The Child Mind Institute and financial services company SoFi raised $630,000 at their fifth annual Golf Invitational on April 20 in San Francisco. The event, held at the Olympic Club, supports the institute's work with children and families facing mental health and learning disorders.
This funding strengthens the Child Mind Institute's capacity to provide research, clinical care, and educational resources. The organization operates as a national leader in child mental health, offering evaluations, treatment, and advocacy for conditions including ADHD, anxiety, depression, autism, and learning disabilities.
Fundraising events like this one help bridge gaps in youth mental health services. The Child Mind Institute reaches families through direct care at its offices, teletherapy programs, and free online resources. The organization also conducts research that informs treatment approaches and trains clinicians nationwide.
Youth mental health remains a pressing public health concern. The CDC reports that anxiety, depression, and behavioral problems affect roughly one in five children. Access to care remains limited in many communities, making funding for organizations like the Child Mind Institute essential.
SoFi's partnership in the invitational reflects broader corporate support for mental health initiatives. Companies increasingly recognize that investing in youth mental health strengthens communities and future workforces.
Parents seeking resources for their children can access the Child Mind Institute's website for screening tools, expert articles, and referrals to local providers. The organization also offers support for parents navigating school accommodations, medication decisions, and therapy selection.