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One Mind for Research is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1995 by the Staglin family and Patrick Kennedy, headquartered in Rutherford, California. Its stated mission is to accelerate cures for psychiatric and neurological conditions through four integrated program verticals: One Mind Research (academic grants including 54 Rising Star Awards totaling $14M), One Mind Accelerator (a portfolio of 51 brain-health startups that have collectively raised $1B), One Mind at Work (a workplace-mental-health benchmarking initiative covering 149 organizations and 2.75M workers across 23 countries), and the Lived Experience Initiative (an 8-member council integrating patient and caregiver voices). The organization also runs the annual Music Festival for Brain Health, in its 31st year, and operates a Japan-focused international effort led by Chief of Staff Haruka Kokaze, as well as a Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional Coalition.

The business model is that of a donor- and membership-funded nonprofit. Revenue sources include individual and corporate donations, foundation grants (Bank of America, Bristol Myers Squibb, Baszucki Group, Wellcome Trust, Rainwater Charitable Foundation, Richard King Mellon Foundation), membership and program fees from the 149 employer participants in the Mental Health at Work Index, and event revenue from the Music Festival ($4.1M raised in the most recent edition). Programs are delivered through a 26-person staff, with operational governance supported by Charity Navigator 4-star and Candid Platinum Transparency ratings. A 30-year operating history, cross-program referral flywheel (researchers -> accelerator founders -> employer members -> lived-experience advocates), and formal partnerships with major pharmaceutical and financial institutions provide the structural backbone of the organization.

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One Mind for Research is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operating four programs—research grants, a brain-health startup accelerator, workplace mental-health benchmarking, and a lived-experience council—funded by major corporate donors, foundation grants, 149 employer members, and an annual music festival.

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workplace mental health, mental health research, nonprofit accelerator programs, neuroscience research funding, employee wellness benchmarking
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1Corporate/Workplace Mindfulness & Stress-Reduction Programs
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2Mindfulness, Meditation & Stress Management Education
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3Meditation Retreats, Workshops & Immersive Programs
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NAICS code2 codes
  • Professional Organizations81392
  • Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities54172
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  • Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research8731
  • Services-Management Consulting Services8742
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Mental Health Nonprofit Services
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1Individual and Corporate Donations
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The primary revenue stream comes from donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations. Major supporters include Bank of America, Bristol Myers Squibb, Baszucki Group, Wellcome Trust, and Rainwater Charitable Foundation.

2Foundation Grants
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Funding from charitable foundations including the Richard King Mellon Foundation to support research programs and initiatives.

3Membership Fees (One Mind at Work)
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Organizations pay membership fees to join the One Mind at Work program and gain access to resources, benchmarking tools, and the employer community focused on workplace mental health.

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Revenue generated from signature events including the One Mind Music Festival and Global Forum, which serve as both fundraising vehicles and awareness-building platforms.

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1Corporate Membership - One Mind at Work
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Enterprise pricing based on organization size and program engagement level. Not publicly disclosed.

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ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Suggested donation amounts vary; tax-deductible contributions support general operations and programs.

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1One Mind Accelerator
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A 10-week intensive hybrid accelerator program for early-stage mental health startups, launched in 2023, that provides mentoring, networking, fundraising support, business development, and founder development to build category-defining mental health companies.

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One Mind is a brain health nonprofit that operates four integrated programs: One Mind at Work (an employer membership program that translates mental health science into workplace practices, powered by the Mental Health at Work Index), One Mind Research (research funding and the Rising Star Awards program for early-career neuroscientists), the One Mind Accelerator (a 10-week intensive program for early-stage mental health startups), and the Lived Experience Initiative (an advocacy council). The organization is funded by individual and corporate donations, foundation grants, and membership fees, and runs the annual One Mind Music Festival and Apollo & Psyche as fundraising and awareness events.

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  • Reached over 30 million people with mental health resources and programs
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One Mind is a nonprofit organization operating multiple integrated programs focused on advancing mental health outcomes. The organization functions as a platform combining research funding (One Mind Research with Rising Star Awards), startup acceleration (One Mind Accelerator with 51 portfolio companies), workplace mental health (One Mind at Work with membership coalition and the Mental Health at Work Index assessment), and lived experience integration (Lived Experience Initiative with advisory council). Signature events including the annual Music Festival and Apollo & Psyche serve as fundraising vehicles. The portfolio has collectively improved mental health support for 4.5 million people through One Mind at Work and 1.5 million through accelerator companies, with portfolio companies raising $1 billion in cumulative funds.

Product and service5 records
1One Mind at Work
CategoryWorkplace mental health membership program
Description

A workplace mental health membership program that collaborates with global employers to integrate proven mental health practices into workplace environments. Provides members with benchmarking tools, best-practice resources, education, and community building through the Mental Health at Work Index.

2Mental Health at Work Index
CategoryWorkplace mental health assessment tool
Description

A first-of-its-kind standardized assessment of organizational-level initiatives to address workforce mental health, developed in partnership with Columbia University's Mental Health + Work Design Lab and Ethisphere. Helps employers measure program maturity, identify priority areas, and strategically invest in evidence-based practices.

3One Mind Accelerator
CategoryStartup accelerator program
Description

A 10-week intensive hybrid accelerator program for early-stage mental health startups, providing mentoring, networking with 300+ mentors, fundraising support, business development, and founder development to build category-defining mental health companies.

4One Mind Research
CategoryResearch funding and training program
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A research program unifying training, educational initiatives, and bold research to support scholars in pursuit of breakthroughs in neuropsychiatric disorders. Includes the Rising Star Awards program supporting early-career scientists in neuroscience and mental health research.

5One Mind Lived Experience Initiative
CategoryLived-experience advocacy initiative
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An initiative convening a Council of advocates with personal and professional experiences of mental illness to inform mental health research, innovation, and workplace policy. The council currently advises startups and scientific leaders on incorporating lived experience partnerships.

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Partnership5 partners
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A research partnership with Columbia University's Mental Health + Work Design Lab, focused on advancing understanding of how work design impacts employee mental health and developing evidence-based interventions for employers.

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Description

Ethisphere, a leader in business ethics and governance, partners with One Mind on research initiatives bringing expertise in organizational ethics and workplace practices to mental health programming.

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Description

Accenture participates in the One Mind at Work program as a corporate member, implementing workplace mental health initiatives and contributing to the employer community focused on employee wellbeing.

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Capital Group participates in the One Mind at Work program as a corporate member, demonstrating commitment to employee mental health and using the Mental Health at Work Index for benchmarking.

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Carlyle is a corporate member of One Mind at Work, engaging in workplace mental health programs and contributing to the organization's employer-focused initiatives.

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TypeEmerging player
Description

Global mental health platform combining therapy, coaching, and digital tools for employers and employees. Comparable as a workplace mental health provider, overlapping with One Mind at Work's employer audience but operating as a venture-backed care delivery business.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A leading consumer and employer mindfulness and mental wellness platform with broad content, meditation, and sleep offerings. Comparable as a workplace mental health and mindfulness provider, though structured as a venture-backed commercial company rather than a nonprofit.

TypeEmerging player
Description

A venture-backed mental health benefits platform providing therapy, coaching, and medication management to employers. Comparable as an employer mental health solution, but competes from a delivery-of-care angle rather than a benchmarking/research angle.

TypeOthers
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A major global charitable foundation focused on health research funding, including mental health. Comparable as a major institutional funder and supporter of mental health research, and one of One Mind's own major donors.

TypeDirect peer
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One of the oldest US mental health nonprofits, focused on advocacy, screening, and workplace mental health programs. Highly comparable to One Mind's mission and structure as a membership-driven nonprofit operating at the intersection of research, advocacy, and employer engagement.

TypeDirect peer
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Major US nonprofit funding suicide prevention research, advocacy, and loss support. Direct peer in mental health nonprofit research funding, advocacy, and lived-experience-centered programming.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Funds cutting-edge neuroscience and psychiatric research, including early-career grants comparable to One Mind's Rising Star Awards. Closest peer on the research-funding side of One Mind's portfolio.

TypeOthers
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The leading US professional organization for psychologists, with advocacy, workforce, and workplace mental health initiatives. Comparable as an adjacent mental health ecosystem organization that engages both researchers and employers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The largest US grassroots mental health advocacy organization, with state affiliates, employer engagement, and public education programs. Direct peer in nonprofit mental health advocacy, employer education, and community-based support.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Major digital mental health and mindfulness platform with a strong B2B employer channel. Comparable as a workplace mental health offering, but commercial in structure and broader in scope than One Mind's benchmarking-and-community focus.

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One Mind for Research

Mental Health Nonprofit Servicesonemind.org

One Mind for Research is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operating four programs—research grants, a brain-health startup accelerator, workplace mental-health benchmarking, and a lived-experience council—funded by major corporate donors, foundation grants, 149 employer members, and an annual music festival.

What One Mind for Research does

One Mind for Research is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1995 by the Staglin family and Patrick Kennedy, headquartered in Rutherford, California. Its stated mission is to accelerate cures for psychiatric and neurological conditions through four integrated program verticals: One Mind Research (academic grants including 54 Rising Star Awards totaling $14M), One Mind Accelerator (a portfolio of 51 brain-health startups that have collectively raised $1B), One Mind at Work (a workplace-mental-health benchmarking initiative covering 149 organizations and 2.75M workers across 23 countries), and the Lived Experience Initiative (an 8-member council integrating patient and caregiver voices). The organization also runs the annual Music Festival for Brain Health, in its 31st year, and operates a Japan-focused international effort led by Chief of Staff Haruka Kokaze, as well as a Southwestern Pennsylvania Regional Coalition.

The business model is that of a donor- and membership-funded nonprofit. Revenue sources include individual and corporate donations, foundation grants (Bank of America, Bristol Myers Squibb, Baszucki Group, Wellcome Trust, Rainwater Charitable Foundation, Richard King Mellon Foundation), membership and program fees from the 149 employer participants in the Mental Health at Work Index, and event revenue from the Music Festival ($4.1M raised in the most recent edition). Programs are delivered through a 26-person staff, with operational governance supported by Charity Navigator 4-star and Candid Platinum Transparency ratings. A 30-year operating history, cross-program referral flywheel (researchers -> accelerator founders -> employer members -> lived-experience advocates), and formal partnerships with major pharmaceutical and financial institutions provide the structural backbone of the organization.

One Mind for Research firmographics

Firmographics
Name
One Mind for Research
Legal name
One Mind
Website
https://onemind.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1995
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
One Mind for Research is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operating four programs—research grants, a brain-health startup accelerator, workplace mental-health benchmarking, and a lived-experience council—funded by major corporate donors, foundation grants, 149 employer members, and an annual music festival.
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One Mind for Research industry classification

Industry
Product category
Mental Health Nonprofit Services
NAICS
Professional Organizations (81392), Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities (54172)
SIC
Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731), Services-Management Consulting Services (8742)
akta.pro primary industry
Corporate/Workplace Mindfulness & Stress-Reduction Programs (HSADAJAG)
akta.pro secondary industries
Mindfulness, Meditation & Stress Management Education (EDAAAHAD), Meditation Retreats, Workshops & Immersive Programs (HSADAJAF)

Keywords

  • Workplace mental health
  • Mental health research
  • Nonprofit accelerator programs
  • Neuroscience research funding
  • Employee wellness benchmarking

Where One Mind for Research is headquartered

Location

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Napa
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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One Mind for Research business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Individual and Corporate Donations: The primary revenue stream comes from donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations. Major supporters include Bank of America, Bristol Myers Squibb, Baszucki Group, Wellcome Trust, and Rainwater Charitable Foundation.
  2. Foundation Grants: Funding from charitable foundations including the Richard King Mellon Foundation to support research programs and initiatives.
  3. Membership Fees (One Mind at Work): Organizations pay membership fees to join the One Mind at Work program and gain access to resources, benchmarking tools, and the employer community focused on workplace mental health.
  4. Event Revenue: Revenue generated from signature events including the One Mind Music Festival and Global Forum, which serve as both fundraising vehicles and awareness-building platforms.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualCorporate Membership - One Mind at Work
SubscriptionAnnualIndividual Donations

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

One Mind for Research product offering

Product offering

Core offering

One Mind is a brain health nonprofit that operates four integrated programs: One Mind at Work (an employer membership program that translates mental health science into workplace practices, powered by the Mental Health at Work Index), One Mind Research (research funding and the Rising Star Awards program for early-career neuroscientists), the One Mind Accelerator (a 10-week intensive program for early-stage mental health startups), and the Lived Experience Initiative (an advocacy council). The organization is funded by individual and corporate donations, foundation grants, and membership fees, and runs the annual One Mind Music Festival and Apollo & Psyche as fundraising and awareness events.

Product overview

One Mind is a nonprofit organization operating multiple integrated programs focused on advancing mental health outcomes. The organization functions as a platform combining research funding (One Mind Research with Rising Star Awards), startup acceleration (One Mind Accelerator with 51 portfolio companies), workplace mental health (One Mind at Work with membership coalition and the Mental Health at Work Index assessment), and lived experience integration (Lived Experience Initiative with advisory council). Signature events including the annual Music Festival and Apollo & Psyche serve as fundraising vehicles. The portfolio has collectively improved mental health support for 4.5 million people through One Mind at Work and 1.5 million through accelerator companies, with portfolio companies raising $1 billion in cumulative funds.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • One Mind Accelerator: A 10-week intensive hybrid accelerator program for early-stage mental health startups, launched in 2023, that provides mentoring, networking, fundraising support, business development, and founder development to build category-defining mental health companies.
  • One Mind at Work
  • One Mind Research
  • One Mind Lived Experience Initiative
  • One Mind Music Festival
  • Apollo & Psyche
  • Mental Health at Work Index

Products and services

  • One Mind at Work A workplace mental health membership program that collaborates with global employers to integrate proven mental health practices into workplace environments. Provides members with benchmarking tools, best-practice resources, education, and community building through the Mental Health at Work Index.
  • Mental Health at Work Index A first-of-its-kind standardized assessment of organizational-level initiatives to address workforce mental health, developed in partnership with Columbia University's Mental Health + Work Design Lab and Ethisphere. Helps employers measure program maturity, identify priority areas, and strategically invest in evidence-based practices.
  • One Mind Accelerator A 10-week intensive hybrid accelerator program for early-stage mental health startups, providing mentoring, networking with 300+ mentors, fundraising support, business development, and founder development to build category-defining mental health companies.
  • One Mind Research A research program unifying training, educational initiatives, and bold research to support scholars in pursuit of breakthroughs in neuropsychiatric disorders. Includes the Rising Star Awards program supporting early-career scientists in neuroscience and mental health research.
  • One Mind Lived Experience Initiative An initiative convening a Council of advocates with personal and professional experiences of mental illness to inform mental health research, innovation, and workplace policy. The council currently advises startups and scientific leaders on incorporating lived experience partnerships.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Reached over 30 million people with mental health resources and programs
  • +2 more outcomes

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One Mind for Research partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Columbia University - Mental Health + Work Design LabcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerA research partnership with Columbia University's Mental Health + Work Design Lab, focused on advancing understanding of how work design impacts employee mental health and developing evidence-based interventions for employers.
  • EthispherecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerEthisphere, a leader in business ethics and governance, partners with One Mind on research initiatives bringing expertise in organizational ethics and workplace practices to mental health programming.
  • AccenturecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerAccenture participates in the One Mind at Work program as a corporate member, implementing workplace mental health initiatives and contributing to the employer community focused on employee wellbeing.
  • Capital GroupcoreGTM or Marketing PartnerCapital Group participates in the One Mind at Work program as a corporate member, demonstrating commitment to employee mental health and using the Mental Health at Work Index for benchmarking.
  • CarlylecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerCarlyle is a corporate member of One Mind at Work, engaging in workplace mental health programs and contributing to the organization's employer-focused initiatives.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

One Mind for Research competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Modern Health: Global mental health platform combining therapy, coaching, and digital tools for employers and employees. Comparable as a workplace mental health provider, overlapping with One Mind at Work's employer audience but operating as a venture-backed care delivery business.
  • Lyra Health: A venture-backed mental health benefits platform providing therapy, coaching, and medication management to employers. Comparable as an employer mental health solution, but competes from a delivery-of-care angle rather than a benchmarking/research angle.

Broad incumbents

  • Calm: A leading consumer and employer mindfulness and mental wellness platform with broad content, meditation, and sleep offerings. Comparable as a workplace mental health and mindfulness provider, though structured as a venture-backed commercial company rather than a nonprofit.
  • Headspace: Major digital mental health and mindfulness platform with a strong B2B employer channel. Comparable as a workplace mental health offering, but commercial in structure and broader in scope than One Mind's benchmarking-and-community focus.

Others

  • Wellcome Trust: A major global charitable foundation focused on health research funding, including mental health. Comparable as a major institutional funder and supporter of mental health research, and one of One Mind's own major donors.
  • American Psychological Association: The leading US professional organization for psychologists, with advocacy, workforce, and workplace mental health initiatives. Comparable as an adjacent mental health ecosystem organization that engages both researchers and employers.

Direct peers

  • Mental Health America: One of the oldest US mental health nonprofits, focused on advocacy, screening, and workplace mental health programs. Highly comparable to One Mind's mission and structure as a membership-driven nonprofit operating at the intersection of research, advocacy, and employer engagement.
  • American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: Major US nonprofit funding suicide prevention research, advocacy, and loss support. Direct peer in mental health nonprofit research funding, advocacy, and lived-experience-centered programming.
  • Brain & Behavior Research Foundation: Funds cutting-edge neuroscience and psychiatric research, including early-career grants comparable to One Mind's Rising Star Awards. Closest peer on the research-funding side of One Mind's portfolio.
  • National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI): The largest US grassroots mental health advocacy organization, with state affiliates, employer engagement, and public education programs. Direct peer in nonprofit mental health advocacy, employer education, and community-based support.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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One Mind for Research leadership team

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Profiles12 records

One Mind for Research funding detail

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Funding rounds2 records

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One Mind for Research M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about One Mind for Research

What does One Mind for Research do?

One Mind is a brain health nonprofit that operates four integrated programs: One Mind at Work (an employer membership program that translates mental health science into workplace practices, powered by the Mental Health at Work Index), One Mind Research (research funding and the Rising Star Awards program for early-career neuroscientists), the One Mind Accelerator (a 10-week intensive program for early-stage mental health startups), and the Lived Experience Initiative (an advocacy council). The organization is funded by individual and corporate donations, foundation grants, and membership fees, and runs the annual One Mind Music Festival and Apollo & Psyche as fundraising and awareness events.

Is One Mind for Research a public or private company?

One Mind for Research is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was One Mind for Research founded?

One Mind for Research was founded in 1995. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is One Mind for Research based?

One Mind for Research is headquartered in Napa, United States, in the North America region.

How does One Mind for Research make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Individual and Corporate Donations are the primary driver. The others are foundation Grants, membership Fees (One Mind at Work) and event Revenue.

Who are One Mind for Research's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Modern Health and Lyra Health. Broad incumbents are Calm and Headspace. Others are Wellcome Trust and American Psychological Association. Direct peers are Mental Health America, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Brain & Behavior Research Foundation and National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).

Does One Mind for Research have an API?

No public API is recorded for One Mind for Research.

What industry is One Mind for Research in?

One Mind for Research's product category is Mental Health Nonprofit Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HSADAJAG, Corporate/Workplace Mindfulness & Stress-Reduction Programs, with a secondary code of EDAAAHAD, Mindfulness, Meditation & Stress Management Education. Its NAICS code is 81392 and its SIC code is 8731.

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Mirage NewsKubanek Receives One Mind Rising Star AwardJan Kubanek, an associate professor of psychiatry at WashU Medicine, received the 2026 One Mind Rising Star Award for developing a noninvasive precision ultrasound tool to modulate brain areas linked to depression. The three-year $300,000 grant is one of five awarded to early-career scientists. Major depression affects nearly 300 million people, and about one in three patients do not respond to existing treatments.FinancialContent Business PageOver $3.6M Raised to Build a More Connected Future of Mental Health at 32nd One Mind Music Festival Featuring The FrayThe 32nd One Mind Music Festival in Napa Valley raised over $3.6M to advance mental health research, with over 500 attendees and a performance by The Fray. Proceeds benefit One Mind, which has funded 59 scholars and 51 startups. The 33rd festival is scheduled for September 11, 2027.MorningstarOver $3.6M Raised to Build a More Connected Future of Mental Health at 32nd One Mind Music Festival Featuring The FrayThe 32nd One Mind Music Festival in Napa Valley raised over $3.6M from 500+ attendees, with The Fray performing. Proceeds support One Mind's mental health research, including funding 59 scholars and 51 startups. The 33rd festival is scheduled for September 11, 2027.Business Wire BlogAWARD ANNOUNCEMENT: One Mind Grants $1.5M to Rising Star Mental Health Researchers, Advancing Breakthrough Science and the Next Generation of Scientific LeadersOne Mind announced the 2026 Rising Star Awards, giving five researchers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Columbia, Harvard, Massachusetts Eye and Ear and Washington University $300,000 each over three years. The awardees, selected by One Mind's Scientific Advisory Board, will present at the 32nd One Mind Music Festival in Napa Valley on September 19, 2026.FinancialContent Business PageFESTIVAL ANNOUNCEMENT: 32nd Annual One Mind Music Festival Presented by Bank of America and Bristol Myers SquibbThe 32nd Annual One Mind Music Festival is scheduled for September 19, 2026, in Napa Valley, featuring performances by The Fray and scientific symposiums to advance mental health research. Bank of America and Bristol Myers Squibb serve as presenting sponsors for the event, which supports the nonprofit One Mind's mission through fundraising and industry collaboration.Business Wire BlogFESTIVAL ANNOUNCEMENT: 32nd Annual One Mind Music Festival Presented by Bank of America and Bristol Myers SquibbOne Mind announced that its 32nd Annual Music Festival will take place on September 19, 2026, in Napa Valley, California, featuring performances by The Fray and a scientific symposium. The event is presented by Bank of America and Bristol Myers Squibb, who serve as lead sponsors supporting the nonprofit's mission to advance mental health research.NationswellImpact Next: An interview with One Mind’s Kathy PikeNationSwell interviewed Kathy Pike, President and CEO of One Mind, regarding her leadership strategies and the organization's mission to translate mental health science into practice. Pike highlighted One Mind's three core pillars: supporting neuroscience research, accelerating innovation in mental health solutions, and implementing workplace well-being programs. She emphasized the critical need for evidence-based, adequately dosed interventions and discussed both the opportunities and risks associated with integrating AI into mental health care.Capital Analytics AssociatesSpotlight On: Sarah Tol, Chief Strategy & Growth Officer, One Mind - caaSarah Tol, chief strategy and growth officer of mental health nonprofit One Mind, discussed the organization's programs in an interview, including its efforts to advance workplace mental health through research funding, a startup accelerator, and employer coalitions. One Mind received a grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation to launch a demonstration project in Pittsburgh that will create a regional workplace mental health benchmark, with currently 15 organizations engaged and a goal to reach 30 for meaningful data publication. The organization also highlighted data showing that only one in four organizations have a formal mental health strategy despite 70% of leaders saying they care, positioning its programs as bridging the gap between commitment and action.Capital Analytics AssociatesWhy mental health is still being overlooked in the workplace - caaA 2025 report by One Mind reveals that while nearly 75% of U.S. workers experienced mental health symptoms, most employers lack formal strategies to address the issue effectively. The findings indicate that organizations with robust mental health strategies experience significantly lower turnover rates and higher employee engagement compared to those treating symptoms reactively.OnemindOne Mind Accelerator Announces Third Cohort of Mental Health StartupsOne Mind announced the 2025 cohort of its Accelerator program in Menlo Park, CA, comprising sixteen startups innovating in mental health solutions. These early-stage companies will undergo a ten-week immersion program to enhance their business models and improve access to mental healthcare. This cohort represents One Mind's ongoing commitment to addressing mental health challenges through innovation and collaboration.