GLF CARE FUND
We can help
Financial Support

From 2017-2022 we awarded a $10,000 academic scholarship for students actively involved and invested in mental health advocacy. In 2022, we transitioned from an academic scholarship to providing financial support for teenagers and young adults in need of mental health treatment.
In 2024, we established the Grace Loncar Foundation Mental Healthcare Financial Aid Fund (GLF Care Fund).
From October 2024 to April 2026 the GLF Care Fund has provided more than $189,000 in financial assistance for mental health services to North Texans who would otherwise go without care. These funds open doors to treatment and crisis support for young people and suicide loss survivors facing economic hardship.
WHAT IS...

The GLF Care Fund is a dedicated fund established solely to provide financial aid to North Texas teens and young adults in need of mental healthcare and survivors of suicide loss.
The Grace Loncar Foundation partners with DFW mental healthcare providers to make care more accessible to teens, young adults, and survivors of suicide loss in need.
A Care Partner requests financial assistance on behalf of a client with proven financial hardship, and GLF will use the Care Fund to pay the provider for their services on behalf of the client. Our Care Partners represent all levels of psychological care from weekly therapy, outpatient care, and residential treatment.
If you are a North Texas mental healthcare provider in good standing, contact usÂ
if you would like to become a Care Partner.
If you are North Texas teen, young adult, or survivor of suicide loss in need of financial aid for mental healthcare, have your care provider contact us. We can help!
Where to Turn
Institutional, Online, and Logistical Support
Please visit our Find Support Tab for a list of resources for those struggling with their mental health, those who care for those struggling, and suicide survivors.
If you can’t find what you need, call 988 or contact us at admin@graceloncarfoundation.org , and we can point you in the right direction.Â
*If you (or someone you know) are in immediate danger of hurting yourself or others, call 911.


