The Congregational Collective is the nation’s first-of-its-kind program dedicated specifically to the intersection of spirituality and mental wellness. It goes beyond raising awareness and generating lasting change by equipping churches with tools and skills to support the mental health needs of their congregations.
The Manhattan Institute is leading the conversation on the intersection of mental health and policy issues affecting frontline services. In New York City, they have had considerable influence on shifting the mental health debate away from the “worried well” and toward untreated serious mental illness. At the national level, they’ve raised awareness of the need to reform Medicaid to address our nation’s shortage of psychiatric hospital beds.
The Sanctuary Course has been used by over 300,000 people to help facilitate integrated conversations about faith and mental health in churches all over the world. To date, Sanctuary’s resources have been downloaded in 92 countries.
Since 2007, Minding Your Mind has reached over two million individuals across the U.S. with mental health and suicide prevention education programs designed for students, adults and community members.
Since launching its programming in mid-2024, the Open Therapy Institute has become an approved continuing education provider for psychologists, social workers and counselors. In under three months, the organization has developed over a dozen workshops, commissioned over 50 academic articles, gained 60 paying therapist members and referred over 100 patients to their network of therapists.
Let Grow’s programs for families, schools and counselors have impacted over 836,000 kids in 2024 by giving them back the building blocks of a happy, meaningful childhood, an opportunity to do real things in the real world and a chance to play the old-fashioned way, without constant adult intervention.
REBOOT is leading the largest peer-led response to trauma and suicide ever created, with over 425 program locations, 1,800 dedicated volunteers and more than 30,000 lives transformed through their programs.
TAC’s advocacy efforts have improved mental health treatment access for thousands of individuals with severe mental illness (SMI) nationwide while raising awareness about the critical intersection between mental health and homelessness.
Founded in 1906, Citygate Network empowers over 320 faith-based crisis shelters and life transformation ministries across North America to provide compassionate care and drive lasting change for individuals grappling with homelessness, addiction and poverty.
Since 2006, The Phoenix has supported over 500,000 people affected by addiction and mental health challenges through stigma-free, substance-free activities and critical services. This has led to a tenfold growth in recovery communities, a digital platform with 300,000+ downloads and 92% of members reporting improved health in three months, backed by over 3,000 volunteers.
Philanthropy Roundtable recently discussed spiritual formation and mental health with David Rogers, president and CEO of the H.E. Butt Foundation. Much of the foundation’s work takes place deep in the Texas Hill Country on 1,900 acres situated along a breathtaking stretch of the Frio River Canyon in Texas. There, they run five programs—a youth camp, a family camp, an adult retreat center, an outdoor school and a camp that provides free facility use to qualifying groups.
Founded in 1906, Citygate Network empowers over 320 faith-based crisis shelters and life transformation ministries across North America to provide compassionate care and drive lasting change for individuals grappling with homelessness, addiction and poverty.
Since 2010, Mighty Oaks Foundation has empowered more than 500,000 warriors including active-duty, veterans and first responders to gain clarity, overcome their past traumas and live a purpose-filled, successful life while contributing to the success of others.
Cohen Veterans Network, Inc. (CVN) has improved the mental health and quality of life of over 76,000 veteran and military families through a nonprofit network of outpatient mental health clinics using evidence-based practices to provide high-quality, accessible care.
Bernie Marcus (1929-2024), a consummate entrepreneur and philanthropist, passed away on November 4, 2024. He was 95. Marcus’ name resonates deeply within the business world and the hearts of many who have benefited from his philanthropic efforts.
“I was dealing with debilitating panic attacks, anxiety, depression led me down a spiral, a spiral that almost cost me my family, and it almost led me to taking my own life. If you guys don’t know… our veteran community is in a suicide epidemic,” said Chad Robichaux, former Force Recon Marine, CEO and Founder of Mighty Oaks, during his Big Idea talk at Philanthropy Roundtable’s Annual Meeting in October.
Philanthropy Roundtable recently met with Michael Poliakoff, president of the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA), to discuss the current climate on college campuses and how his organization is working to help higher education leaders and philanthropic donors make reforms.
The Boulder Crest Foundation has profoundly impacted the lives of nearly 125,000 service members, veterans and first responders with innovative Posttraumatic Growth-based training programs. By addressing PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges, the organization empowers individuals to reclaim control over their lives and live the great lives they deserve.
Trump’s landslide win was a political earthquake for Washington D.C. But what does this election mean for you and the causes you care about most? We will provide a behind the scenes look at what is happening with the Trump transition, preview the 2025 tax fight and explain what all this means for you.
Philanthropy Roundtable’s Senior Vice President Elizabeth McGuigan recently joined an episode of The Economics of Flourishing, an Archbridge Institute podcast that explores how markets, people, organizations and institutions support the economic foundations of social mobility and human flourishing.
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