From the President

On November 3, the H. E. Butt Foundation hosted a luncheon featuring best-selling author Arthur C. Brooks and his book, Love Your Enemies.

President David Rogers reflects on summers in the Canyon and the legacy they carry.

The Foundation is helping break the stigma around mental health.

As I watch the news, I see discord and disharmony everywhere... the problem isn’t just out there—it’s also in my own heart, in our families, and in our organizations.

In spite of COVID-19, the summer happened, and I am so grateful. We made it through as much as we could as best as we could.

For my father-in-law Howard Butt, Jr., it was not merely a retreat center, but a place for the intersection of ideas and experiences.

"Are you going to have camp this summer?”

As we navigate the realities of COVID-19, we are returning to the Canyon carefully.

About this time last year, we sent you a community survey. That was our way of starting a conversation with you about the gaps that exist within our communities, especially the gaps in opportunities and resources that leave so many families and children struggling to survive.