The More Than Mental Project was founded on a simple yet powerful belief: mental health is not a privilege—it’s a right. We exist to break down barriers, erase stigma, and ensure that every person, regardless of their circumstances, has access to the care, compassion, and community they deserve.
Through our programs, we address mental wellness from every angle—offering free or low-cost therapy sessions, medication assistance, school and community education, and initiatives that build strength, resilience, and hope. We know that healing doesn’t happen in isolation, so we create spaces—both physical and emotional—where people feel seen, supported, and empowered.
Our work extends beyond conversation into action. From More Than Movement, which uses fitness and dance to nurture mind-body connection, to Sowing Seeds, our apparel brand that funds our mission through purpose-driven fashion, every branch of our organization is rooted in the same goal: transforming lives.
We believe in planting seeds of change and nurturing them into a culture where mental health is understood, respected, and prioritized. Every program, every event, every conversation is a step toward a world where no one has to face their struggles alone.
We are more than a nonprofit. We are a movement. We are a family.We are the More Than Mental Project—and together, we are breaking the stigma for good.
The More Than Mental Project is committed to expanding access to mental health resources, breaking the stigma surrounding mental illness, and empowering individuals through education, support, and community. By creating safe spaces, fostering personal growth, and promoting long-term stability, we strive to help every person realize they are more than their struggle—they are More Than Mental.
NEEDS
Financial Support
- Sponsorship for Therapy Sessions – Help cover the cost of individual or group therapy for those who cannot afford it.
- Medication Assistance Funding – Support individuals who need help affording prescribed mental health medications.
- Emergency Relief Fund – Assist clients in crisis situations, including eviction prevention, utilities, and food insecurity.
- Retreat and Event Sponsorships – Fund mental health retreats, workshops, and awareness events.
- Youth Initiative Sponsorship – Support school-based and mentorship programs like Hallway Health, Lifting Ladies, and Beyond Brotherhood.
- Monthly Donor Program – Become a recurring donor to sustain our services and programs year-round.
Professional Support & Services
- Licensed Therapists and Counselors – Offer sliding scale or pro bono therapy sessions.
- Psychiatrists & Medical Professionals – Provide consultations, mental health evaluations, or medication management at reduced cost.
- Social Workers / Case Managers – Assist with client advocacy and coordination of care.
- Grant Writers & Fundraising Experts – Help secure funding through grant applications and campaign development.
- Legal Advisors or Advocates – Support clients navigating legal or systemic barriers.
- Business Mentors – Provide guidance to clients building stability through entrepreneurship or job training.
In-Kind Donations
- Laptops/Tablets – For clients needing access to telehealth, education, or job applications.
- Self-Care Kits – Donations of hygiene products, journals, comfort items, and wellness tools.
- Transportation Vouchers – Ride-share credits, gas cards, or bus passes for clients to attend therapy or job interviews.
- Food and Grocery Cards – Support for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.
- Gift Cards – Used for emergency support or as incentives for clients hitting personal milestones.
- Workshop Supplies – Art materials, notebooks, or other tools for healing and educational workshops.
- Event Space or Venue Access – For hosting support groups, workshops, or community events.
Volunteer Needs
- Administrative Support – Help with scheduling, data entry, emails, or client coordination.
- Event Volunteers – Assist with setup, clean-up, check-in, or guest support during events and fundraisers.
- Community Outreach Ambassadors – Help spread awareness in schools, churches, and community centers.
- Social Media Support – Content creation, page management, or analytics assistance.
- Tutors and Workshop Facilitators – Lead educational sessions on mental health, coping skills, life development, and more.
- Photographers/Videographers – Help document events and campaigns to increase visibility and engagement.
Partnership Opportunities
- Faith-Based Organizations – Collaborate through our Agape initiative to connect spiritual growth and mental wellness.
- Schools & Youth Programs – Partner to implement Hallway Health and other early-intervention initiatives.
- Businesses and Employers – Become a More Than Verified workplace and receive mental health training for staff.
- Wellness and Lifestyle Brands – Partner with our More+ Fitness and self-care initiatives.
- Influencers and Public Figures – Help amplify our message and campaigns through digital media and public appearances.
At the More Than Mental Project, we believe mental health care is a human right—not a privilege. We are committed to creating an inclusive, equitable, and accessible environment where every individual—regardless of race, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic status, age, ability, or lived experience—feels seen, heard, and valued.
We recognize that systemic inequities, discrimination, and historical trauma directly impact mental health outcomes. Our work actively challenges these barriers by centering marginalized voices, providing culturally responsive support, and expanding access to quality care for all communities.
Equity is not a goal we aim to reach—it is a value we embed into every program, partnership, and policy. We are dedicated to learning, unlearning, and evolving as we build a world where healing is possible for everyone.
Organization name
More Than Mental Project
other names
MORE+
Causes
Mental and Behavioral Health
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Dallas, Denton, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx
BIPOC Leadership
Executive Director/CEO
Address
1631 SADDLE CREEK CIR APT 1638