Showing top 200 of 269 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | AGAPE MISSIONS FOR BRAZIL Training of ministers, and outreach to children, and to those incarcerated. | Canyon, TX | |
| 152 | LAMAR COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS INC OBTAIN INFORMATION ABOUT CRIMES, WANTED PERSONS and CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES | PARIS, TX | |
| 153 | RON BRIGMON MINISTRIES INC CHRISTIAN MINISTRY TO THOSE INCARCERATED IN CENTRAL TEXAS | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 154 | DALLAS TRIAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION LEGAL EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING; PROMOTION OF LEGAL PROFESSION AND RENDERING SERVICES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 155 | DALLAS ASSOCIATION OF YOUNG LAWYERS FOUNDATION TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR LAW RELATED EDUCATION AND CHARITABLE AID FOR THE PUBLIC. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 156 | Denton County Crime Stoppers Inc To assist law enforecement. | Denton, TX | |
| 157 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED FRAUD EXAMINERS DALLAS CHAPTER The Dallas Area Chapter supports the international mission of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners through its educational programs and seminars, which promote an enhanced awareness of fraud prevention, detection and investigation techniques among its membership and throughout the business and law enforcement communities. At the same time, program attendees are provided an opportunity to earn their annual continuing education credits and network with a diverse group of professionals in related fields. | Dallas, TX | |
| 158 | PTA TEXAS CONGRESS The purpose or purposes of Crestview Elementary PTA, in common with National PTA and Texas PTA, are:A. to promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, places of worship, and throughout the community;B. to raise the standards of home life;C. to advocate for laws that further the education, physical and mental health, welfare, and safety of children and youth;D. to promote the collaboration and engagement of families and educators in the education of children and youth;E. to engage the public in united efforts to secure the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social well-being of all children and youth; andF. to advocate for fiscal responsibility regarding public tax dollars in public education funding.The purpose of the National PTA, the Texas PTA and this Local PTA are promoted through advocacy and education in collaboration with parents, families, teachers, educators, students, and the public and developed through conferences, committees, projects, and programs. | WOLFFORTH, TX | |
| 159 | CITYSQUARE THE ORGANIZATION IS A SOCIAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATION FIGHTING THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF POVERTY THROUGH AN INTERLOCKING NETWORK OF PROGRAMS ORGANIZED INTO FOUR VERTICALS: HUNGER, HEALTH, HOUSING AND HOPE. THROUGH THE PROVISION OF FOOD, MEDICAL CARE, LEGAL ASSISTANCE, HOUSING AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN, IT PROVIDES MEANINGFUL LIFE TRANSFORMATION TO THE COMMUNITY. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 160 | PTA TEXAS CONGRESS to promote the welfare of children and youth in home school places of worship and throughout the communityto raise the standards of home life to advocate for laws that further the education physical and mental health welfare and safety of child | PLANO, TX | |
| 161 | PTA TEXAS CONGRESS Student Advocacy, Parent Teacher Association, 5718: To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, community and place of worship; to raise the standards on home life; to secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. | Keller, TX | |
| 162 | MOORE COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS INC CRIMESTOPPERS PROMOTES COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN THE APPRE- HENSION OF CRIMINALS BY OFFERING CASH REWARDS FOR TIPS RESULTING IN THEIR ARREST AND/OR CONVICTION. | DUMAS, TX | |
| 163 | LAWN VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTERS THE LAWN VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTERS ARE COMMITTED TO PROTECT AND SERVE OUR COMMUNITY TO MINIMIZE THE LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY FROM FIRE, MEDICAL, OR OTHER | LAWN, TX | |
| 164 | Texas Chief Deputies Association Continuing Education for Law Enforcement Officers | Lubbock, TX | |
| 165 | DALLAS HISPANIC BAR ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Dallas Hispanic Bar Association is to promote the social, economic, educational, and civic advancement of the DFW Metroplex Hispanic community.The DHBA represents and advocates the interests of DFW Hispanic attorneys and their communities; fosters fellowship between the members of the DHBA and other members of the legal profession; encourages and promotes professional growth and good standing; develops and encourages cooperation with other organizations of minority attorneys; and plans community outreach events that provide legal assistance to the Hispanic community. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 166 | PTA TEXAS CONGRESS To promote the welfare of children and youth in home school community and place of worship To raise the standards of home life to secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth To bring into closer relation the home and schoo | PLANO, TX | |
| 167 | Nan Travis Foundation The purposes of the Corporation are charitable within ghe mean of Section 501(c)(3)of the IRS Code 1986, as amended, or the corresponding provision(s) of any subsequent Federal tax law, specifically for th epurposes of making distributions to entities described herein. | Jacksonville, TX | |
| 168 | SAN ANGELO POLICE OFFICERS COALITION THE GENERAL OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSOCIATION CONSIST OF PROMOTING BENEVOLENT, EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE, CIVIC, PATRIOTIC, AND FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES AMONG ITS MEMBERS. THE SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE TO PRESERVE AND STRENGTHEN COMRADESHIP AMONG ITS MEMBERS; TO IMPROVE WAGES, HOURS OF WORK, SECURITY, ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, LEGISLATIVE, SOCIAL, POLITICAL, AND RECREATIONAL INTEREST OF ITS MEMBERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND OTHERS; TO DEFEND AND EXTEND DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS, PROCEDURES, CIVIL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES OF ITS MEMBERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND OTHERS; TO MAINTAIN TRUE ALLEGIANCE AND FAITH IN THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS AND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. | SAN ANGELO, TX | |
| 169 | Rockwall, TX | ||
| 170 | Dallas, TX | ||
| 171 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 172 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 173 | HENDERSON, TX | ||
| 174 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 175 | PLANO, TX | ||
| 176 | Addison, TX | ||
| 177 | LUBBOCK, TX | ||
| 178 | San Antonio, TX | ||
| 179 | TYLER, TX | ||
| 180 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 181 | SAN ANGELO, TX | ||
| 182 | OLD OCEAN, TX | ||
| 183 | Houston, TX | ||
| 184 | CONROE, TX | ||
| 185 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 186 | GALVESTON, TX | ||
| 187 | BEAUMONT, TX | ||
| 188 | Katy, TX | ||
| 189 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 190 | Conroe, TX | ||
| 191 | LEAGUE CITY, TX | ||
| 192 | CYPRESS, TX | ||
| 193 | Houston, TX | ||
| 194 | ANGLETON, TX | ||
| 195 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 196 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 197 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 198 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 199 | Houston, TX | ||
| 200 | Houston, TX | ||
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