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Immense gratitude! Renewed energy! That is how we celebrated our first 25 years of brain health discovery. We are honored you are part of this journey to advance the most important new frontier in human potential – optimal brain performance that can benefit every human.
Brain health is not a luxury – it's a necessity. And thanks to your continued support, Center for BrainHealth is leading the charge into a future where enhancing and protecting brain health is not just possible, but accessible for all.
Our research team is pushing the frontiers of discovery, developing practical, science-backed strategies to improve focus, mental flexibility and decision-making. Notably, our groundbreaking research has been shared in 1,000+ peer-reviewed publications, and The BrainHealth Project – our landmark longitudinal study – has now welcomed participants from all 50 states and more than 60 countries, making it a truly global movement.
Find your name listed among our supporters – YOU are vital in making all these achievements possible. And our generous donors have given us extra reason to celebrate as we crossed the finish line of our ambitious Limitless BrainHealth Campaign, surpassing our $50 million goal ahead of schedule.
We savor this achievement with you, realizing that the true meaning of this campaign is the impact we are having on people from all walks of life to achieve their upward potential. Students from K-12 through college are gaining the tools to thrive academically and emotionally. Active-duty military service members, veterans and first responders are gaining and reclaiming cognitive clarity and purpose. Adults of all ages are more empowered to strengthen their mental vitality and well-being. And working professionals are embracing brain-healthy approaches to sustain peak performance.
Together, we are transforming how the world thinks about brain health – moving from a model of disease, decline, and despair to one of strength, possibility, and self-agency. This momentum accelerates our progress. Thank you for standing with us. Stay engaged to be part of what’s next.
With LIMITLESS gratitude,
Sandra Bond Chapman, PhD Chief Director and Dee Wyly Distinguished Professor
gratitude. I look forward to continuing our important work into the year ahead, serving alongside Vice Chair Craig Kennington and our 250 current and emeritus board members.
With such a large and powerful group of volunteers, my focus has been on mobilizing our board members to become true multipliers – expanding our reach, deepening our relationships, and amplifying the center’s mission. Our board members committed themselves to BrainHealth Week’s success in a big way this year, and we also piloted new working committees to provide opportunities for deeper engagement:
• Corporate Connections Committee – Building relationships with more businesses to help fuel our growth and funding
• Marketing & Events Committee – Developing insights into how we define, measure and communicate our impact
As noted throughout this report, the 2024-2025 fiscal year will be remembered as one where the center achieved unprecedented success in accelerating the science of brain health. Donors and friends like you are invaluable in scaling the impact of these advancements, empowering more people here in North Texas and around the world to take charge of their most vital organ.
Emy Lou and Jerry Baldridge
Stacey and Dan Branch
Jean Ann Brock
Clint Bruce
Dianne Cash
Teresa and David Disiere
Debbie and Jim Francis
Stacey Angel
Linda Asberry
Robin Bagwell
*Debbie Beck
April Bee
Eric Bennett
*Kathleen Bentler
Derek Blake
Pam Borders
*Patricia and John Burruss
Holley Caldwell
*Shannon and David Cash
Don Chapman
Sarah Jane and Noah Chapman
*Elizabeth and Brian Conroy
Maria Conroy
Ka Cotter
Adriana De Urquidi
Sarah Dodd
Bob Dransfield
*Angie Eckelkamp
Luis Ellis-Fuentes
Bruce Esterline
Cindy Feld
Ruth Fitzgibbons
Laura Freeland
Beverly and Don Freeman
Lyda Hill
Board Chair: Lindsay Wilson
Board Vice Chair: Craig Kennington
Chair Emeritus: David Jacobs (as of 9/1/24)
Mary McDermott Cook
Sally and Forrest Hoglund
Patty and James Hu nes
Daryl Johnston
Lee Roy Jordan
Tom Leppert
Sarah and Alan Losinger
Chuck Funai
Elizabeth Tripplehorn Galt and Travis Galt
Susan Garcia
Brill and *Jason Garrett
Marena and Roger Gault
*Derek Gerow
Jane Gibson
Heather Gilker
Maisie Heiken
Hattie Hill
Barbara Horn
Marissa and Michael Horne
*Jolie and Bart Humphrey
Cher Jacobs
Nicole Kapioltas and Chad Cook
Josey Kennington
Brent Lake
Kevin Ann Marcyes
*Cheryl Mayo
Niki McCuistion
Shirley and Bill McIntyre
Ellen McStay
Keana Meyer
Marlane Miller
Wendy Lopez and Connie Moorer
*Sam Mudro
Georgeann and Adm. William H. McRaven (Ret.)
Jennifer and Peter Roberts
Linda and Joel Robuck
Jane Smith
Dee Wyly
*Sammye Myers
Todd Platt
Gail Plummer
Jim Ramsey
Amanda and Anson Reilly
Mike Rials
Phil Ritter
*Phil Sanders
Teri and John Sha er
Brandi Sinclair
Jonathan Smith
Gloria Snead
Molly and Steven Soper
*Megha Tolia
*Katie Townend Doherty
Bonnie and Ted Uzelac
Maria Vehslage
Andy and Adm. Patrick Walsh, USN (Ret.)
Gail Warrior Suchy
Chad West
Bob White
Lesley and Rob Wienke
Nancy Wilbur
*Frankie Wilson, Jr.
Emily Wingate
*New Board Member
Our third annual BrainHealth Week brought together members of the North Texas community to learn about brain health and celebrate the potential each one of us holds.
The first-of-its-kind Brain Recharge Station was unveiled, designed by Perkins&Will, the award-winning architecture firm designing UT Dallas’ new student union. The recharge station, located in the McDermott Library, reminds students to periodically unplug and take a brain break.
Student-led activities throughout the week kept the whole UTD campus engaged.
Some of the most pioneering, exciting experts in women’s brain health came together for the Empowering Women Through Brain Health conference, sharing cutting-edge discoveries that are closing the knowledge gap in understanding women's brain health.
The Accelerate! Breakthroughs in Brain Performance summit showcased innovative interventions and technologies that support the pursuit for peak performance – from sports and military to students and professionals across all fields.
A grant from the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture ignited the unforgettable art event Neuroscapes: Mapping the Mind Through Photography – an evening of culture, community and creativity, exploring how art shapes our understanding of brain health.
The week culminated with an annual favorite, Family Fair – featuring a brain-themed treasure hunt, games and interactive moments, as well as engaging, kid-friendly speakers.
Thank you to our sponsors, community partners and volunteers for wiring the connections that powered BrainHealth Week 2025!
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Each of us can gain agency over our own brain health.
90% of people know the brain can change, but only 30% know how to take agency over their own brain health. Each year during BrainHealth Week, leaders at Center for BrainHealth call for a “brain fitness revolution” — sharing simple steps that empower communities to strengthen brain fitness through daily habits that make a difference.
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Neuroplasticity is possible at every life stage.
The brain is capable of high levels of neuroplasticity in its second, third, fourth decade, and beyond, in ways that researchers are just beginning to unravel. The brain has uncharted potential to improve across the lifespan — with gains in confidence leading to start taking better care of our brain health.
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Making brain gains is about "you against you."
The challenge is to outperform ourselves, and adopting a “can do” mindset is essential. Practicing habits that foster self-belief makes a transformative difference — each small step helps us become more confident, with gains in confidence leading to new opportunities to learn and thrive.
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Measuring brain health motivates improvement.
If we cannot measure brain health, we cannot measure improvements. New studies quantify how people who follow brain-healthy strategies demonstrate continuous improvement regardless of where they start. Our BrainHealth Index is empowering today’s research to capture and continue the positive effects of our evidence-based brain health strategies.
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Collaboration is essential to advance brain performance.
Precision brain health requires working across disciplines, learning the best ways to serve brain health in different contexts. Emerging research focused on the potential of the female brain may unlock understanding about brain science that could benefit all of humanity.
Technology can empower precision brain health.
We are on the cusp of a neuro-technology revolution, bringing us closer than ever to sharing the keys to precision brain health. Having accessible and easy-to-use tools is essential to harnessing the agency all of us have — to take steps that can promote, protect and preserve our brain health across the lifespan.
Making time to appreciate art is good for brain health.
Focusing on a work of art helps us practice new ways of seeing. When we take time to carefully observe art and explore creative ways of thinking, we engage the brain in one of its most fundamental learning processes.
We demonstrated improvements in attention, working memory, and speed of processing from light-based brain stimulation . This promising technology has potential for individuals undergoing recovery from a brain injury or early-stage dementia.
Dan Krawczyk, PhD
Our Brainomics research with Momentous School is revealing the lifelong economic benefits of teaching students how to optimize their brain performance early on. A low-cost, proactive approach to building brain health can yield extraordinary returns in personal thriving and economic trajectories.
Andrew S. Nevin, PhD
The Filbey Lab published a widely recognized study demonstrating that the e ects of cannabis on memory are mediated by its impact on sleep — an important finding covered by media like the Dallas Morning News. Additionally, we were awarded funding by the National Institute on Drug Abuse to investigate how group therapy works in the brain to treat substance use.
Francesca Filbey, PhD
This spring I completed my PhD, and now I am continuing my work as the Donald Bloom Mental Health Promotion Fellow to develop and deliver evidence-based brain health tools and education to promote mental wellness across communities.
Sarah Laane, PhD, CCC-SLP
This year we are nearing 1,000 brain imaging sessions as part of our landmark study, The BrainHealth Project . The biomarkers obtained will allow us to measure and track the brain’s state, with the goal of optimizing brain health for individuals across the lifespan.
Jeffrey Spence, PhD
Using the Education Research Center’s databases, the Adolescent Reasoning Initiative team found that students who received SMART cognitive training during middle school are passing required high school state exams at a higher rate. This suggests they are more likely to graduate on time, which may also yield higher lifetime earnings.
Jacquelyn Gamino, PhD
It is encouraging that the Lancet report found 45% of dementia risks could be preventable. This underscores the importance of lifelong brain health — a focus our research helps advance.
Audette
We continue to advance the BrainHealth Index toward the goal of becoming a gold-standard measure of brain health, having conducted over 30,000 online assessments to date. Its multidimensional approach is filling a critical gap in the field, sparking collaborations with investigators who are seeking to integrate the Index into their clinical trials.
Lori Cook, PhD, CCC-SLP
We recently published a paper showing that by using existing functional neuroimaging data we can develop a model to predict brain health in new individuals without having to image them. Not only does neuroimaging data help us characterize brain health, it also can help us improve models that can be scaled to support many individuals.
Vince
Calhoun, PhD
Rackley, MS, CCC-SLP
2025 has been a year of accomplishments for the Neuropsychometric Research Lab. New PhD and masters’ level students have joined to support our current projects, which has resulted in the submission of six scientific papers and a newly awarded grant to study neurocognitive aging
Bart Rypma, PhD
Our research continues to demonstrate that the SMART training protocol makes a meaningful di erence in real-world settings. In collaboration with the Traumatic Brain Injury Center of Excellence (TBICoE) Naval Hospital at Camp Pendleton, we found that our strategy training for warfighters led to measurable cognitive gains — a cost-e ective means of achieving more, compared to traditional approaches. We are proud of this work and hope it may open new possibilities for enhancing military readiness.
Erin Venza, PhD, CCC-SLP
The Sammons BrainHealth Imaging Center continued to gain traction with researchers from UT Dallas and beyond, exceeding budget projections this year. Our novel work includes becoming one of the few imaging centers in the country to perform hyper-scanning, a technique involving the simultaneous recording of brain activity from two individuals.
Bart Rypma, PhD
With three manuscripts currently under review and other innovative pilot research underway, we are including more lifestyle and health information in our research because it is such a critical aspect of the holistic nature of brain health and one’s ability to thrive in life.
Jane Wigginton, MD
The Sammons BrainHealth Imaging Center offers a powerful research tool to advance the science of brain health. Jesus Mantas found this non-invasive experience to be both interesting and rewarding.
This year, our Charisma Community experienced inspiring programmatic growth through new and expanded partnerships with MetroCare, Community Does It, the Mental Wellness Collective, and ScholarShot. These collaborations not only deepened our impact across mental health, education and community sectors, they also fueled a meaningful increase in access to social-emotional support for youth, adults and the care networks who champion their well-being.
A generous $2M matching grant from Georgeann and Adm.
William McRaven – met in record time – enabled us to launch the Optimal BrainHealth for Warfighters program. Working with various units within the U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM), we have grown our team, facilitated SMART training across the country, trained coaches in our SMART methodology, and developed a rich partnership with Virginia High Performance. Participant feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, noting the simplicity and e ectiveness of our cognitive tools and their real-world applicability in professional and personal domains. To top it o , we have started the 2026 fiscal year with an additional $1M challenge match, helping us scale even further.
Georgeann and Adm. William McRaven (ret.) with Center for BrainHealth Founder and Chief Director Sandi Chapman, PhD
Thanks to a novel collaboration between Center for BrainHealth, Momentous Institute, Metrocare and Grant Halliburton Foundation and the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, three Y locations launched the Yes You Can! pilot during 2025 summer camp. The program focused on brain plasticity and featured training for counselors, robust mental health programming for campers, and tools for parents to be proactive about their child's mental well-being long after the end of summer. Reaching about 500 teens and pre-teens in its first year, the initiative was made possible in part through support from Lyda Hill Philanthropies, the Hersh Foundation/Ken Hersh and Regen Horchow, and The Bette Rathjen Foundation for Emotional
BrainHealthy Communities
Thanks to the Addy Foundation, we have continued to expand BrainHealthy Communities through partnerships with Community Does It! and the Dallas Public Library. In Pleasant Grove, we rolled out new BrainHealth workshops in Spanish, focused on improving sleep, leveraging insights into women’s brain health, and building communication skills to engage more fully with those around us. We are working to create a positive impact among individuals and throughout the entire
The Friends of BrainHealth donor circle empowers early-career scientists through strategic seed funding that drives innovation in brain health research. Since its founding, the group has raised more than $5.5 million and awarded over 60 grants to promising investigators.
Members are invited to attend the annual Ramona Jones Friends of BrainHealth Luncheon, which features a dynamic, live pitch competition modeled after the “Shark Tank” format, where scientists compete for research funding.
The 2025 campaign, led by Pam Busbee and Emilynn Wilson, advanced groundbreaking studies including:
• Using neurovascular biomarkers to predict brain health
• Understanding how adolescents process social feedback to prevent mental health issues
• Targeting nutrient delivery pathways for Alzheimer’s therapy
2025 Awardee Spotlight
Receiving support from Friends of BrainHealth is both a tremendous honor and a key milestone in my professional development. This funding allows me to engage directly in aging and Alzheimer’s research, while also preparing me for the responsibilities and vision required of an independent investigator.
Micaela Andreo
2025 Lyda Hill Philanthropies Visionary New Scientist
Wilder Penfield, MD, was posthumously honored with the 2025 Charles L. Branch BrainHealth Award, Center for BrainHealth’s highest science honor. Named for Charles L. Branch, MD, a leading brain health scholar, neurosurgeon and humanitarian, the annual award is conferred upon scientists who have made overwhelming contributions to brain research.
At an invitation-only dinner and luncheon for students at UT Dallas, esteemed speakers, including Dr. Penfield’s grandson and members of the Branch family, discussed how technology and breakthroughs in neuroscience today are only happening because of the early discoveries and vision of pioneers like Dr. Penfield.
The 2025 Rouse Teacher Excellence Award was presented to Misty Fernandez, an 8th grade English/Language Arts teacher at Rogers Middle School in Prosper ISD. The award, made possible by longtime supporters Sandy and Tommy Rouse, recognizes an outstanding teacher for their depth of knowledge and successful implementation of Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Tactics (SMART) brain training.
According to Fernandez, “SMART has helped me be more intentional in my lesson plans and help my students process information and learn more effectively.”
In addition, the inaugural 2025 Jacqueline Gamino Lifetime BrainHealth Educator Award went to Tracy Curry, who has been implementing SMART in her classroom at S&S Consolidated High School in Sadler, Texas for the last 15+ years.
The BrainHealth Scholars program is a four-week, interdisciplinary summer internship designed for undergraduate and graduate students to explore the science of brain health through immersive, hands-on learning. Its mission is to cultivate future leaders who champion brain-healthy habits to enhance performance and well-being.
The 2025 cohort, named for Todd Platt, was made possible by a gift from Candy and Ike Brown, and also marked the introduction of the Kim Jordan Program Coordinator role — further enriching the experience for a diverse group of curious, high-achieving students.
I joined this program not just because of my passion for brain health, but because I’ve seen how often people value brain-healthy practices without actually applying them. Through this experience, I’ve learned how to take real, actionable steps to improve my own brain health. More than that, I’ve come to see how wonder and awe can fuel purpose. I want these practices to not only enhance my well-being but also inspire me to seek out what energizes and excites me in life.
Luke Santoni
At Center for BrainHealth, we believe research should not only advance knowledge — it should improve lives. In 2025, we took a major leap toward that vision by entering into two new commercial licensing agreements that are already translating our decades of research into practical tools with real-world impact.
The first, xponetiq, is a mobile app by 21Impact Labs, Inc., that empowers individuals to build brain-healthy habits through personalized cognitive training. The second, GoMo Health, integrates our science into care plans that help patients make more informed and confident decisions about their health. These partnerships demonstrate how our commitment to science is shaping a healthier, more resilient future — one person, one brain at a time.
xponetiq
• Delivers bite-sized brain training informed by BrainHealth research
• Promotes focus, mental flexibility and emotional balance
• Encourages long-term habit formation through gamified engagement
GoMo Health
• Provides patients with tailored, brain-informed care plans
• Improves decision-making through micro-learning and nudges
• Supports caregiver communication and patient empowerment
While these commercial applications support the center’s financial stability, the greater benefit is the expanded reach of our work. Partnering with the private sector in these and future endeavors will help us achieve our core mission of bringing science-based brain health habits and practices to everyone.
Sincerely,
Stephen B. White, JD Chief Operating O cer
FISCAL YEAR 2025 BY THE NUMBERS THANKS TO YOUR SUPPORT: GIFTS WERE RECEIVED FROM DONORS IN STATES 28 RAISED IN CASH AND PLEDGES TOTAL DONORS 572
2ND HIGHEST FUNDRAISING YEAR FOR FRIENDS OF BRAINHEALTH 540,000 14,737,570 $60.5 MILLION RAISED EXCEEDED $50 MILLION GOAL DONORS
192 MARKET VALUE OF THE BRAINHEALTH ENDOWMENT DONATIONS OR PLEDGES OF $25K OR MORE. OF THESE, 7 WERE FROM FIRST-TIME FIRST-TIME DONORS MILLION 17.2 50
At this time last year, we announced that the Limitless BrainHealth Campaign was on the verge of surpassing its ambitious $50 million goal a year ahead of schedule. That goal was indeed achieved, and Limitless formally concluded on August 31, 2025, with more than $60 million raised in gifts and pledges.
Campaigns like this require vision and passion from countless donors, volunteers and advocates. We were honored to serve as co-chairs, but the accolades go to every individual, foundation and corporation who took action during Limitless. Whether you made a gift, volunteered your time, participated in a study, or attended an event, you helped move us closer to a future where the importance of brain health is embraced in equal proportion to physical health.
The closure of this campaign does not end the need for philanthropic support, and we hope every new and long-time donor deems Center for BrainHealth worthy of their continued gifts. Like any high-performing organization, success brings new opportunities. The resources provided during Limitless have opened new doors to promising partnerships and activities that will propel Center for BrainHealth into the next 25 years!
On behalf of the Limitless Campaign Leadership members listed below, we thank you for your investment in this effort. We hope you share in the joy we all feel in achieving a campaign that will drive new discoveries and continue advancing brain health for many years to come.
Jean Ann Brock
Maria Conroy
Ka Cotter
Bruce Esterline
Roger Gault
Carlos Hernandez
David Jacobs
Craig Kennington
Heather Kreager
Tom Leppert
Todd Platt
Andy Walsh
Nancy Wilbur
$1 Million and Above
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederic B. Asche*
Mr.* and Mrs. Jerald T. Baldridge
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berman
Mrs. Dianne Cash
Mr. and Mrs. David Disiere
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ehlers
Estate of Janet DeSanders
Mr. and Mrs. Don Freeman
Hamon Charitable Foundation
Harold Simmons Foundation
Ms. Kim Hiett Jordan
Kozmetsky Family Foundation
Lattner Family Foundation, Inc.
Lyda Hill Philanthropies
Mr. and Mrs. William S. McIntyre IV Admiral William McRaven, USN, Ret. and Mrs. Georgeann McRaven
Ms. Marlane Miller
NexPoint Advisors, L.P.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Perot, Jr.
PKW Donor Advised Fund at The Dallas Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Platt
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Robuck
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Rouse
Sammons Enterprises, Inc.
Mr.* and Mrs. Henry J. Smith
T. Boone Pickens Foundation
The Eugene McDermott Foundation
The Hoglund Foundation
The Meadows Foundation
The Trinity Family Foundation
Mr.* and Mrs. W. Ray Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Williams, Jr.*
Mr.* and Mrs. Charles J. Wyly, Jr.
Established during our 25th anniversary, The Cortex Society recognizes cumulative lifetime giving in support of Center for BrainHealth.
$500,000 to $999,999 * deceased
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AT&T
BvB Dallas
Collaborative BrainHealth Fund - Center for BrainHealth and UT Southwestern at The Dallas Foundation
Communities Foundation of Texas
Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)
Hillcrest Foundation
Mr.* and Mrs. H. Ross Perot, Sr.
Rowling Foundation
Sapphire Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Stool
Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America
The Addy Foundation
The Container Store
Ms. Cindy Thomas and Mr.* Bert Headden
Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation
$250,000 to $499,999
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AWARE North Texas, a sponsee of Players Philanthropy Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beecherl, Jr.*
Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Beecherl
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Billingsley
Mrs. Mary Anne Cree*
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dunlap
Folsom Family Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Francis, Jr.
Ms. Trudy Gentry
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gibson
Mrs. Carol Heller
Mr. Al G. Hill, Jr.*
Ms. Heather Kreager
Mr.* and Mrs. John McStay
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penn
Ms. Gail Plummer and Mr. John Cattaneo
SCP Foundation
The Constantin Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tolbert
Mr. John Wacker*
$100,000 to $249,999
Anonymous (3)
Aging Mind Foundation Fund of The Dallas Foundation
Bank of Texas
Wallace, Barbara & Kelly King Charitable Foundation Trust
Mr.* and Mrs. John M. Borders
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burns
Carry The Load
Dimmitt Garrison Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.* Charles W. Eisemann
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feld
Mr. Glenn Gehan
Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation
Mr. Jack Harbin*
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ralph Hawkins
Mr.* and Mrs. Ed Hawes
Heppner Endowment for Research Organization, L.L.C. (HERO)
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Hernandez
Hoblitzelle Foundation
Mr. Robert S. Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. Kennington
M.R. & Evelyn Hudson Foundation
Ms. Tamara Mattison and Mr. Mark Floyd
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Myers
National City - Private Client Group
Mr.* and Mrs. Mike Parks
Ms. Pam Pendleton
Mr. T. Boone Pickens*
PlainsCapital Bank
Rainwater Charitable Foundation
Ramona Jones and Family
Mr. Philip J. Ritter
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Rooney
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger M. Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shelby
Southwest Airlines
Stemmons Foundation
Mr.* and Mrs. Paul Sto el
Ms. Sarah "Sally" Seay Stout*
The Corrigan-Goddard Foundation
The Dallas Foundation
The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation
The Jordan Spieth Family Foundation
The Moozie Foundation
The Tolleson Family Foundation
Ms. Semra Treece
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Troutt
Umphrey Family Limited Partnership
USAA Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Washburne
Ms. Angela Watson
Dr. Ellen Wilson
Mr.* and Mrs. Scott Wood
Mr.* and Mrs. Jack Woodworth
Mr. Sam Wyly
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
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7-Eleven, Inc.
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Mr. and Mrs. John L. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Albers
Ms. Sally Allaway
Ms. Kristy Allen
Ms. Sarah Allen
Alliance Bernstein
Allie Beth Allman Real Estate
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Amazon Dallas Community Fund at The Dallas Foundation Amazon Inc.
American Express Company
Ms. Carol Anderson
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Mrs. Stacey Jones Angel
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AWARE Fund of The Dallas Foundation
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B. Thomas Family Foundation
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Bank of America
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Ms. Susan Bowman
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Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Boyce
The Honorable Daniel H. Branch and Mrs. Branch
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Branch Family LTD. Partnership
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Charles Schwab
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City of Dallas O ce of Arts & Culture
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Ms. Elizabeth Clark
Ms. Marsha Clark
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Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Conroy
Ms. Nicole Kapioltas and Mr. Chad Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cook
Dr. and Mrs. H. David Cook
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Cooper Clinic / Cooper Life
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Mr. Lee Cullum
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Dementia Society of America
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Dial Foundation of Fidelity Charitable
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Donald F. Fangman, M.D. & Mark Musacchio Memorial Fund
Mr. James Dove
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Dransfield
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Dunning
Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Durham
Durham Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Eckelkamp
Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ehlers
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Eiseman, Jr.
Mr. Charles W. Eisemann
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Navy Federal Credit Union
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Perot, Jr.
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PM Foundation
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Ms. Shreeyalaxhmee Rao
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RBC Capital Markets, LLC
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Ms. Celia Reece
Dr. Frank W. Rees, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Rei
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Reilly
Reilly Family Foundation
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rhodes, Jr.
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Ms. Courtney Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sanders
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Ms. Nancy B. Shelton
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Simmons Bank
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Susser Family Foundation
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T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving
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Mr. Radi Wael Tawfiq
Texas Instruments Foundation
Texas Woman's University
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The Barb & Mike Tonti Family Charitable Fund of The Catholic Foundation
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
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The Container Store
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The Dallas Foundation
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The Rosewood Corporation
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Trinity Industries, Inc.
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