Mosiacs For The One Gala
November 27, 2024
Magnolia, TX – November 26, 2024 – Mosaics is excited to announce Thompson Pipe as the Leading the Way Title Sponsor for the highly anticipated annual For the One Gala. This premier event will take place at The Woodlands Resort on January 25, 2025.
Attendees will enjoy a vibrant evening of entertainment, including a bid board, spirits pull, curated dinner, live auction, and dueling pianos, all aimed at raising critical funds and awareness for mental health and substance use treatment navigation. The highlight of the evening will be a tribute to Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale, a nationally recognized speaker and advocate, for her groundbreaking work in addressing OCD, mental health, and the stigma surrounding these issues. Watch her story here.
“We are deeply grateful to Thompson Pipe and all of our sponsors. This gala is an opportunity to come together with community leaders, advocates, and supporters to inspire change and raise vital funds for mental health initiatives,” said Jamie Freels-Runey, Executive Director of Mosaics.
All proceeds from the gala will directly support Mosaics’ free programs and services, which include expert navigation assistance, education, advocacy, scholarships, and community collaboration. “Our mission is to provide these services at no cost to the community, and events like this make that possible,” added Freels-Runey.
The community is encouraged to secure sponsorships and tickets for the For the One Gala – Charting the Course: Navigating Mental Health before the December 30 print deadline. Visit https://mosaicstx.org/ for more information and to purchase tickets.
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Founded in 2016, Mosaics is a nonprofit organization with a mission to help members of our community navigate mental health and substance use recovery resources. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive support and resources for individuals and families across our five county service area affected by mental health and substance use disorders. Our programs aim to navigate the complexities of treatment and remove barriers to care, allowing our neighbors to have the resources and potential to improve their quality of life through emotional well-being, ultimately saving lives.
Attendees will enjoy a vibrant evening of entertainment, including a bid board, spirits pull, curated dinner, live auction, and dueling pianos, all aimed at raising critical funds and awareness for mental health and substance use treatment navigation. The highlight of the evening will be a tribute to Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale, a nationally recognized speaker and advocate, for her groundbreaking work in addressing OCD, mental health, and the stigma surrounding these issues. Watch her story here.
“We are deeply grateful to Thompson Pipe and all of our sponsors. This gala is an opportunity to come together with community leaders, advocates, and supporters to inspire change and raise vital funds for mental health initiatives,” said Jamie Freels-Runey, Executive Director of Mosaics.
All proceeds from the gala will directly support Mosaics’ free programs and services, which include expert navigation assistance, education, advocacy, scholarships, and community collaboration. “Our mission is to provide these services at no cost to the community, and events like this make that possible,” added Freels-Runey.
The community is encouraged to secure sponsorships and tickets for the For the One Gala – Charting the Course: Navigating Mental Health before the December 30 print deadline. Visit https://mosaicstx.org/ for more information and to purchase tickets.
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Founded in 2016, Mosaics is a nonprofit organization with a mission to help members of our community navigate mental health and substance use recovery resources. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive support and resources for individuals and families across our five county service area affected by mental health and substance use disorders. Our programs aim to navigate the complexities of treatment and remove barriers to care, allowing our neighbors to have the resources and potential to improve their quality of life through emotional well-being, ultimately saving lives.
Contact:
Jamie Freels-Runey, Executive Director
jamie@mosaicstx.org, (346) 703-0051
