WHEN
Thursday, November 2, 2023
At 6 o’clock in the evening
[western cocktail attire]
M2G Ventures requests the honor of your presence at
Thursday, November 2, 2023
At 6 o’clock in the evening
[western cocktail attire]
Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall by Chef Tim Love
122 E. Exchange
Suite 200
Fort Worth, TX 76164
Valet is complimentary but we encourage guests to rideshare or carpool.
Gallery Hour music by Clover the Violinist
Silent Auction a collection of incredible experiences
Dinner by Chef Tim Love
Live Art Auction curated by Katie Murray
Live Entertainment by Josh Weathers
Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall — venue partner
Brodnax 21C Printers — printing
Blissful Sky Studio — event photography
Katie Murray — art curation
Art of the Mind
Admission for 10
Admission for 2
Hannah Stephens
hstephens@m2gventures.com
972.935.3210
Learn more about M2G’s Mental Health Initiative
Simmons Bank
Marianne Auld & Jimmy Coury
Kelly Hart
Pennybacker Capital
Winstead PC
Tom & Ellen Harris
Hart Commercial
Empire Holdings
Whitley Penn
Stockyards Heritage Development Co.
The Construction Group, LLC
Gail Corder Fischer
R&S Miller Family LP
Paslay Group
Satori Capital
Borbolla/Ciera Bank
Bellrock Real Estate Partners
Calvetti Ferguson
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
First Financial Bank
Schaefer Advertising
Bumble Bee Yoga Community
Together, we will change the way we treat mental illness.
To raise $1 million to support 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.
With your help, we are over 70% of the way to reaching our $1 million 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. 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.
With less than $300,000 to go, we are confident that we can surpass our $1M goal by the end of this year. We have a vision for a world that offers better outcomes, earlier intervention, and a path to healing and wholeness for those individuals and families struggling with a mental illness. And the groundbreaking research conducted within the center is bringing better understanding of the causes of depression, identifying effective new treatments, and improving existing ones in real time.