We are so inspired by the businesses in our community because of how many of them are committed to helping to make the world better than it is today. Check out some great businesses below and how they are helping others.

Deborah Julmus

At the heart of our work is the belief that healthy homes change everything. Better Homes Counseling Services exists to strengthen individuals, marriages, and families by addressing emotional wellness at the root. We serve clients who are often navigating generational patterns, trauma, faith questions, and relational strain. Read More>>

Rick Moreno

The McKinney Parks Foundation partners with the city of McKinney to enhance, develop and maintain parks and nature trails. We organize volunteers for workdays in the parks monthly. The work gives volunteers an opportunity to feel a part of the community. They can see the results of their efforts and know they’ve done good work for the community. Read More>>

Ebony Skinner

My business helps the community by connecting people to counseling services for individuals, couple’s and families. My business seeks to offer compassionate care for the community. Through our collaborative work with individuals and families, our services support people as they improve their emotional wellbeing , improve coping abilities and work through issues that are interfering in their lives. Read More>>

Julie Merriman

My work exists at the intersection of two quiet crises we are no longer allowed to ignore: the mass burnout of healthcare helpers and the systemic invisibility of midlife women. I primarily serve women healers over 50—therapists, nurses, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and educators – alongside midlife women reclaiming desire, vitality, and purpose after years of self-abandonment. Read More>>

Susana Romo

As a first-gen who built her career in one of the largest global accounting firms, I loved what I did but I wanted to have a greater impact in my local community. That became even clearer during Covid when my husband brought me in to help his family’s bakery with taxes and transitioning ownership to his youngest brother.  Read More>>

 Ezra Jones

The Fstate: Where Creative Citizens Rise is a cultural agency redefining who holds power in fashion, media, and culture—globally, remotely, and on the ground in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and emerging creative capitals worldwide. Read More>>