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Thresholds graciously thanks the following businesses, organizations and individuals for their sponsorship of Young at Heart 2010 to support programs to brighten the futures of people with mental illness.
For a complete list of funders to Thresholds, please download our latest Annual Report.
Presenting Sponsors
PricewaterhouseCoopers
The Rebecca Susan Buffett Foundation
Heartthrob Sponsors
Roxanne and Rocco Martino
The Oakmark International Funds
John Walker and Eric Samonte
Laurus Strategies
The Robert and Jamie Taylor Foundation
Scott Schweighauser and
Liz Ellrodt
The Merchantz Family
The Sheperd Family
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Heart of Gold Sponsors
X4 Communications
William Blair and Company
Heart to Heart Sponsors
Phyllis and Perry Schwartz
In memory of Thomas J. Crowe
Judy Friedman
Norwood Drugs
Jim and Maryanne Hayes
John and Mary Raitt
Aurora Investments
For a complete list of donors,
download the invitation here.
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Our state and federal partners include the Division of Mental Health, the Department of Child and Family Services, the Department of Rehabilitation Services, HUD and many others in addition to our community partners and private donors.
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Our Mission
Thresholds assists and inspires people with severe mental illnesses to reclaim their lives by providing the supports, skills and the respectful encouragement that they need to achieve hopeful and successful futures.
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