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151		AUSTIN, TX
152		SEGUIN, TX
153		San Antonio, TX
154		SAN ANTONIO, TX
155		EL PASO, TX
156		Austin, TX
157		SAN ANTONIO, TX
158		SEGUIN, TX
159		Austin, TX
160		KELLER, TX
161		TEMPLE, TX
162		ROUND TOP, TX
163		PORT ISABEL, TX
164		AUSTIN, TX
165		HARLINGEN, TX
166		EL PASO, TX
167		SAN MARCOS, TX
168		ROUND ROCK, TX
169		AUSTIN, TX
170		HOUSTON, TX
171		WACO, TX
172		HOUSTON, TX
173		TEMPLE, TX
174		SAN ANTONIO, TX
175		ALPINE, TX
176		MCALLEN, TX
177		Tilden, TX
178		NEW BRAUNFELS, TX
179		Houston, TX
180		Austin, TX
181		BAYTOWN, TX
182		Mart, TX
183		AUSTIN, TX
184		DALLAS, TX
185		DALLAS, TX
186		LEVELLAND, TX
187		SHERMAN, TX
188		DALLAS, TX
189		DENTON, TX
190		AMARILLO, TX
191		ROCKWALL, TX
192		DALLAS, TX
193		ARLINGTON, TX
194		DALLAS, TX
195		LEVELLAND, TX
196		Dallas, TX
197		PALESTINE, TX
198		GAINESVILLE, TX
199		GRAND PRAIRIE, TX
200		BIG SPRING, TX

IS A NATIONAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION, HEADQUARTERED IN AUSTIN, TEXAS, DEDICATED TO IMPROVING LIVES OF PEOPLE AFFECTED BY CANCER FROM POINT OF DIAGNOSIS THROUGHOUT THEIR ENTIRE CANCER JOURNEY. SINCE INCEPTION 1997, HAS BEEN A VOICE FOR CANCER SURVIVORS AND HAS SUPPORTED MORE THAN 10.9 MILLION PEOPLE. IS FOCUSED ON SEARCHING FOR MOST OVERLOOKED PROBLEMS IN CANCER CARE AND THEN FINDING AND FUNDING SOLUTIONS THAT CAN HELP PEOPLE RIGHT AWAY. ACCOMPLISHES THIS IN THREE WAYS: THROUGH ITS SURVIVORSHIP PROGRAMS, ITS COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS WITH COMMUNITY AND GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS, AND ITS SOLUTION GRANTS PROGRAM FINDING INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO EVERYDAY PROBLEMS FACED BY CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

DEVELOPMENT OF MUSICAL LITERACY AND APPRECIATION OF THE WORLD OF MUSIC.

The organization is organized and will be operated exclusively for the charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and its successor provisions. In furtherance of these purposes, the organization shall sponsor a volunteer project to repair the homes of the poor, elderly, and handicapped persons. The organization helps foster and support growth and development in the real estate industry in the area. Grants awarded to the will be utilized to promote affordable housing and development within the area.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGY GRANTS TO FINANCIALLY CHALLENGED INDIVIDUALS AND QUALIFIED, TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SAN ANTONIO, CORPUS CHRISTI, AND AUSTIN MARKETS.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND MEDICAL SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND MAINTAIN A , MUSEUM AND MEETING FACILITY IN , TEXAS.

Organized to provide support and/or management of any charitable educational or literacy undertaking. Education of officers and emergency personnel to help ensure highest quality of training and educational standards. College scholarships, in-the-line-of-duty death benefits and disaster relief.

PROVIDES SERVICES and GRANTS TO THE FIVE SCHOOLS IN THE ALAMO HEIGHTS SCHOOL DISTRIC SERVING APPROXIMATELY 4,800 STUDENTS

PROVIDE EDUCATION ABOUT THE OUTDOORS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS AND ACTIVITIES, PRIMARILY TO THE YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY, WHILE SUPPORTING OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND YOUTH THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

Provide scholarships, education grants, and community partner grants.

To accept contributions of funds, used furniture, clothing and others items for shipment to Romanian Non-Profit Foundation providing services and support to churches and villages throughout Romania and Support Immigrants and Refugees in the Fort Worth, Texas area.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO TEMPLE, TX INC. IN SERVICE PROJECTS AND FINANCIAL FUNDING FOR LOCAL AND COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENTS, ASSIST IN CARING FOR NEEDY FAMILIES AND STUDENTS AND SUPPORT LITERACY PROGRAMS.

THE FAMILY SHALL BE AN OPEN ACCESSIBLE INSTITUTION PROVIDING INFORMATION THAT ENLIGHTENS AND ENRICHES THE COMMUNITY BY PRESERVING RURAL CULTURE, CHARACTER AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN A CLIMATE THAT ENCOURAGES SELF-EXPRESSION, STIMULATES THE JOY OF READING, CULTIVATES THE APPRECIATION OF BEAUTY AND INSPIRES THE SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE. THE SHALL MAKE ITS COLLECTIONS AND FACILITIES ACCESIBLE TO THE COMMUNITY IN ORDER TO SUPPORT THE ENJOYMENT AND EDIFICATION OF ALL AREA CITIZENS REGARDLESS OF AGE, CULTURAL BACKGROUND OR EDUCATION. THE SHALL BE A RESOURCE FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN ADDITION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

THE AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS WITH GRANTS FROM THE TEXAS INTERNATIONAL FISHING TOURNAMENT,

PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY BANKERS AND TEACH FINANCIAL LITERACY

TO SUPPORT CENTER HARLINGEN WITH FUTURE REVENUE

FOCUSES ON ISSUES IMPORTANT TO U.S./MEXICAN BORDER, SUCH AS WATER CONSERVATION, IMPROVING ENVIROMENTAL CONDITIONS AND ADDRESSING CONCERN ARISING FROM A GROWING POPULATION. ALSO REGRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS. FINALLY, WILL ATTEMPT TO STIMULATE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTIONS AND PROGRAMS ALONG BORDER.

Provides grants to 501 (c) (3) organizations in the communities served by Communications funded primarily by Communications employees.

MANAGE ENDOWED FUNDS AND DISTRIBUTE OPERATIONAL GRANTS TO ENSURE LONG-TERM FINANCIAL STABILITY FOR A FAMILY OF NONPROFIT MINISTRIES.

WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1902 TO PROMOTE, SUPPORT, AND IMPROVE SERVICES IN .

N/A- ONLY MAKES GRANTS.

PROVIDE FUNDS TO VARIOUS NEEDY 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS FOR OPERATIONAL EXPENSES. IN 2019 GRANTS WERE MADE TO FIVE SEC. 501(C)(3) PUBLIC CHARITIES.

ONLY MAKES GRANTS. IN 2021 GRANTS WERE MADE TO 14 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

IS A SERVICE ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT ENCOURAGE LITERACY, HELPS NEEDY INDIVIDUALS AND IMPROVES COMMUNITIES LOCALLY, NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.

PROMOTE USE LIBRARY SYSTEM; ENCOURAGE EXTENSION AND IMPROVEMENT ITS SERVICE.

To provide services to and community. This includes administration Grants providing transportation services to . Also provide volunteer services within local community.

TO IMPROVE THE CRITICAL NEEDS THE COMMUNITY BY INITIATING OR COLLABORTATING WITH COMMUNITY GROUPS. FUNDS ARE RASIED THROUGH MEMBERSHIP DUES, COOKBOOK SALES AND FUNDRAISING, AND DISTRIBUTED INTO THE COMMUNITY THROUGH COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, CLASSROOM GRANTS AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS.

Grants

Support Mountbatten House Retirement Home, a not-for-profit retirement facility which provides care and services for up to 24 residents, by making regular grants (donations) for repairs and maintenance and to enable quality life enhancements such as outings, entertainment, landscaped gardens, etc.

Foster social interaction of members, promote literacy, and encourage support for charitable organizations.

Parent-Teacher Association at is dedicated to providing enrichment and educational activities and events for students that attend the school including field trips reading and math programs and sponsoring student parent teacher events.

TO SOLICIT AND RECEIVE DONATIONS, GIFTS, AND GRANTS ON BEHALF OF , ITS DEPENDENTS, AND ITS ACTIVITIES.

Promote the health, education and literacy of the residents of Mart, TX

GRANTS FOR MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENT

THE "") WAS ORGANIZED IN 1939 AS A TEXAS NON-PROFIT CORPORATION, COMMITTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND PATIENT CARE IN THE NORTH TEXAS COMMUNITY AND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. IN 1943, THE ESTABLISHED COLLEGE, NOW KNOWN AS UT CENTER (THE "CENTER"). THE CONTINUES TO RAISE AND MANAGE PRIVATE PHILANTHROPIC DOLLARS PRIMARILY FOR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE CENTER THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

THE IS COMMITTED TO SERVING CHARITABLE NEEDS BOTH DOMESTICALLY AND ABROAD THROUGH CHARITABLE GRANTS AND SERVICES AT THE DISCRETION THE BOARD TRUSTEES.

ADMIN FEDERAL AND STATE GRANTS TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES AND INITIATIVES FOR INDIVIDUALS ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY, THEREBY HELPING PEOPLE AND CHANGING LIVES. THE AGENCY VISION IS EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES THROUGH SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

THE FOUNDATION DOES NOT ENGAGE IN DIRECT ACTIVITIES. THE FOUNDATION MAKES GRANTS TO SPECIFIC CHARITIES.

Association is committed to dissemination knowledge to individuals in field reading, writing, and speech disorders and associated disorders and further their work through encouragement study and research concerning nature such disorders, creation/maintenance facilities for diagnosis and treatment such disorders, counseling opportunities to deal with such disorders, and funding facilities for training personnel in identification, diagnosis, and treatment such disorders.

One of the Councils primary focuses is to provide financial support to its member organizations, giving over $1.5 million in grants since 1980. In addition, the presents high quality exhibitions in its galleries, featuring both local and national artists. In 2011, The began a partnership with the College of Music at the University of North Texas to curate exhibits of regional artists in the Murchison Performing Center expanding the reach and visibility of area artists to new audiences.

SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OF AMARILLO AREA FOUNDATION, INC. MEETING CHARITABLE NEEDS THROUGH DISCRETIONARY GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED THROUGHOUT TEXAS PANHANDLE.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT

Guided by principles human compassion and dignity, our mission is to welcome refugees, immigrants, and other displaced people and support them in integrating and thriving in their new communities.

EDUCATE AND INFORM PEOPLE OF BIBLICAL TRUTHS BY SPREADING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST THROUGHOUT THE WORLD VIA LIVE MEETINGS, TEACHING AT BIBLE COLLEGES, NEWSLETTERS, BOOKS, AND CDS

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO MUSIC STUDENTS AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF DALLAS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

SECURE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS FOR STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS-IN-AID AND FOR GRANTS AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT THAT ADVANCES AND ENRICHES THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM OF , LEVELLAND, TEXAS.

Grants to other 501(c)(3) organizations

CITY OF - FOR THE BENEFIT OF PUBLIC

SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO STUDENTS OF NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE

FOUNDATION SEEKS TO IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY , TEXAS THROUGH GRANTS TO PROVIDE FOR IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AND TO LOCAL 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO HOWARD COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT BY FUNDING GRANTS TO COLLEGE AND PROVIDING FUNDING FOR SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS ADMINISTERED BY COLLEGE.

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