We believe in empowering our community to take an active role around health’s most pressing issues.
From our signature Leading the Conversation on Health series to our monthly e-newsletter, we value the opportunity to convene around big ideas and catalyze important discussions. We seek to deliver accessible content helping you make well-informed health decisions for you and your family.
Left: Brad Phelan, M.B.A, UT Southwestern, and Claire Aldridge, Ph.D., Taysha Gene Therapies, discussing the future of biotech at a Learning From Leaders event hosted by The Cary Council.
We believe in the lasting impacts of inspiring a great citizenship to greater deeds.
Our founder, Dr. Edward H. Cary, once said that recognition of our connection with one another is “the first step in cultivating what may be termed a desirable soul for the city, which is the quickening of the city.” As our region continues to grow and evolve, this duty remains.
Right: Community members come together for An Evening with DocStars, the signature event hosted by The Cary Council that helps support and raise grant money for early-stage medical research.
We believe that progress in medicine requires us to broaden and deepen sustainable funding for the mission ahead.
With gratitude for the generous hearts who have inspired progress for the past eight decades, we stand with resolve to meet the greatest health challenges of today. We seek to assure impact and reach that is maintained no matter what tomorrow brings.
Left: Marvin J. Stone, MD, MACP, FRCP, and his wife, Kathleen (Kathy) Stone, members of The Heritage Society and longtime supporters of medical education. Dr. Stone is also a Southwestern Medical Foundation Trustee. He presented the 2019 Ho Din Award to Dr. Bethany Werner at the graduation ceremonies of UT Southwestern Medical School.
