Gillea Allison

Greater Good: Dallas Business Community Unites To Revamp CitySquare’s Food Pantry Leadership Dallas chooses a community project supporting a local nonprofit each year, with CitySquare being chosen for 2020. Although this is a year like no other, as Gillea Allison puts it, "When Dallas sets its mind on something, it gets it done—and this project was no different." Funds raised beyond the cost of renovation were presented to CitySquare to support the ongoing food pantry needs.

Greater Good: Dallas Business Community Unites To Revamp CitySquare’s Food Pantry Leadership Dallas chooses a community project supporting a local nonprofit each year, with CitySquare being chosen for 2020. Although this is a year like no other, as Gillea Allison puts it, "When Dallas sets its mind on something, it gets it done—and this project was no different." Funds raised beyond the cost of renovation were presented to CitySquare to support the ongoing food pantry needs.

Wick the yogi When I was seven, I looked at my mom and said matter of factly: “I don’t have a dad. I have a Wick Allison.” This critical distinction as a young child kept many therapists employed for decades. But it was a necessary, early acceptance that my life was simply going to be different than those of my peers or the families I saw on tv. There would be no “Indian Princess” sleepovers or Father-daughter middle school dances; God forbid I dare to even ask.