Jeanne Prejean

1 week ago | mysweetcharity.com | Jeanne Prejean

The Sweetheart Ball is literally a be-still-my-heart occasion, with North Texas’ most incredible movers and shakers present including such names as Dedman, Harrison, Jones, Perot and Simmons. For some it’s also a multi-generational affair, where parents and their offspring show their philanthropic genes. So, the 2025 fundraiser for UT Southwestern cardiology research and development surged at Brook Hollow on Saturday, April 12.

1 week ago | mysweetcharity.com | Jeanne Prejean

2026 Crystal Charity Ball Chair Jennifer Dix is already out of the gate and charging ahead for the Dallas County children’s non-profit beneficiary fundraiser. Speaking of beneficiaries, heads up. Even if you’re slathering yourself in sunscreen at the beach or checking out a highly recommended café in Rome, you might want to take the time to put some important dates on your calendar. But before you do, take note that there’s been a name change to the process.

1 week ago | mysweetcharity.com | Jeanne Prejean

2025 Each Moment Matters Co-Chairs Lora Farris and Susan Farris and Honorary Co-Chairs Robyn and Don Conlon have just announced the people and company that will be honored at the Faith Presbyterian Hospice fundraiser. The group includes the following:• Francis Harrison — President of the The Compass School of Texas board and found of Conscious Cultures LLC, leading licensed educational trips to Cuba breaking cultural barriers through immersive learning experiences.

1 week ago | mysweetcharity.com | Jeanne Prejean

Word has just arrived about plans for the Business Council For The Arts (BCA)‘ Obelisk Awards Luncheon which celebrates the collaborations of North Texas arts and business communities. Dedicated BCA board members Courtney Johnson of Capital One and Michael Janicek of Corgan will co-chair the event at the JW Marriott – Dallas Arts District on Wednesday, November 19. The honorary co-chairs are selected due to their support for arts and culture and business leadership in North Texas.

1 week ago | mysweetcharity.com | Jeanne Prejean

How about a free family outing that doesn’t require packing bags, spending hours in cars driving to faraway places or even putting the pets in kennels? It will take place this Saturday (aka the last day of May) from 9 to 11 a.m. at Turtle Creek Park. They’re looking for 100 people of all ages to sign up here and arrive in the Arlington Hall circular driveway for a morning of helping Mother Nature look her finest. As for the attire, please leave the bowties, satin finery and stilettos at home.