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Thresholds Earns 2026 Silver Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health

Thresholds is proud to be recognized as a 2026 Silver recipient of the Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health by Mental Health America — the nation’s leading recognition for employers committed to creating mentally healthy workplaces. This marks another year that Thresholds has been honored with the Bell Seal, reflecting our continued investment in building […]

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Thresholds Gala 2026: A Night of Generosity, Community, and Impact

There are some evenings that stay with you—and Thresholds’ 2026 Gala: Meet the Moment, was one of them. More than 550 supporters came together in a powerful show of generosity and shared purpose, filling the room with energy, compassion, and a collective belief in what’s possible. It was a night to celebrate community—and to shine […]

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Why Thresholds: Judy Ashworth

“I get more from Thresholds than I give to it. And I’ve been trying to close that gap ever since I joined the board.” When my husband and I planned to move to the Midwest, I went online before we’d even arrived, searching for ways to connect, to find something meaningful where I could be […]

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Thresholds Named a USA TODAY Top Workplace for 2026

Thresholds is celebrating earning recognition as a USA TODAY Top Workplace and ranking #74 in the nation. In what has been one of the most challenging years for nonprofits, this recognition feels nothing short of extraordinary. Even more meaningful, this honor is based entirely on feedback from our incredible staff, who bring passion, purpose, and […]

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Why Thresholds: Roxanne Martino

“There’s no zip code that doesn’t have mental illness. It doesn’t matter where you were headed — once it hits, you’re not going there at the pace you were before. And your family is deeply impacted, too.” I was in my mid-30s, and I knew I wanted to help people experiencing homelessness. I just didn’t […]

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