Michael Kovac is currently a student at Duke University studying psychology. When he's not at work, Michael enjoys playing guitar, spending time with his family, exploring the outdoors, and cheering on Duke basketball. Believing that every challenge should be met with a positive mindset, he’s passionate about supporting Grant Halliburton Foundation's mission to expand access to mental health education and resources for children and teens.
Grant Halliburton Foundation Young Professionals recently gathered at Batbox in Addison for food, drinks, and a few swings of the bat. More than 30 young professionals connected with others who care about supporting youth mental health in North Texas and learned more about upcoming opportunities to get involved.
During Grant Halliburton Foundation’s 20th anniversary year, Grant’s former Plano West art teacher, Douglas Darracott, reached out to return several pieces of Grant’s artwork to his family. The visit became a meaningful moment of reflection, memory, and gratitude for Grant’s creativity and the mission his life continues to inspire.
Texas Rangers Hall of Fame radio broadcaster Eric Nadel celebrated his 75th birthday with a packed night of music and community at the historic Longhorn Ballroom. The 14th annual Eric Nadel Birthday Benefit featured Sammy Rae & The Friends and Chuck Prophet and His Cumbia Shoes, with proceeds supporting Grant Halliburton Foundation’s youth mental health programs across North Texas.
Grant Halliburton Foundation is marking its 20th anniversary in 2026, commemorating two decades of work focused on youth mental health and suicide prevention education for North Texas communities. Founded in 2006, the Foundation has reached more than 375,000 students, educators, parents, and professionals with its mental health education, resources, and support programs.
