As the Flinn Foundation reflects on its strategic priorities, Tyler Logan helps measure impact and guide the path forward.
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A devoted Trustee of the Flinn Foundation from 2010 to 2019, George A. Nicholson III championed mental health initiatives with unwavering passion. Even beyond his tenure, he remained a steadfast supporter, ensuring the Foundation’s mission thrived. His commitment, kindness, and leadership will be deeply missed.
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Dana Lasenby, CEO of Oakland Community Health Network, shares insights from her journey in mental health advocacy and her vision for impactful change.
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Celebrating the life and impact of Leonard W. Smith, this award recognizes nonprofit mental health leaders in southeast Michigan, providing them with an opportunity to renew, reflect and reenergize their commitment to the community.
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As COO of Vista Maria, Meredith Reese is dedicated to empowering trauma survivors and strengthening family connections. Honored as a Flinn Foundation Mental Health Hero, she reflects on her work, self-care and the power of resilience.
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The CEO of Black Family Development, Inc. reflects on her Leonard W. Smith Mental Health Hero Award and her plans to expand services, develop future leaders, and prioritize personal renewal.
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As COO of Alternatives for Girls, Celia Thomas has dedicated her career to empowering at-risk girls and young women in Detroit. Now, as a recipient of the inaugural Leonard W. Smith Mental Health Hero Award, she reflects on her journey, the power of rest and the essential needs of the next generation.
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Nicole Wilson, executive director of The Yunion, Detroit’s youth-focused nonprofit, shares how her nursing background, partnership with her husband and recent Mental Health Hero honor fuel her mission to heal the community.
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