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WITH YOUR HELP, MISSION GRANBURY HELPED MORE THAN 24,000 INDIVIDUALS IN FY24/25
Over 50 percent of the those we serve are children.
Your generosity keeps families housed, nourished, and hopeful during difficult times. Each week, our food pantry provides groceries for more than 450 neighbors, including the women and children at the Ada Carey Shelter.
Every gift matters. Every gift helps.
Established by Marilyn and John Henry Luton, Matt’s Hope and Healing Fund provides support for children whose needs fall outside traditional assistance, things like sports equipment, music or dance lessons, eyeglasses, and other opportunities that help children grow, belong, and thrive.
After serving as Interim Executive Director of Mission Granbury, Marilyn saw firsthand how many families struggle to meet these meaningful but often unfunded needs. The fund honors the memory of their son, Matt — an avid outdoorsman known for his generous heart and giving spirit.
All donations to Matt’s Hope and Healing Fund are generously matched by Marilyn and John Henry Luton, doubling the impact of every gift.
The Jean Cate Children’s Fund was established to honor Jean Cate’s lifelong dedication to children and families in Hood County. For more than fifty years, Jean has served the community in both professional and volunteer roles, including as a Chamber of Commerce ambassador and a member of the Salvation Army Women’s League. Her most cherished role, however, was her fourteen years as Program Director for CASA of Hood and Somervell Counties, where she was a tireless advocate for children navigating the foster care system.
Created upon her retirement, this fund helps meet extraordinary needs for children served by CASA and for children from low-income families. Support from the Jean Cate Children’s Fund provides items such as bedding, seasonal clothing, tutoring, and other essentials that bring comfort, stability, and dignity to a child’s life.
The Cory Lee Campbell Wings Fund was established in loving memory of Cory Lee Campbell, a kind, adventurous spirit whose life was marked by purpose and compassion. From an early age, Cory was fascinated by airplanes, a passion that ultimately led him to a successful career as a corporate pilot. His journey reflected the qualities all great pilots share — focus, commitment, courage, and a strong support system.
In that same spirit, the Wings Fund exists to provide women and children with the support they need to take flight away from abuse. The fund helps bridge gaps during moments of transition, offering resources that create safety, stability, and hope as survivors begin new chapters of their lives.