WHEN
Thursday, October 28, 2021
At 6:00 in the Evening
[cocktail attire]
M2G Ventures requests the honor of your presence at the
Thursday, October 28, 2021
At 6:00 in the Evening
[cocktail attire]
The Ostreum
108 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Dinner Provided By Chef Marcus Paslay
Cocktails Provided By Blackland Distillery
Wine Provided By Effectus Group
Venue Host Provided By The Ostreum
Our team is closely monitoring the current COVID-19 pandemic and will ensure that the appropriate safety measures are implemented. The safety of our guests is our top priority.
Donor Soiree
Learn more about M2G Ventures in Mental Health.
Contact:
Hope Bankston
hbankston@m2gventures.com
817-898-8515
-Empire Texas Equities
-Marc Gunderson
-Simmons Bank
-Pennybacker Capital, LLC
-The Miles Foundation
-United Way of Tarrant County
-Kelly Hart
-Brogdon Foundation
-Baker Firm/Fidelity National Title
-Stream Realty Partners
-R&S Miller Family LP
-John & Lauren-Ashton Moncrief
-Paslay Management Group, LP
-Tom & Ellen Harris
-Tommy M. Pigg
-L Marketing Collective
-Troy & Julie Moncrief
-Crates + Kelly/Compass Real Estate
-The Ashton Agency
-Jeff & Katie Murray
-Ciera Bank
-Blue Plate Network
-TRIVIUM
-Chef Marcus Paslay: Dinner
-Blackland Distillery: Cocktails
-Effectus Group: Wine
-The Ostreum: Venue
-Cockrell Enovation: Printing
The vision is a future free from the burden of depression
Raise $1 million to fund the physical Center for Depression Research and Clinical Care (CDRC) in Tarrant County. At the CDRC, the vision is a future free from the burden of depression.
The work Dr. Trivedi and his team of researchers are doing is changing the ways mental illness is diagnosed and treated, now and in the future. As evidenced by the findings from our first year, we can see the impact the CDRC is making in our community. If you missed our Annual Report, you can find it linked here. So far we have raised $300,000 that has allowed us to establish the Fort Worth-based CDRC clinical site at the Moncrief Cancer Institute and expand the implementation of the Texas Resilience Against Depression (T-RAD) study, which aims to identify biomarkers of depression and resilience. To date, the CDRC has enrolled 80 T-RAD research participants through its Fort Worth site. Now that many COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted, in-person visits have largely resumed and the research team continues to recruit new participants.
We are striving to raise the remaining $700,000 by 2023 to fulfill our pledge to fund the Center for Depression Research and Clinical Care in Tarrant County and the T-RAD study. The isolation and challenges that COVID-19 has brought on all of us and certainly those who were already dealing with depression and mental illness further solidifies the need for the work that the CDRC is doing. We are steadfastly dedicated to supporting the CDRC and Dr. Trivedi’s ground-breaking research in Tarrant County and beyond.
October 28, 2021