Easy Ways to Help
There are many things you can do that benefit the Grant Halliburton Foundation and help teens and young adults in our
community. Click an option below to learn more.
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For Groceries:
Earn money for the Grant Halliburton Foundation while you grocery shop! Just link your grocery rewards cards to our organization, and a percentage of every purchase will be donated to the Foundation by these grocers:
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Tom Thumb
Fill out the Tom Thumb Good Neighbor form, and return it to any Tom Thumb store.
Kroger
Let us know if you're a Kroger shopper. We will email information to you in June for the Kroger Neighbor to Neighbor program, which starts in July.
Albertson's
Ask us for a special reward card to put on your key chain and use when you shop at Albertson's.
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For Everything Online:
Use GoodShop to shop online at more than 1,000 participating stores, and the Grant Halliburton Foundation will automatically receive donations from those merchants!
Two easy ways to do this:
Option 1:
Just install the GoodSearch toolbar, and your purchases will automatically generate donations from participating merchants through GoodShop.
Option 2:
Go to www.GoodShop.com, type Grant Halliburton Foundation under “Who do you GoodShop for?” and click “Verify.” Then select online retailers you wish to shop.
Here are just a few of the participating merchants:
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How many times a day do you search the Web? What if every search earned money for the Grant Halliburton Foundation?
With GoodSearch, it can! It's easy:
- Go to www.GoodSearch.com/toolbar/grant-halliburton-foundation.
- Click "Download Toolbar" and follow the instructions to install the GoodSearch toolbar in your browser (Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox).
- Type search queries directly into the GoodSearch box in your browser, and voila—you get your search results, and the Foundation gets a donation from GoodSearch every time!
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Volunteer
As a growing organization, we can always use help. Contact us at 972.744.9798 or mail@GrantHalliburton.org if you are interested in volunteering.
Raise Money
Anyone can be a fundraiser. We’ll be happy to help you. Here are some ideas to get you started:
Run the Rock for Us! Raise money for the Foundation by participating in the half, full or relay team at the White Rock Marathon
in December.
Organize a charity garage sale to benefit the Foundation.
Host a happy hour or wine-tasting event.
Come enjoy pizza for a cause at our quarterly California Pizza Kitchen fundraisers—look for more information from us by email.
Donate
Make a donation online or mail a check to:
Grant Halliburton Foundation
800 E. Campbell Rd., Suite 290
Richardson, Texas 75081
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It’s important to raise awareness about teen and young adult mental health. One of the best things you can do is TALK ABOUT IT.
Talking openly about stress, depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, eating disorders, substance abuse and other mental health issues can reduce stigma, educate others, and encourage someone to get help.
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QUICK FACTS:
- Suicide is the third-leading cause of death in teens ages 10 to 19.
- Suicide is the second-leading cause of death in college-age youth.
- In the Dallas Metroplex, we lose a young person between the ages of 15 and 24 to suicide at the rate of one every four days.
- An estimated 90% of teens and young adults who die by suicide had a treatable depressive or mental disorder that went back more than one year.
REMEMBER:
- Depression is a medical illness, and it is treatable.
- Any threat of suicide or admission of suicidal thoughts should be taken seriously.
- A crisis hotline is a great place to start when you need information or help. Call 1-800-273-TALK 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
- Talking about depression or suicidal thoughts encourages someone to share openly about his struggles and relieves some of the burden.
So TALK ABOUT IT.
Ask the Grant Halliburton Foundation to make a presentation to your school or community group. Contact us at 972.744.9798 or mail@GrantHalliburton.org.
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