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Support Kilgore Counseling Center
At Kilgore Counseling Center, we believe access to compassionate, high quality mental health care can change lives. Donations help support counseling services, psychological assessment, community education, outreach, and programs that strengthen emotional wellness for children, adults, couples, and families throughout our community.
Your generosity helps sustain Kilgore’s mission while also supporting initiatives such as the Kilgore Samaritan Fund, which assists individuals and families experiencing financial hardship who may not otherwise have access to care.
Every gift helps expand access to support, healing, education, and connection across our community.
Ways to Give
Online Giving
Make a secure online donation through Zeffy using the button above.
Cash or Check Donations
Checks may be made payable to Kilgore Counseling Center and mailed or delivered to our office.
Stocks & Securities
Donating appreciated investments may provide valuable tax benefits. Contact us for additional information.
Planned Giving
Wills, trusts, annuities, and life insurance policies can provide meaningful long term support for Kilgore’s mission.
Matching Gifts
Many employers offer matching gift programs that can multiply the impact of your donation.
Learn more about qualifying for our Samaritan Fund.
Since 2008, we have provided more than 51,000 counseling hours for our clients of which over 4,800 hours were for Samaritan Fund Scholarship recipients. The demand for our scholarships continues to increase. It is not uncommon for families to come to us with parents who have lost their jobs and their health insurance. We have raised more than $410,000 to care for such families. We could not sustain our mission at this level without our community’s belief in our mission or their generosity.
Here are real examples of how the Kilgore Samaritan Fund changed lives:
$100 helped get treatment and guidance for a confused and terrified young mother who had no insurance and was trying to escape a violent and abusive marriage.
$250 went toward providing case management and therapeutic care for an elderly man – jobless, without insurance, learning disabled, injured and medically compromised – to return from the brink of desperation and suicide.
$1000 provided ongoing care to both a single grandmother, with a minimum wage job and no health benefits, and to her pre-school granddaughter, whom she had rescued from a drug-infested, violent, parental home.
Thank you for giving.