Grant Halliburton Foundation

05/29/2026

This month, we are thrilled to spotlight one of our board members, Natalie Hatchett. She is thePresident and Co-Founder of the Preston Project, as well as a Realtor and Senior Sales Agent at
Compass RE.

“I’m involved with the Grant Halliburton Foundation because I truly believe they are doing work that few others are willing or able to do. Mental health is a grueling, ongoing battle that touches everyone in some capacity, and being part of an organization that provides critical resources and support means contributing to something that is both deeply needed and profoundly impactful.”

Meet the rest of our board members here: GrantHalliburton.org/board.

05/27/2026

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, the conversation does not end here. Mental health is something we carry with us every day, and so is the importance of checking in, reaching out, and supporting one another.

Let this month be a reminder to continue showing up with care, compassion, and openness long after May ends.

Learn more here: GrantHalliburton.org/.

05/25/2026

On Memorial Day, we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. It is also a reminder that grief and mental health are deeply connected, and that many individuals and families carry invisible emotional weight on days like this and beyond.

As we reflect and remember, we also encourage compassion for ourselves and others, and space for healing in whatever form that takes.

05/22/2026

Support does not always have to be big to matter. Sometimes it looks like checking in on a friend, offering a listening ear, or simply reminding someone they are not alone.

Small moments of care can make a meaningful difference in someone’s day and help build a stronger sense of connection.

05/20/2026

Coffee Days offers a welcoming space for women supporting a young person with a mental or emotional health condition. Many women come in feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or unsure and leave feeling seen, supported, and empowered.

When we come together, hope grows.

Upcoming dates: May 21, June 13, June 18
Learn more here: GrantHalliburton.org/coffeedays.

05/18/2026

Myth: You can always tell when someone is struggling with their mental health.

Fact: Some people do a good job of hiding what they are going through, and mental health challenges are not always visible from the outside.

This is why checking in, listening without assumptions, and having honest conversations matters.

Learn more about mental health here: GrantHalliburton.org/resources.

05/15/2026

New research and national reporting continue to highlight growing concern around youth mental health, with schools and community organizations across the U.S. expanding prevention efforts and early intervention programs to better support students before challenges escalate. Recent initiatives are also focusing on strengthening access to care and reducing barriers to support in school-based settings.

These efforts reflect a continued push toward earlier support, stronger systems, and more accessible care for young people nationwide.

Read more below.

Durham: The costs of youth behavioral health care nearly doubled between 2011 and 2022 and now account for 40% of all health spending for U.S. kids.

05/14/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re encouraging open, honest dialogue, because no one should have to struggle in silence.

If you or someone you know needs support, Grant Halliburton Foundation offers resources, education, and tools to help navigate mental health challenges and find hope.

Visit GrantHalliburton.org/resources for mental health resources.

05/13/2026

Mental health matters every day, but this month is a reminder to slow down and give it the attention it deserves. Small check-ins, honest conversations, and simple acts of support can make a real difference.

05/12/2026

Mental health matters everywhere—even at your desk. 🌿 Our team loved spending time with Gardenuity creating desk gardens and taking a moment to reset, recharge, and reconnect.