Watch Highlights from the 31st One Mind Music Festival, Presented by Bank of America and Bristol Myers Squibb, Featuring Train (Sept. 13, 2025)

Leaders in science, philanthropy, business, and entertainment came together at Staglin Family Vineyard in Napa Valley on Saturday, September 13, for the 31st Annual One Mind Music Festival, and together we raised a record-breaking $4.1M, the highest total in the festival’s history. Presented by Bank of America and Bristol Myers Squibb, the festival welcomed more than 450 guests. Since 1995, it has grown into one of the world’s most influential mental health fundraisers, impacting more than 30 million lives worldwide.

The day opened with the Science & Innovation Symposium, made possible by Kaiser Permanente. Keynotes from Dr. Regina Dugan, President & CEO of Wellcome Leap, and Dr. Susanne Ahmari, Wellcome Leap Program Director, Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, and 2018 One Mind Rising Star Award recipient, spotlighted breakthroughs in brain health. Our 2025 Rising Star Awardees, the founders of One Mind Accelerator companies Ampa Health and Freedom Biosciences, and leaders from One Mind at Work and the One Mind Lived Experience Council also took the stage.

That evening, remarks from Liz Minick of Bank of America and Laura Gault of Bristol Myers Squibb set the stage for Grammy Award–winning band Train. In a concert made possible by JaM Cellars, the band played fan favorites like “Drops of Jupiter” and “Hey, Soul Sister,” and lead singer Pat Monahan spoke about the importance of mental health in every community. Guests also enjoyed a premier tasting from more than 70 top vintners, paired with bites from Chef Dustin Valette of Valette in Healdsburg, while VIP guests gathered for a four-course dinner under the stars by Chef Angelo Auriana. During dinner, we honored Armand de Maigret, Estate Manager of Screaming Eagle Winery, with the Honored Vintner Award for his enduring support of the festival.

Proceeds benefit One Mind™, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit transforming mental health through science, innovation, and lived experience. As of 2025, One Mind has funded 54 scholars, supported 37 mental health startups, and partnered with more than 150 global companies to improve workplace mental health. Thank you for your continued support!