Not every non-profit can celebrate 25 years of success or attract a who's who of Dallas to its silver jubilee. But the Center for BrainHealth at the University of Texas at Dallas did both on Wednesday, April 24, at the swank Hotel Swexan in the Harwood District. There, 200 or so guests gathered on the boutique hotel's sixth floor to enjoy the Center's 25th Celebration Gala, … [Read more...] about Guests Made A ‘Rainbow Connection’ At The Center For BrainHealth’s 25th Celebration Gala
Debbie Francis
A Summit, A Fair And Celebrities Like Will.I.Am Helped The Center For BrainHealth Mark “BrainHealth Week” In Dallas
When Mayor Eric Johnson proclaimed February 19-24 "BrainHealth Week" in Dallas, the Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas mounted a week-long series of events to mark the occasion. They ranged from a free community fair for more than 700 registrants and an expo of innovative technology companies in brain health to a powerhouse summit with celebrities and … [Read more...] about A Summit, A Fair And Celebrities Like Will.I.Am Helped The Center For BrainHealth Mark “BrainHealth Week” In Dallas
Inaugural BrainHealth Scientist Selection Luncheon Honoring Ramona Jones Awards Visionary Young Researchers
When the children of Ramona Jones set out to honor Ramona on her 95th birthday, they weren't content giving her a Target gift card and an afternoon at the local nail salon. Instead, they ponied up for a five-year sponsorship called the Ramona Jones Friends of BrainHealth Scientist Selection Luncheon for the Center for BrainHealth, which is part of The University of Texas at … [Read more...] about Inaugural BrainHealth Scientist Selection Luncheon Honoring Ramona Jones Awards Visionary Young Researchers
Ability Connection Celebrated Its 1953 Roots With News Of A Headquarters Move At Vine And Dine
Unlike days of yore when ladies and their gents arrived together, today's couples are coming from different commitments for a mutual occasion. A perfect example of 2023 "dating" was the Ability Connection's Vine And Dine on Thursday, April 6, at Arlington Hall. While Event Co-Chair Debbie Francis was putting all the dots on the "i"s and crosses on the "t"s, she was also … [Read more...] about Ability Connection Celebrated Its 1953 Roots With News Of A Headquarters Move At Vine And Dine
Guests Turn On Their ‘Todd Lights’ At Center For BrainHealth’s Most-Successful-Ever Legacy Award Dinner
Todd Platt, who's been with Hillwood, A Perot Company, for 25 years — he currently serves as CEO of Hillwood Investment Properties — is a long-time advisory board member at Dallas' Center for BrainHealth. He's also a leader of the Center's Limitless BrainHealth campaign, and has been a tireless advocate in bringing the Center's applied science to worldwide attention. So, … [Read more...] about Guests Turn On Their ‘Todd Lights’ At Center For BrainHealth’s Most-Successful-Ever Legacy Award Dinner
Grovel Alert: 2023 Vine And Dine
The 2023 Vine And Dine is getting down to the wire for Ability Connection’s fundraiser Thursday, April 6, at Arlington Hall. Co-Chairs Debbie and Jim Francis and Sharon and Mike McCullough just reported that only two sponsorship levels remain — $7,500 and $20,000. As for the reservations, they’re still coming in but the caterer needs the final headcount by … [Read more...] about Grovel Alert: 2023 Vine And Dine
MySweetWishList: Ability Connection
According to Ability Connection Board Member and advocate Debbie Francis, “We believe generosity can transform the world! Partner with Ability Connection, and together, let’s create a world of inclusion for people with disabilities. There are many ways to give to Ability Connection, other than mailing your donation to our Dallas office. “Give securely online. Ability … [Read more...] about MySweetWishList: Ability Connection
David Jacobs To Succeed Roger Gault As Center For BrainHealth Advisory Board Chair With Lindsay Wilson Serving As Vice-Chair
It’s not every day that the Center for BrainHealth’s Advisory Board has a change in leadership. In fact in the past there have only been three former board chairs — Ka Cotter, Debbie Francis and Founding Chair Sheila Schlosberg. Now news comes that Roger Gault will be finishing up his two years as the chair with David Jacobs taking over the reins of … [Read more...] about David Jacobs To Succeed Roger Gault As Center For BrainHealth Advisory Board Chair With Lindsay Wilson Serving As Vice-Chair
Vine and Dine’s “A Night In Napa” Overcame An Icy Delay To Raise Funds For Ability Connection
2021/2022 Vine And Dine Co-Chairs Kara Sewell and Kimber Westphall weren't going to let the pandemic restrictions and February's ice story prevent them from holding their Ability Connection fundraiser. So, they just moved their "A Night In Napa" to Thursday, April 14. But instead of heading west to California's Napa Valley, they brought Napa to The Hall on Dragon complete with … [Read more...] about Vine and Dine’s “A Night In Napa” Overcame An Icy Delay To Raise Funds For Ability Connection
Center For BrainHealth Surprises And Impresses Friends With Three Major Announcements
The Center For BrainHealth get-together on Thursday, March 31, turned into a surprise party of sorts. While guests like Beverly and Don Freeman, Ka Cotter, Debbie Francis, Brent Lake, Cheryl Wattley, Marissa Horne, Steve White, Pam Doeppe, Kevin Ann Marcyes, Cheryl Gosch, Darron Ash, Sarah Jane and Noah Chapman, Mary and TJ Jackson, Gano and Mel Ehlers, Sarah Losinger, Maria … [Read more...] about Center For BrainHealth Surprises And Impresses Friends With Three Major Announcements
Crystal Charity Ball Bus Tour Got A Firsthand Look At Its 2020 Beneficiaries
The 2020 Crystal Charity Ball bus tour of beneficiaries didn’t start off on a high note. While the clouds covered the area and the temperatures felt like the 30s had taken over, Craig Vogel's Savvy Transportation Services bus sought a place to park at Turtle Creek Village on the morning of Thursday, February 20. The usual spot was already filled with cars. While 53 had … [Read more...] about Crystal Charity Ball Bus Tour Got A Firsthand Look At Its 2020 Beneficiaries