MINDS MATTER NATIONAL NEWS

Minds Matter featured in The New York Times!

April 16, 2024

Minds Matter was mentioned in The New York Times as the nonprofit partner for the A Different World Tour! Our CEO, Erika Halstead, was in Washington, DC for the kick-off last week. Stay tuned as we share more details about our work together in the coming weeks!

Minds Matter Detroit | Minds Matter Across America

March 26, 2024

When Patrick Martinez returned to his native Detroit in 2015, he realized his hometown needed Minds Matter. Coming from a low-income background himself, Patrick understood first-hand the pressures Minds Matter students navigate every day. For Patrick, it was his older sister who made the difference in his life, making sure he graduated high school, went…

Please welcome Erika Halstead as CEO at Minds Matter National!

November 1, 2023

Newsletter Summer 2022, Minds Matter Marches into Summer

June 29, 2022

  Dear Friends, Summer is here and while many of us will be enjoying the cadence that it brings, the Minds Matter family is continuing to hold our pace for success. It’s been a busy few months as our graduating students waited anxiously for those magic words “Congratulations we would like to welcome you to…”…

Letter to Our Stakeholders, Winter 2022

February 11, 2022

  <!– –> Dear Minds Matter supporters, As we settle into 2022, we’re thrilled to bring you some exciting news! We just announced the hiring of our new Chief Executive Officer at Minds Matter National, Patrick A. Corvington. Mr. Corvington brings over 20 years of nonprofit and educational experience from esteemed global and national nonprofits…

The New York Times Recognizes Minds Matter!

December 20, 2021

December 13, 2021 New York, NY We are pleased to announce that Minds Matter was mentioned as a nonprofit organization of choice to support in The New York Times’ annual Gift Giving Guide, published on Monday, December 13, 2021. In the piece, columnists Gail Collins and Bret Stephens, whose wife is a past NYC chapter volunteer, remark…