United Hearts & Mind Luncheon

We’re thrilled to invite you to our annual fundraiser, the United Hearts & Minds Luncheon, taking place on October 2, 2025, at The Grove Kitchen in Tyler, Texas. This event will welcome 100 community members for an afternoon of meaningful conversations, shared stories, and a celebration of the many hearts and minds that shape our mental health landscape. Mental health affects all of us—every day, in every space. Yet few are willing to make it their daily fight for all. SocialWorx is proud to be that champion. We believe healing happens when minds and hearts unite, and we’re honored to lead that movement in East Texas. Why Sponsor This Event? Community Impact Your sponsorship directly supports our free mental health services, helping us connect individuals and families to providers who meet their needs—with ongoing education, check-ins, and support from SocialWorx at no cost to our clients. Visibility & Recognition Sponsors will be featured in our event materials, social media, and press outreach, gaining exposure to a passionate audience committed to mental wellness and equity. Connection & Collaboration Meet community leaders, mental health professionals, and advocates who share your values and are working to uplift East Texas through compassion and care. Did You Know? East Texas has one of the highest suicide rates in the state—30–45% higher in non-metro areas. Depression and suicidal thoughts have surged since COVID-19, especially among underrepresented multicultural populations. Many individuals still don’t know where to turn for help. We make sure they’re never alone in that search. ?? Our Commitment SocialWorx proudly serves everyone—neighbors, professionals, the insured, uninsured, underrepresented, and those unsure of where to begin. We welcome all who come to our door and support them in the way that’s best for them. That support doesn’t end when they leave—it continues as they rejoin society with the strength to say, “It’s okay to seek mental health support. It’s okay to ask for help.” Our work isn’t clinical—it’s communal. We believe healing happens through connection, compassion, and community.