Annual Report 2024 – Center for BrainHealth

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LEADERSHIP MESSAGE

CELEBRATING 25 YEARS AND A FUTURE OF LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES Think back to 1999 and recall what you knew about brain health. Was it something you ever thought about or even heard of? Over the past 25 years, Center for BrainHealth has led a growing global movement to take charge of our most vital organ.

Our remarkable researchers have published over 1,000 peer-reviewed studies documenting how we can enhance, preserve, and restore brain health. We have collaborated with more than 500 scientists, clinicians, and other researchers to elevate the study of brain health at universities and medical institutions worldwide.

Adding to this momentum, our public engagements have gone global through unprecedented research efforts like The BrainHealth Project and far-reaching renowned speakers, expert lectures and seminars in person and virtually to people around the globe.

None of these accomplishments would have been possible without your support. It is fitting during this milestone year that we have reached the very tip of our ambitious $50 million goal for the Limitless BrainHealth campaign, and will certainly surpass it well before the campaign concludes in 2025.

The impact of your generosity propels us upward to achieve bolder goals every day – an energy that will grow tenfold+ well into our next quarter-century. As you read this silver anniversary report, embrace with us the immense gratitude for what you have made possible and inspired – a limitless future of putting BrainHealth front and center for our world to thrive.

Sincerely,

Sandra Bond Chapman, PhD Founder and Chief Director

I am honored and admittedly fortunate to serve as board chair during Center for BrainHealth’s 25th year. From the beginning, Dr. Sandi Chapman has inspired many volunteers like me with her vision for a new healthcare revolution focusing on the brain.

This year’s annual report is filled with examples of this vision at work. Center for BrainHealth is not just advancing the science of improving the use and care of our brains, they are applying it in schools, neighborhoods, and businesses with proven results. The outcomes of better brain health benefit everyone through increased productivity, comprehension, clarity, and creativity while reducing anxiety, stress, depression, and other harmful influences on the brain. Pardon the pun, but getting behind an effort like this is a no-brainer.

Longtime BrainHealth supporters like me have seen these results on school children, veterans and first responders, caregivers, families, and people just looking to improve their well-being. Thank you for helping make Dr. Chapman’s inspiring vision a reality. The world needs more of what Center for BrainHealth has brought us in its first 25 years.

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Chair: David Jacobs

Vice Chair: Lindsay Wilson

Chair Emeritus: Roger Gault

Emy Lou and Jerry Baldridge

Lyda Hill

Mary McDermott Cook

Stacey and Dan Branch

Sally and Forrest Hoglund

Georgeann and Adm. William

Jean Ann Brock

Patty and James Huffines

Clint Bruce

Daryl Johnston

Jennifer and Peter Roberts

Dianne Cash

Lee Roy Jordan

Linda and Joel Robuck

Teresa and David Disiere

Tom Leppert

Jane Smith

Debbie and Jim Francis

Sarah and Alan Losinger

Dee Wyly

Stacey Angel

Elizabeth Tripplehorn Galt

Robert Meadows

Linda Asberry

and Travis Galt

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2023–2024 ADVISORY BOARD

H. McRaven (Ret.)

Keana Meyer

Kim Askew

Susan Garcia

Marlane Miller

Robin Bagwell

Brill Garrett

Meredith and Peter Milley

Rachel and Rob Barnes III

Marena Gault

Wendy Lopez and Connie Moorer

April Bee

Mitch Gervis

John Olajide

Eric Bennett

Jane Gibson

Lynn Parr Mock

Derek Blake

Heather Gilker

Todd Platt

Laura Bloom Gordon

Michael Gregory

Gail Plummer

Pam Borders

Maisie Heiken

Jim Ramsey

Holley Caldwell

Debbie and Carlos Hernandez

Amanda and Anson Reilly

Sarah Jane and Noah Chapman

Hattie Hill

Mike Rials

Brian Conroy

Barbara Horn

Phil Ritter

Maria Conroy

Marissa and Michael Horne

Teri and John Shaffer

Ka Cotter

Laura and Will Howard

Brandi Sinclair

Adriana De Urquidi

Cher Jacobs

Jonathan Smith

Sarah Dodd

Sophia Johnson

Gloria Snead

Bob Dransfield

Nicole Kapioltas and Chad Cook

Molly and Steven Soper

Luis Ellis-Fuentes

Josey and Craig Kennington

Bonnie and Ted Uzelac

Bruce Esterline

Craig Kennington

Maria Vehslage

Cindy Feld

Manoj Kutty

Andy and Adm. Patrick Walsh, USN (Ret.)

Jessica and Colin Fitzgibbons

Brent Lake

Gail Warrior Suchy

Ruth Fitzgibbons

Kevin Ann Marcyes

Chad West

Laura Freeland

Niki McCuistion

Bob White

Beverly and Don Freeman

Shirley and Bill McIntyre

Lesley and Rob Wienke

Chuck Funai

Ellen McStay

Nancy Wilbur Emily Wingate

2024 new board members, from left: Niki McCuistion, Chuck Funai, Ellen McStay, Bruce Esterline, Chad West, Kevin Ann Marcyes, Laura Freeland, Maisie Heiken, Maria Vehslage, Adriana De Urquidi (not pictured: Dr. April Bee, Bonnie and Ted Uzelac)

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F R I E N D S O F B R A I N H E A LT H

RECORD-SETTING SUPPORT FOR NEW SCIENTISTS The Friends of BrainHealth donor circle is dedicated to supporting emerging researchers with grants to fund innovative new studies. The most recent campaign set a new fundraising record of more than $600,000 and was led by co-chairs Nikki Kapioltas and Chad Cook, Jolie and Bart Humphrey, Josey and Craig Kennington, and Sarah and Will Schoellkopf.

Donors have the opportunity to attend the annual Ramona Jones Friends of BrainHealth Scientist Selection Luncheon, where finalists selected by a Scientist Selection Committee of Friends of BrainHealth donors give a live pitch, “Shark Tank”-style, and audience members vote in real time to choose the winner.

It's an honor to serve on the Scientist Selection Committee and have the opportunity to review innovative research proposals that have been submitted by scientists who reside in the local community, and whose research could impact the world. Although not scientists by education, we have agreed to serve on the committee because of a passion and belief that anyone's brain health can be positively affected, at any point in the lifespan.

Nikki Kapioltas, 2024 Friends of BrainHealth Co-Chair and Scientist Selection Committee Member

Luncheon sponsor Ramona Jones (center) with 2024 Visionary New Scientist Award recipients and competing finalists

2024 Scientist Selection Committee, from left: Nikki Kapioltas, Patrick Boyce, Teri Shaffer, John Shaffer, Samara Kline, Marena Gault, Cindy Feld

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ADVANCING RESEARCH

PREDICTING CHANGES IN INDIVIDUAL BRAIN HEALTH

Toward Precision Brain Health: Accurate Prediction of a Cognitive Index Trajectory Using Neuroimaging Metrics Cerebral Cortex – November 15, 2023

This unique imaging study highlights the holistic nature of cognitive health, well-being and connectedness.

imaging data predicted significant improvements in cognitive brain health with 90% accuracy.

Participants ages 21–65 completed sensorimotor tasks while undergoing two functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) scans, six months apart. Based on measures of the brain’s hemodynamic response functions, a machine learning model trained on brain

Findings suggest the uncharted potential of neuroimaging measures and machine learning metrics to track brain health in healthy individuals, as well as the need for increased attention on efforts to advance precision brain health.

Machine learning will allow us to take very large volumes of data and help identify the most important markers of brain health, validate indices, and choose targeted training strategies for individualized, precision brain health.

Jeffrey S. Spence, PhD Director of Biostatistics

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BOOSTING BRAIN CAPITAL ACROSS THE WORKFORCE

Boosting Brain Capital Across the Workforce: Exploring How Brain Health Strategy Training Informs the Future of Work Frontiers in Psychology – September 12, 2023

This workplace study explores how micro-delivery of online brain health strategies may enhance performance and reduce feelings of burnout.

They observed a correlation between engagement in SMART™ training and holistic gains on the BrainHealth Index over time.

Over a six-month period, researchers engaged staff at the award-winning global architecture firm HKS in brain training, individualized coaching and practical exercises to enhance brain health at work and home.

Results suggest the potential for capacity-building training to benefit employee brain performance and mental health, bolstering efforts to measure and boost collective brain capital at the organizational level.

These results validate the importance of proactive, capacity-building training on brain health and mood. Organization-wide brain health strategy trainings may become a standard practice in the workplace of the future.

Jennifer Zientz, MS, CCC-SLP Director of Programs and Head of Clinical Services

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GREAT BRAIN GAIN It’s the Great Brain Gain movement! Instead of focusing on decline, disease and doubt, people everywhere are getting empowered to improve and strengthen their brain’s fitness through daily habits that make a difference. Center for BrainHealth is raising awareness and providing simple steps.

The BrainHealth team created a national awareness campaign generously underwritten by the PKW Donor Advised Fund at The Dallas Foundation. It featured a multi-faceted call to action that inspires the public to understand brain-healthy habits – and to participate in a seven-day text challenge, powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), quiz themselves on how toxic their daily habits may be, or download activities to do with their families.

National and regional media coverage raised the profile of the Center for BrainHealth.

Social influencers Les Alfred, John Gaines, and Matt Sheldon promoted proactive brain fitness.

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B R A I N H E A LT H P R E S E N T S

ENRICHING CONVERSATIONS The 2024 season of the BrainHealth Presents speaker series featured prominent and inspiring experts in a variety of fields related to brain health, with an emphasis on actionable takeaways for the audience.

Registration remained free of charge this year, thanks to philanthropic support from:

Marlane J. Miller

Gloria and Juan Ernesto Snead

Teri and John Shaffer

Tiffany and Patrick Boyce

The Berman Lecture Series Endowment

The Gratitude Fund at The Dallas Foundation

Cindy and Charlie Feld

Thrive: Creating a Life of Well-Being, Wisdom, and Wonder

Arianna Huffington

The Next Health Revolution You can grow new brain cells at any age. At only three and half pounds, the human brain is one of our greatest mysteries, but you can take science-based steps to enhance executive function, starting today.

Become more mindful of how brain health factors into daily life. Advancements in our understanding of sleep and other lifestyle habits are inspiring a health-minded shift in culture and understanding of brain health.

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Sanjay Gupta, MD

Everyday Curiosity: Practices That Improve Creativity

Cassini Nazir

Learned Excellence: Mental Disciplines for Leading and Winning From the World's Top Performers

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Mindset is a CHOICE – a combination of attitude, effort and actions, all of which can be controlled through a combination of harnessing the brain’s fight/flight impulse and setting goals.

Curiosity ignites a delight in your brain. It is rooted in the notion that we care enough to be curious about someone or something, to show interest. Curiosity is the opposite of cynicism.

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Eric Potterat, PhD

Exercise and Its Contribution to Lifelong Brain Health Ancient wisdom recognized that when you train your body, you train your mind – but today’s understanding of brain plasticity shows us why physical health can have such a profound impact on building better brain health.

Kirk Erickson, PhD

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Why Are Eating Habits So Hard to Change? (and How We Can Leverage Our Brain to Do the Work for Us) When we talk about willpower, we are talking about the prefrontal cortex. But that’s also the first part of the brain to go offline when we get stressed. One simple ingredient can change your eating habits: awareness.

Judson Brewer, MD, PhD

The Creator Archetype: Navigating 21st Century Learning The skills we have been teaching and measuring the last 120 years must give way to a learning ecosystem that teaches what's needed for the 21st century – creativity, innovation, and ability to build complex relationships.

Byron Sanders

The Neuroscience of Grief: How We Learn From Love and Loss

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Our brains are here to help us with grief, but it takes time. Let’s remain open to new experiences and allow our brains to assist us on our journey.

Mary-Frances O'Connor, PhD

People’s choice winners represented by the following symbol:

More Talks From This Season

Gray Matters: A Biography of Brain Surgery

The Secret Synergies Between Growth Mindset and Stress

Eating for Better Brain Health: The Power of Neuroprotective Foods

with Theodore H. Schwartz, MD

with David Yeager, PhD

with Annie Fenn, MD

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B R A I N H E A LT H Y W O R K P L A C E

BRAIN HEALTH AT WORK MATTERS We spend roughly 30% of our lives at work, making the workplace (in-person or virtual) a critical environment that can either build or deplete our brain health.

The BrainHealthy WorkplaceTM provides a science-backed path to help organizations boost employee brain power – making it possible to measure collective brain health in an organization, track aggregate changes and implement strategies to improve your most valuable asset.

Our initiative suggests four steps toward team brain health. Organizations can: Try the 4-week Brain Gain Workplace Challenge.

Book an expert speaker.

Hold a training workshop.

Commit to nurturing a BrainHealthy Workplace culture.

Furthermore, our BrainomicsTM team is evaluating brain health and performance metrics that matter to corporate leaders. Quantifying the value of improved individual and organizational brain health fills a major gap in existing research, which focuses on the costs of poor mental health and maladaptive workplace practices. In addition, this new evidence arms corporate leaders with metrics that inform decision-making.

Early data point to a variety of measurable improvements:

Increase in engagement at work Increase in mental energy to thrive throughout the day

Increase in productivity from single-tasking

We are grateful to like-minded organizations that are helping us better define what a BrainHealthy Workplace and culture should look like.

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Beyond talking about our lifespan, forward-thinking organizations are now referring to our “healthspan” in recognition that our health/quality of life matters as much as our longevity. Brain health is a critical determinant and so must be part of the equation.

As the only speakers talking about a longitudinal metric of brain health (our BrainHealth Index), the importance of empowerment and personal agency was not lost on the audience of active duty and veteran special ops command service members and their families.

In May 2024, Dr. Sandi Chapman (chief director) and Jennifer Zientz (director of programs and head of clinical services) spoke at the Navy SEAL Foundation Impact Forum about staying “left of boom” with proactive brain health throughout a career, during transitions and post-service.

The relevance and urgency was further evidenced by new connections forged with groups like Preservation of the Force and Family (POTFF) and the Explosive Ordnance Disposal teams, as well as Home Base (a collaboration between Massachusetts General Hospital and the Red Sox Foundation, providing uniquely-tailored care to Veterans, Service Members and their Families.)

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Impact Forum, May 2024

Home Base Summit, September 2024

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T O D D P L A T T B R A I N H E A LT H S C H O L A R S

NEXT GENERATION AMBASSADORS Established in 2021, the BrainHealth Scholars is a four-week summer internship program for undergraduate and graduate students.

The hands-on experience conveys the importance of brain health and everyday brain-healthy practices.

The goal is to develop next-generation ambassadors of brain health who will start promoting healthy practices early and get ahead of the game to optimize performance and well-being.

The 2024 Todd Platt BrainHealth Scholar program was made possible thanks to a gift generously made

by Candy and Ike Brown.

Scholars bring their best questions as they test out the EEG cap and MRI simulator.

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Although I’m majoring in cognitive science, I didn’t know before this summer just how much agency we all have in shaping our brains and optimizing our brain performance. I am so excited to return to my college and share all that I’ve learned with my peers, so that they too can be the architects of their own brains!

Sophia Stache 2024 Todd Platt BrainHealth Scholar

Scholars learn about imaging research from BrainHealth researchers and scientists.

The 2024 Todd Platt BrainHealth Scholars

A second grant from The Addy Foundation is advancing the BrainHealthy Community initiative in southeast Dallas’ Pleasant Grove neighborhood. Launched in 2022, this is the first large-scale application of this model to provide underserved communities with brain-healthy programming and activities access.

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CREATING A BRAINHEALTHY COMMUNITY

Alicia Serrato leads a workshop with Community Does It, a grassroots organization focused on advancing community giving, impact and equity.

According to Alicia Serrato, BrainHealthy Community Liaison, Pleasant Grove’s positive outcomes are helping pave the way to replicate this program in other neighborhoods. “The two keys to our success are visionary supporters, which we have in The Addy Foundation, and strong partnerships with nonprofit organizations already working in the community.”

Serrato started by engaging Community Does It, a local group already serving the area with mental health counseling, family educational and emotional support, as well as a community health resources network. More partnerships are now in place with Sylvia Mendez Elementary School, Pleasant Grove’s Salvation Army Center and Los Primos, a youth mentoring program.

BrainHealthy Community services include public series offerings on parenting and sleep, plus Charisma™ Virtual Social Coaching, a program that helps build social skills for children and adults struggling to interact with others due to anxiety, depression, ADHD or autism.

Support from The Addy Foundation is also helping Center for BrainHealth translate its program materials into Spanish, as more than 60 percent of Pleasant Grove residents are Hispanic.

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PARTNERSHIPS IN HIGHER EDUCATION REACH LEADERS OF TOMORROW A $150,000 grant from The Meadows Foundation is fueling the expansion of a program to build BrainHealthy Campuses at Dallas College and UT Dallas. This initiative to empower next-generation leaders started last year through a generous grant from The Hoglund Foundation.

Students on both campuses will have access to a BrainHealth course and interactive workshops on stress management, sleep, and resilience to help them implement daily brain-healthy strategies. The program will also train faculty and staff to create a brain-healthy environment in the classroom.

Mental health is an essential aspect in the overall well-being of our students. Dallas College recognizes that our students are a whole person, not just students. We understand their academic success depends on their personal development and emotional health.

Carlos Cruz, EdD Dallas College

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Philip J. Ritter (Dallas College Board Trustee and BrainHealth Advisory Board Member), Dr. Sandi Chapman, Dr. Justin Lonon (Chancellor of Dallas College), Dr. Tana J. Hicks (Senior Director of the Labor Market Intelligence Center), Olivia Guerra, Dr. Lori Cook, Dr. Andrew Nevin, and Dr. Bradford Williams (Vice Chancellor, Operations and President, El Centro Campus)

This dynamic two-day event brought together 200 leaders and changemakers from across the country to flip the script on brain health and take action in three ways: Brain Health: We can build longer-lasting brains for resilience to match our extended life span – as we learned to do for the heart.

Brain Science: We can harness the science of neuroplasticity to train brain networks with resilience-building interventions.

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Brainomics: We can boost our economy and society with an enormous return on investment by foregrounding the value of healthier brains.

Optimizing brain health is the greatest opportunity AND the most urgent cause of our time. Together, we can create a future with widespread access and agency to use brain fitness tools and strategies proven to help people thrive in their context.

Sandra Bond Chapman, PhD Founder and Chief Director

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TURBO-CHARGING COMMUNITY ACTIVATION The second annual BrainHealth Week invited the community to engage through a variety of activities, with the goal of sharing science-based insights and strategies that can easily be incorporated into daily life – because what good is science if people don’t know how to use it to make their lives better?

Art of BrainHealth: brought together 300 young professionals and art lovers Brain3 Summit: convened 200 leaders and changemakers with a mandate to spur action in their spheres of influence Tech Showcase: featured some of the most innovative start-ups in North Texas, in partnership with Capital Factory Frontiers of BrainHealth talk: celebrated the 2024 recipient of the Charles L. Branch BrainHealth Award, Dr. Mark D’Esposito BrainHealth Family Fair: attracted 300 participants, including many multi-generational families, and 40 community partners Great Brain Gain text challenge: engaged more than 3,200 people throughout the week, with seven days of simple brain-healthy tips

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Since 2010, the Adolescent Reasoning Initiative™ has improved teacher training and student performance by focusing on how to learn rather than what to learn. The program has trained more than 600 teachers and impacted about 90,000 students at schools across Texas. Two highlights from the past year demonstrate this program’s continued impact, made possible through longtime BrainHealth supporters Sandy and Tommy Rouse.

The second annual Rouse Teacher Excellence Award was presented to Jeanne Sams, an eighth-grade teacher at S&S Consolidated Independent School District in Grayson County. The award recognizes an outstanding teacher for their depth of knowledge and successful implementation of Strategic Memory Advanced Reasoning Tactics (SMARTTM) brain training. According to Sams, “I feel with the students who have had SMART, I get deeper answers. They seem to have more stamina for reading longer passages and paying attention longer as well.”

An effort to get more Dallas ISD middle schools involved in the Adolescent Reasoning Initiative led to the Great Brain Gain Healthy Campus Contest, featuring a $10,000 prize. Program leaders partnered with DISD executives to select the winner, Sam Tasby Middle School in northeast Dallas.

Dr. Jacquelyn Gamino, director of the Adolescent Reasoning Initiative, said Tasby’s students and teachers would all benefit. “We have been partnering with schools for more than 15 years to provide tools that have been scientifically shown to enrich and strengthen the learning potential of students. Every student deserves the opportunity to receive cognitive empowerment through neuroscience-based solutions.”

ROUSE TEACHER EXCELLENCE AWARD

DEEPENING OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Jeanne Sams has been using SMART tools in her English Language Arts class for the past 10 years.

Dr. Jacque Gamino, Nesha Maston (Tasby Principal), Jon Dahlander, Jason Garrett (BrainHealth Advisory Board Member), Dr. Sandi Chapman

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LIFESTYLE MEDICINE

A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO BETTER BRAIN HEALTH Lifestyle medicine offers a personalized, collaborative and cost-effective way to give people more control over their own health, including brain health. Rooted in the teachings of Hippocrates, it has grown into a whole-person prescriptive medical specialty over the last few decades.

Research shows that applying therapeutic lifestyle interventions in conjunction with traditional medicine can help decrease overall medication usage and prevent – or even reverse – some chronic conditions. Whether focused on diet, exercise or sleep, lifestyle medicine practitioners can provide a literal prescription – which has been demonstrated to increase people’s likelihood of taking action.

Our 2024 Comets Giving Day campaign raised nearly $12,000 in seed funding to deliver holistic interventions through lifestyle medicine, including improved techniques for stress management, restorative sleep and nutrition shown to help optimize brain health across the lifespan.

As a physician, I originally thought you were doing a great job if you told a patient, ‘Okay I want you to eat well, sleep well, exercise well, connect well and manage stress well,’ but that's not enough. Lifestyle medicine takes proactive empowerment further.

Jane Wigginton, MD Medical Science Research Director

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On April 24, 2024, about 200 of Center for BrainHealth’s most steadfast supporters gathered at Hôtel Swexan for the organization’s 25th anniversary gala.

The silver anniversary-themed event celebrated Dr. Sandi Chapman’s pioneering foresight and tremendous advances in the science and practice of proactive brain health over the last 25 years, and shared a vision for sparking the next global health revolution.

Debbie Francis, past BrainHealth Advisory Board chair and chair of the ongoing Limitless BrainHealth Campaign, oversaw preparations for the quarter-century celebration with assistance from a committee of longtime BrainHealth supporters – Robin Bagwell, Pat McEvoy, Shelle Sills, Jill Smith, and Andy Walsh.

25TH ANNIVERSARY GALA

CELEBRATING OUR SILVER ANNIVERSARY

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FINANCIAL REPORT

INVESTING IN THE NEXT 25 YEARS As we celebrate with you the successes of our first 25 years, we take pride in having positioned Center for BrainHealth to be at the forefront of discovering ways to optimize the brain “in health” and to holistically measure the upward trajectory of human brain performance across the age span.

During this milestone year, it is rewarding to reflect on everything that has been accomplished while also riveting to think about what will be celebrated after the next 25 years. Even more rapid, impactful brain health breakthroughs are coming. How do we know?

The market for digital brain assessment and training is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 17-20% for the next 10 years.

The military is prioritizing ways to optimize human performance from the neck up.

Workplaces are embracing the idea of empowering teams with proactive brain health tools.

Educational institutions from pre-K through graduate school are realizing the essential role of cognitive neuroscience and innovation in long-term outcomes.

We will continue leading the way, increasing our investment in several crucial areas: the intersection of brain health and sleep; leveraging neuroplasticity to optimize performance in the military; and hyper-enabling our assessment and training tools with AI and other neuro-tech solutions.

We are humbled by your confidence and generous support. Transformational opportunities are rapidly opening up to us, and with YOU, Center for BrainHealth can continue growing as a global hub for brain health solutions helping people thrive.

Stephen B. White, JD Chief Operating Officer

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MESSAGE FROM THE CAMPAIGN CHAIRS We are nearly there! Thanks to the support of donors like you who are taking charge of your brain health, we finished the past fiscal year within sight of the $50 million goal for the Limitless BrainHealth Campaign. We expect to surpass the goal this fall, a full year ahead of the campaign’s scheduled conclusion.

We are especially proud to reach this ambitious goal during the center’s 25th anniversary year. It has been truly inspiring to see more than 1,500 first-time donors give to BrainHealth during this campaign!

Philanthropy has been vital to Center for BrainHealth since its inception. Countless volunteers and donors at all levels have invested in this great cause. We are now able to offer tools to enhance brain health to anyone worldwide.

While we will soon celebrate this tremendous achievement, we will continue to press forward raising funds to bring in extraordinarily gifted scientists, allowing the center to make further discoveries over the next 25 years!

Eric Bennett Limitless BrainHealth Campaign Co-chair

Debbie Francis Limitless BrainHealth Campaign Co-chair

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THE CORTEX SOCIETY A new donor recognition circle celebrating lifetime giving to BrainHealth. Representing the four critical regions of the cerebral cortex, donors honored in these recognition levels collectively empower our development, growth, and achievement. Each plays a critical role for the center, just as they do in the brain, and our future success is equally dependent on each.

Listing as of August 31, 2024

FRONTAL $1 Million and Above

OCCIPITAL $250,000 to $499,999

Anonymous (3) Mr. 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 Ms. Marlane Miller NexPoint Advisors, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Perot, Jr. 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 Southwestern Medical Foundation T. Boone Pickens Foundation The Eugene McDermott Foundation The Hoglund Foundation The Meadows Foundation The Trinity Family Foundation Mrs. W. Ray Wallace Mr. Joel T. Williams, Jr. Mrs. Charles J. Wyly, Jr.

Anonymous (2) AWARE Fund of The Dallas Foundation Mrs. Julie Beecherl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Billingsley Communities Foundation of Texas Mrs. Mary Anne Cree Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dunlap Folsom Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James B. Francis, Jr. Ms. Trudy Gentry Mrs. Carol Heller Mr. Al G. Hill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. McIntyre IV Mrs. Ellen McStay Mr. and Mrs. Todd Platt Mrs. Gail Plummer SCP Foundation The Constantin Foundation, Inc. Mr. John Wacker PKW Donor Advised Fund at The Dallas Foundation

TEMPORAL $500,000 to $999,999

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Anonymous (2) AT&T BvB Dallas Collaborative BrainHealth Fund Center for BrainHealth and UT Southwestern at The Dallas Foundation Ms. Cindy Thomas and Mr. Bert Headden Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) Hillcrest Foundation Rowling Foundation Sapphire Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Stool Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America The Addy Foundation The Container Store Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation

PARIETAL $100,000 to $249,999 Anonymous (3) Aging Mind Foundation Fund of The Dallas Foundation Bank of Texas Barbara Wallace & Kelly King Charitable Foundation Trust Mrs.Pamela J. Borders Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Brown Ms. Julie Butler Carry The Load Dimmitt Garrison Foundation Mr. Charles W. Eisemann Cindy and Charlie Feld Mr. Glenn Gehan Gene and Jerry Jones Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gibson Mr. Jack Harbin Mr. and Mrs. H. Ralph Hawkins Heppner Endowment for Research Organization, LLC (HERO) Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Hernandez Hoblitzelle Foundation Ramona Jones and Family Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. Kennington Ms. Heather Kreager M.R. and Evelyn Hudson Foundation Ms. Tamara Mattison and Mr. Mark Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Myers National City - Private Client Group Mr. and Mrs. Michael Parks Ms. Pam Pendleton

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