Irvine, CA https://www.tmcity.org/

Organization Type

Corporate Giving Program, Corporate Foundation

Mission

We believe that mental health presents a critical challenge to our society today, and understanding the brain holds the key. While significant medical achievements have been made treating many physical diseases, there is still so much we don’t know about the brain and mental health. With technology and data available as never before, real progress in this field is possible, but it requires our attention and financial commitment.

Catalyzing research efforts is critical to removing stigma and delivering proper care at every stage of life. TMCity is looking for cutting-edge research opportunities and transformative technologies that can advance our understanding of the brain and create innovative, real-world solutions to neurocognitive healthcare problems

With a rich heritage of philanthropy, it is our honor and privilege to leverage our resources and expertise to help develop treatments and cures for brain-related ailments.

		1717 Deerfield Road Deerfield, IL 60015 https://baumfund.org/

Organization Type

Family Foundation

Mission

The Alvin H. Baum Family Fund strives to better the lives of those who live and work predominantly in the Chicagoland area. Through innovative grants and collaborations, the Fund helps ignite new ideas and promote solutions to ensure healthier, more equitable, and peaceful communities.

Funding Areas

• Education
• Environment
• Health and Human Services
• Violence Prevention

It is time for a fundamental shift in awareness and in practice, but how do we do this?

With a theme of Housing to Recovery: Building Community, Building Lives, the 2012 Zarrow Mental Health Symposium and Mental Health America Annual Conference brought people together for conversations around housing, collaboration, research, and advocacy.

This fall, advocates, funders, service providers, consumers, and researchers will convene in Tulsa, Oklahoma for the 2012 National Zarrow Mental Health Symposium & Mental Health America Annual Conference. 

A new study reveals that a large number of clients served by the supportive housing program qualify for Medicaid, and the majority of services being provided would be considered eligible for Medicaid reimbursement. 

The Building Tulsa, Building Lives capital campaign to end chronic homelessness continues to expand and develop. As a result, with more housing development, chronic homelessness in Tulsa, Oklahoma has decreased.

A seminal study established the link between childhood trauma and poor health outcomes in adulthood.