WHEN
Thursday, November 3, 2022
At 5:30 in the evening
[cocktail attire]
X
Art of the Mind RSVP
M2G Ventures requests the honor of your presence at
Art of the Mind
WHERE
The Ostreum
108 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104
A SPECIAL THANKS
Dinner provided by Chef Marcus Paslay
Cocktails provided by Blackland Distillery
Wine provided by Effectus Group
Venue provided by The Ostreum
Art of the Mind
Sponsorship Opportunities
MURAL: $30,000 (1 available)
- Admission for 10
- Reserved VIP table
- Stage mention
- Recognition in all MHI-related social media posts throughout 2022
- Recognition in event program, event webpage, and press opportunities
- Recognition in impact video
- Company logo to appear on print invitations, donor communications, and all branded materials at the event
- Full page recognition in the M2G MHI Annual Report
PORTRAIT: $20,000 (limited availability)
- Admission for 10
- Reserved VIP table
- Stage mention
- Recognition in event program, social media, event webpage, and press opportunities
- Company logo to appear on all branded materials at the event
- Half page recognition in the M2G MHI Annual Report
CANVAS: $10,000
- Admission for 8
- Reserved VIP table
- Recognition in event program and on event webpage
- Recognition in the M2G MHI Annual Report
PALETTE: $5,000
- Admission for 6
- Preferred seating for guests
- Recognition in event program and on event webpage
- Recognition in the M2G MHI Annual Report
TEXTURE: $3,000
- Admission for 4
- Recognition in the M2G MHI Annual Report
- Recognition in event program and on event webpage
BRUSH: $1,500
- Admission for 2
IN-KIND SPONSORS
- Stage mention
- Customized branded opportunities at the event
- Recognition in event program and event webpage
- Recognition in the M2G MHI Annual Report
Contact & Questions
Hannah Stephens
hstephens@m2gventures.com
972.935.3210
Learn more about M2G Ventures in Mental Health
M2G Ventures’ Art of the Mind is the intersection of art and science.
In 2021, M2G strategically partnered with local artists to commission fine art purposefully rooted in changing the way we talk about mental health and understand mental illness. We believe art can speak for us when words are not adequate. As such, we are expanding our artist pool for the 2022 event. Each artist will create a unique work of art that is reflective of their interpretation of the mental health journey. The program will culminate an evening of discussion, hope and inspiration, and all proceeds from the art auction will benefit the mission and work of UT Southwestern’s CDRC.
Browse through the commissioned art from the 2021 auction below.
Together, we will change the way we treat mental illness.
Invest in the Future of Mental Health
GOAL
To raise $1 million to fund and launch the Center for Depression Research and Clinical Care (CDRC) in our hometown of Fort Worth. At the CDRC, the vision is a future free from the burden of depression. M2G’s partnership with the CDRC aims to bring its services, studies, and resources to children and young adults across our region. The work Dr. Trivedi and his team of researchers are doing is changing the way mental illness is diagnosed and treated, now and in the future.
TODAY
With your help, we are over halfway to reaching our $1 million, 3-year fundraising goal. Since the opening of the CDRC clinical site at the Moncrief Cancer Institute in 2019, Dr. Trivedi has implemented the Texas Resilience Against Depression (T-RAD) study, which aims to identify biomarkers of depression and resilience. To date, the CDRC site in Fort Worth has enrolled 90 participants. Through innovative programs such as T-RAD, the CDRC is developing practical tests that will transform clinical care for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mood disorders, which will have long-lasting and transformative benefits in our region.
TOMORRROW
With less than $500,000 to raise by 2023, we remain more committed than ever to our pledge to the CDRC. And with the impact already seen in our community through Dr. Trivedi’s research and programs, we are more inspired than ever. As most grand endeavors go, it takes a village. And we are so grateful to have a circle of supporters who demand better outcomes, earlier intervention, and a path to healing for this and future generations.