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On Oct 26, Veterans Impact hosted 120 veteran family members at a Trunk or Treat. Service providers joined in to create...
11/13/2025

On Oct 26, Veterans Impact hosted 120 veteran family members at a Trunk or Treat. Service providers joined in to create a night of fun, connection, and education.
This transformation is happening thanks to the Veterans Impact program at Denton County MHMR and Denton County Military Veterans Peer Network, made possible through a grant from .
Grateful for our grantees: Denton County MHMR Center, GallantFew, Riding Unlimited, Stable Strides Farm, and Denton County Military Veteran Peer Network. Let us know what you think in the comments section.

Peterbilt held their annual Pink Hat Campaign, supporting Texas Health’s Wellness for Life® Mobile Health program. Each ...
11/12/2025

Peterbilt held their annual Pink Hat Campaign, supporting Texas Health’s Wellness for Life® Mobile Health program. Each pink hat is a direct representation of the support Peterbilt provides for screenings and preventive care to North Texans — bringing health services directly to those who need them most.

Thank you, Peterbilt, for helping drive better health in our communities!

Support Wellness for Life® today! TexasHealth.org/Donate

On this Veterans Day, Texas Health proudly honors the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, sac...
11/11/2025

On this Veterans Day, Texas Health proudly honors the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, sacrifice, and commitment to protecting others inspire us every day.

To all veterans in our communities and across the nation — thank you.

Recently there was a small celebration, ribbon-cutting and dedication of the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton H...
11/10/2025

Recently there was a small celebration, ribbon-cutting and dedication of the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton Healing Garden, a beautiful space refreshed and redesigned thanks to the generosity of the Hoe and Hope Garden Club and other dedicated donors.

Special thanks to President Jeff Reecer, Trish Matthew, Gayle Strange, and all who joined us to mark this meaningful moment of renewal and healing.

Exciting progress in Denton County! Since July, more than 42 families facing or at risk of homelessness have been partic...
11/06/2025

Exciting progress in Denton County!

Since July, more than 42 families facing or at risk of homelessness have been participating in Life Skills Classes—empowering them with tools to stay housed and thrive. This transformation is happening thanks to the Outreach, Engagement, and Education program at Giving Grace, made possible through a grant from .

Grateful for our grantee: Giving Grace. Let us know what you think in the comments section.

Texas Health is honored to announce that our new patient tower at Texas Health Southwest will be named the Cramer Tower,...
11/06/2025

Texas Health is honored to announce that our new patient tower at Texas Health Southwest will be named the Cramer Tower, thanks to a transformational gift from Karen Cramer, a well-known and beloved Fort Worth philanthropist. The new tower will add new patient beds and expand our ability to meet the needs of a rapidly growing community. We are deeply grateful to Karen Cramer for her commitment to the future of healthcare.

Texas Health Fort Worth and the Texas Health Resources Foundation donated 15 AEDs to the Parker County Hospital District...
11/05/2025

Texas Health Fort Worth and the Texas Health Resources Foundation donated 15 AEDs to the Parker County Hospital District EMS — giving first responders life-saving tools to help patients in cardiac arrest.

“Every minute matters,” said Jared Shelton, FACHE, president of Texas Health Fort Worth. “By donating these AEDs, we are providing our community with the tools it needs to save lives in the moments it matters most.”

Together, we’re building healthier, stronger communities across North Texas.

When educators grow, students thrive! More than 100 learning garden educators from 26 campuses across six school distric...
11/03/2025

When educators grow, students thrive! More than 100 learning garden educators from 26 campuses across six school districts joined us recently for Texas Health Community Hope's Fall Learning Garden Professional Development Workshop 2025. Educators from across North Texas came together at Morningside Elementary School in Fort Worth and Lakewood Elementary in Dallas to learn, network, and share experiences to help our learning gardens grow. Their commitment to hands-on, healthy learning makes a lasting difference for students and families.

True empowerment begins when you choose to care for yourself – body, mind, and soul. Through a grant, SuperVive now of...
10/30/2025

True empowerment begins when you choose to care for yourself – body, mind, and soul. Through a grant, SuperVive now offers free Spanish-language therapy and wellness resources for Hispanic women, created to help you heal, connect, and thrive. Text “QUIERO TERAPIA” to (469) 717-6868 to get started. Shout out to our grantees making this happen: SuperVive and Cannenta Foundation, Inc

El verdadero empoderamiento comienza cuando elijes cuidarte a ti misma – cuerpo, mente, y alma. Por medio de una subvención de , SuperVive ahora ofrece terapia y recursos de bienestar en español gratuitos para las mujeres Hispanas hechos para ayudar a sanar, conectar y prosperar. Envía el mensaje “QUIERO TERAPIA” al (469)717-6868 para empezar. Un saludo a los beneficiarios de quienes hacen esto posible: SuperVive and Cannenta Foundation, Inc

Students at Leonides Gonzalez Cigarroa MD Elementary in Dallas ISD are turning the page toward a love of reading. Thanks...
10/30/2025

Students at Leonides Gonzalez Cigarroa MD Elementary in Dallas ISD are turning the page toward a love of reading. Thanks to support from Atmos Energy, in collaboration with Texas Health Community Hope, every student received two free books at a Scholastic Book Fair. Lead the way, Cigarroa Cowboys!

Donate to Texas Health Community Hope and drive change in North Texas: TexasHealth.org/Donate

When Aisha Honore-Otis, a clinical nurse outcomes coordinator, heard about the opportunity last May to refresh the reces...
10/27/2025

When Aisha Honore-Otis, a clinical nurse outcomes coordinator, heard about the opportunity last May to refresh the recess space at Jill Stone Elementary School through Texas Health’s Community Time Off (CTO) program, she jumped at the chance. While painting the colorful hopscotch and foursquare games on the playground she decided to make a bigger impact. As a result, when teachers returned to campus in August, they were greeted by gift baskets full of school supplies – items intended for Jill Stone students, courtesy of Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas.

Donate to Community Hope today, and support programs like recess refresh.

TexasHealth.org/Donate

More than 3 million Texans live in rural areas with limited access to vital resources. To spark statewide conversations ...
10/24/2025

More than 3 million Texans live in rural areas with limited access to vital resources. To spark statewide conversations and identify actionable solutions, the Texas A&M University System hosted the inaugural Rural Resilience Summit. We’re honored the Center for Rural Resilience at Tarleton State University invited us to participate and collaborate with organizations committed to strengthening rural communities.

Key opportunities discussed included:
🌾 Agriculture & economic development
🌪️ Disaster resilience
🌟 Future leadership
🏥 Rural health

One way we’re helping build rural resilience is through grants. Learn more at TexasHealth.org/Community-Impact.

Pictured: Texas A&M University, Tarleton State University, Texas Pecan Growers Association, Greater Texas Foundation, Tarleton Public Health, Texas A&M University-Victoria, Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station, Texas A&M University Health Science Center, Frontera Healthcare, Big Bend Regional Hospital District, Terlingua Fire & EMS, Texas Tech University, Brewster County, Texas.

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