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Grant Halliburton’s Art Continues To Inspire The Foundation’s 20 Years Of Work With Young People

My Sweet Charity

Jeanne Prejean

Overview

Twenty years after a devastating loss, Grant Halliburton’s legacy continues to spark conversations about mental health, brain health and hope across North Texas. A new exhibition at Center for BrainHealth brings that legacy to life through more than 50 pieces of Grant’s artwork, demonstrating how creativity can inspire healing and community impact decades later. During the exhibition’s opening reception, Center for BrainHealth Chief Marketing Officer Laura Bloom Gordon underscored the organizations’ shared mission of helping people build stronger, healthier minds and lives. The exhibition spans three floors of the Brain Performance Institute, creating an immersive experience that connects artistic expression with brain health and resilience.Read the full article at My Sweet Charity

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Laura Bloom Gordon, Chief Marketing Officer at Center for BrainHealth.

Laura Bloom Gordon

Chief Marketing Officer

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