Most months, our Alliance hosts a group event or meeting. We have events for families, couples, alliance members and guests, daytime and evening programming. Each month you will receive an invitation in the mail as well as E-News and Punchbowl invites for our events which we call Programs.

Find your place in our Alliance by joining a Special Interest Group or more than one. These are smaller groups who meet up for a shared interest from Needle crafts, touristing our hometowns in Hometown Explorers, hang out with male Alliance members or member spouses in Men Married to Medicine, a walking group and book clubs. Click on more to see a complete group of Special Interest Groups.

One fun way to get to know other Alliance members is by attending a Pop Up Social. These are impromtu social outings. When you sign up to be part of the Pop Ups Special Interest Group, you will be invited to hang out with Alliance members for dinners out, movies, musicals, museum outings, happy hours or anything else you or another Pop Ups member would like to do. Contact Trupti Shah tjshah602@gmail.com to be added to the invite list. Pop Ups invites are generally by group text.

Helping make our communities healthier for everyone!

The TCMS Alliance has a long history of serving our community through health related education, fundraising and service. Whether we are serving alongside one another or other community leaders, raising money, collecting needed clothing and supplies or raising awareness, there is a place for you to serve through the Alliance.

Our community health initiatives have changed over the years, but we have been and always will be dedicated to helping make quality healthcare available to all of our neighbors and educating our community on living healthy.

Keep an eye on our E-News for opportunities to serve. Reach out to the specific project's committee chair or our VP of Community Health for more information on how to be involved and to be on a contact list for service. Contact information is on the SERVE page.

For more than 20 years, Alliance members have supported efforts to provide equity in healthcare through immunizing children, teens and adults in Tarrant County who are without a medical home and health insurance through our partnerships with the Immunization Collaboration of Tarrant County and the TMA education programs of Be Wise Immunize and now Vaccines Defend What Matter. When Covid-19 vaccines first became available in our community, Alliance Members joined first responders to provide ad hoc clinics to immunize our community against the Covid-19 virus.