will take toward advancing mental health care – giving all people access.
The Central Office will be an oasis for healing, learning, gathering, and growing – a central “mental health care hub” for our clinicians, clients and the community.
Click below to download additional details:
Cornerstone Vision Sheet
A time to build, a time to give.
Choose a Cornerstone investment level to help us raise the funds needed to renovate our new Central Office, transition to our new home and build capacity to impact generations to come. All donations made to the Cornerstone Campaign will go toward our new home and are tax deductible.
If you would prefer to mail your donation, click HERE for a form to print.
The Center would like to thank the following for their generous donations to our Cornerstone Campaign to date:
Child & Family Cornerstone
The Rees-Jones Foundation
Training & Education Cornerstone
Margot Perot
Reflection Garden Cornerstone
Katherine Glaze Lyle
Cornerstone of Hope
Harry W. Bass, Jr. Foundation
The Hillcrest Foundation
The JE & LE Mabee Foundation
Sue Maclay
Aimée & Mark McClanahan
The Meadows Foundation
Cornerstone of Peace
The Susan Strauss Breen Family Foundation
Jill & Dale Hurd
Cornerstone of Resilience
Gail & Greg Boyd
Community Hospital Foundation
Michal Powell
Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church Foundation
The Stephen H. Sands Family and The Rosewood Foundation
The Schwall family in memory of Rev. Frank G. Schwall, Jr., given by his wife Bette, sons Dr. Brad Schwall and Frank G. Schwall, III
The Van Sickle Family Foundation
Cornerstone of Growth
Glenda Bledsoe
Beverly & Don Freeman
Kristina & John Hallam
Hefner Family Foundation
W.P. & Bulah Luse Foundation
Malone Maxwell Dennehy Architects
Sarah Perot
Rachel & Hampton Richards
Cornerstone of Healing
Anonymous
Colin A. Campbell
The Campbell Foundation
Shannon & Jason Dodd
The Jeff & Brooke Jackson Charitable Giving Fund
Amy & Stephen Bodwell/Maverick Capital Foundation
Northpark Presbyterian Church
Margot & Rust Reid
Kelli & Lee Wagner
Cornerstone of CarE
Ann Ahrens
Anonymous
Angela & Brad Bowman
Brentwood Foundation
Mike Carter
Linda & Tom Christian
Lynn Gardner Collins
Pedie Danis
Laura & Jason Downing
Leah & J.M. Fullinwider
Hillary & Eric Gilbert
Susan & Jack Hawkins
Laurie & Jim Hitzelberger
Rebecca & Terry Jones
Margaret Elizabeth & Michael McKissack
Nora & Michael Milner
Origin Bank
Amy & Phillip Powers
Michelle & Ryan Rieger
Rotary Club of Park Cities
Melinda & Mike Russ
Ethel & Bo Sexton
Stacy & Tom Shoaf
Deborah & Richard Stanford
Dina Steele
Martha Maclay Sweezey
Laurie & Jim Thornton
Lu & Willard Tompson
Kelly & John Trabold
Friends of The Center
Gayle & Jeff Barnes, Beverly & Al Childs, Kimberly & Philip Cormier, Andrea Crane, Anna & Dean Dominguez, Donna German, Sarah & Allon Hall, Donna Herbener, Toby K. & William D. Jordan Jr., Susan Lott, Christi & Eric Nelson, Carolyn & Jim Miller, Gretchen & Marl Ramsey, Karen Stephenson, Sheila Madigan Levatino & Anthony Levatino, Ellen & Andy Welch, Stacy Kelly & Joe Wiseman