Can Do! Luncheon 2022
This year’s luncheon will take place at Dallas Country Club on Monday, April 4th from 11:00am – 1:00pm and is chaired by Nelda Cain...
CanDo! Lunch In 2021 A Virtual Experience
Please join us for the Can Do! Lunch In, a virtual event on Friday, April 9 at noon. Our 2021 Can Do! Award recipient is Get Shift Done. Founders Patrick Brandt and Anurag Jain had the innovative idea to hire out-of-work restaurant employees to provide manpower for nonprofit agencies that had lost staff and volunteers due to COVID-19. Through the efforts of these workers, the Wilkinson Center Food Pantry has been able to serve over 2,000 individuals a month during the pandemic.
Can Do! Luncheon 2020
This year’s luncheon will take place at Dallas Country Club on Monday, March 2nd from 11:00am -1:00pm and is chaired by Pam Busbee. Since...
Can Do! Luncheon 2019
This year's luncheon will take place at Dallas Country Club on Monday, March 4th from 11:00am -1:00pm and is chaired by Linda Secrest.
Since 1985,...
Can Do! Luncheon Award Winners
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Can Do Luncheon! 2018
This year's luncheon will take place at Dallas Country Club on May 7th from 11am-1pm and is chaired by Emilynn Wilson.
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Can Do Luncheon Award Recipient 2017: The Real Estate Council
The Real Estate Council (TREC) is the largest and most influential organization of its kind, representing 95 percent of the commercial
real estate business in...
Can Do Luncheon Award Recipient 2017: Monique Weber
When Monique moved to Dallas, she hoped to leave behind the anxieties of living in the troubled Heart of Chicago neighborhood. She longed to...
Can Do Luncheon Award Recipient 2017: Ashlee and Chris Kleinert
Chris Kleinert is CEO and president of Hunt Consolidated Investments, LLC, and co-CEO of its holding company, Hunt Consolidated, Inc. He is president of...
Can Do Luncheon! 2017
Beth Thoele will be chairing our 2017 Can Do Luncheon and that we will be honoring The Real Estate Council, Ashlee & Chris Kleinert...
Can Do Lucheon Award Recipient 2016 – Regina Montoya
Regina Montoya is a member of the Board of Directors of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and is the Chair of Dallas Mayor Mike...
2016 Can Do Luncheon Client Award Video – Marilu Rodriguez
In 1998, Marilu Rodriguez and her parents came to the United States to join her sister Marisol, who was already living in the Dallas...
2016 Can Do Luncheon Client Award Video – Christina Parks
At an early age, Christina Parks, experienced many struggles. After being removed from her parent’s home at the age of five because of neglect...
2016 Can Do Luncheon Award Recipient – North Texas Food Bank
The North Texas Food Bank was established in 1982 to address the critical issue of hunger in our community. Since that time, the impact...
Sold-Out 2016 Can Do! Luncheon Celebrated Food For Thought And Stories Of Success By...
BY JEANNE PREJEAN
Those Melnick sisters must have a great relationship with Mother Nature. Last year Leslie (Melnick) Diers chaired The Wilkinson Center’s Can Do!...
Can Do Luncheon! 2016
Save the Date!
Tuesday May 10 @ 11:00 a.m.
Location: Dallas Country Club
Address:4155 Mockingbird Ln
Dallas, TX 75205
Can Do Patron Party Guests Dined on Central Market Feast at Joyce and Larry...
BY JEANNE PREJEAN
Tornadoes were tipping through Oklahoma. Once again North Texas lucked out and avoided the hit while the folks north of the Red...
2015 Can Do Award Recipient – Carlin Morris
In 1985 Carlin Morris began volunteering at Wilkinson Center,
sorting clothes. Moms would bring in cardboard drawings of their children’s feet to measure shoes for...
2015 Can Do Award Recipient – Communities Foundation
Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) is one of the nation’s
largest community foundations, managing more than 900
charitable funds for families, companies, foundations and
nonprofits. Their history...
2015 Can Do Award Recipient Tonya Howard
Tonya Howard became a client of Wilkinson Center in
November 2013. New to Texas, she had been working at
a warehouse through a temporary employment agency...
