Showing top 200 of 281 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | ANY BABY CAN OF AUSTIN INC WITH A FOCUS ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT, ANY BABY CAN PROVIDES IN-HOME THERAPY (PHYSICAL, SPEECH, OCCUPATIONAL), PARENT EDUCATION, MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING, MEDICAL CASE MANAGEMENT, RESOURCE NAVIGATION AND OTHER FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES. | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 102 | QUAD COUNTIES COUNCIL ON ALCHOHOL TO PROVIDE GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING SERVICES FOR BEHAVIRAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE | DEL RIO, TX | |
| 103 | ST VINCENT DEPAUL REHABILITATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO PHYSICALLY and MENTALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS, INCLUDING COUNSELING, EVALUATION, EDUCATION, JOB TRAINING and TREATMENT. | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 104 | Guadalupe County United Way Improve the quality of life throughout Guadalupe County by raising and allocating funds to addres a broad range of health, well-being, and human service needs. | Seguin, TX | |
| 105 | THE SIMS FOUNDATION INC SIMS FOUNDATION PROVIDES MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE RECOVERY SERVICES FOR MUSICIANS, MUSIC INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS, AND THEIR FAMILIES TO SUPPORT THE WELL-BEING OF THE AUSTIN MUSIC COMMUNITY. | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 106 | FOR THE LOVE OF KIDS AND HARLEYS INC FUND CHARITIES FOCUSED ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT, SAFETY AND WELL-BEING IN COMMUNITIES WHERE HD OPERATES. | NEW BRAUNFELS, TX | |
| 107 | CHILDRENS BEREAVEMENT CENTER OF TO FOSTER HEALING FOR GRIEVING YOUTH, THEIR FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY THROUGH PEER SUPPORT PROGRAMS, COUNSELING, TRAINING, EDUCATION AND OUTREACH. | SAN ANTONIO, TX | |
| 108 | MCKENNA HEALTH MANAGEMENT TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO ENHANCE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE NEW BRAUNFELS COMMUNITY. | NEW BRAUNFELS, TX | |
| 109 | HILL COUNTRY CHRISTIAN COUNSELING INC NEW HOPE PROVIDES THE HIGHEST QUALITY COUNSELING AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR ALL AGES, UTILIZING AFFORDABLE EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES TO PROMOTE PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND INDEPENDENCE | KERRVILLE, TX | |
| 110 | THE WELL COMMUNITY The Well Community is a community of people bringing hope and stability to adults in Dallas with severe and persistent mental illness by building community, meeting vital needs, and empowering lives. The Well focuses on core issues related to mental illness (despair, isolation, poverty) by offering a restorative environment, healthy relationships and case management. | Dallas, TX | |
| 111 | PTA TEXAS CONGRESS To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, places of worship, and throughout the community. To raise the standards of home life. To advocate for laws that further the education, physical and mental health, welfare, and safety of children and youth. To promote the collaboration and engagement of families and educators in the education of children and youth. To engage the public in united efforts to secure the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social well-being of all children and youth, and to advocate for fiscal responsibility regarding public tax dollars in public education funding. | Frisco, TX | |
| 112 | ROBINS HAVEN OF HOPE INC TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL AIDS/HIV TESTING AND COUNSELING TO CORE COMMUNITIES TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND INCREASE AWARENESS OF THESE DIESEASES AND TO HELP DECREASE THE SPREAD OF THE DESEASES TO CHILDREN AND MENTALLY ILL | HOUSTON, TX | |
| 113 | Houston Advertising Federation Inc dba The mission of the American Advertising Federation-Houston is to advance the advertising profession in the greater Houston area by supporting industry recruitment and education; by communicating to the regional business and professional communities, as well as to governmental organizations, the economic and social value of advertising; by fostering improvement of its effectiveness; and by promoting ethical self-regulation.The American Advertising Federation ("AAF") headquartered in Washington, D.C., is the oldest national advertising trade association of 40,000 advertising industry professionals in a national network of 150+ local federations in 15 districts across the nation. AAF acts as the "Unifying Voice for Advertising", protects and promotes the well-being of advertising through a unique, nationally coordinated grassroots network of advertisers, brands and agencies, service providers, media companies, local advertising federations and 200 student Chapters with 5,000+ members. | Houston, TX | |
| 114 | AMERICAN LEGION POST 200 - WALLIS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 200 - WALLIS IS TO BE ABLE THROUGH FUNDRAISING, SPECIAL EVENTS, HALL RENTALS, DUES, DONATIONS and INTEREST INCOME TO PROVIDE MONETARY ASSISTANCE TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE THE WELL-BEING and GOOD MORAL UPBRINGING OF OUR YOUNG ADULTS, PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN NEED, PROVIDE AVENUES FOR THE PURPOSE OF ACHIEVING HIGHER EDUCATION; AND THROUGH ALL OF THESE ACTIVITIES PROMOTE and PRESERVE THE MEMORY and DEDICATION OF THOSE MEN and WOMEN, REGARDLESS OF RACE OR RELIGION, WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR OUR COUNTRY, FOR DEMOCRACY and FOR THE FREEDOM THAT WE HAVE TODAY IN OUR DAILY LIVES, PROMOTE PEACE and GOODWILL AMONG THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES and ALL NATIONS ON EARTH. | WALLIS, TX | |
| 115 | Volunteer Healthcare Clinic Inc Our mission is to improve the health of the uninsured and working poor by providing access to high quality health care and prevention education. Our vision is to help create and sustain a healthy community where all people have access to healthcare and personal well-being. | Austin, TX | |
| 116 | 644 Casis Elementary PTA Inc Casis Elementary PTA is a powerful voice for children, a relevant resource for families and the community, and a strong advocate for the education and well-being of every child at Casis Elementary School. | Austin, TX | |
| 117 | HELEN MAY LARSON CHARITABLE TRUST F0769600 FOR THE PURPOSES OF FORM 990, THE ORGANIZATION WILL REFER TO FROST BANK, THE INSTITUTIONAL TRUSTEE OF THIS CHARITABLE TRUST. THE TRUSTEE CARRIES OUT THE INTENT AND DIRECTIONS PROVIDED IN THE GOVERNING DOCUMENTS OF THE TRUST. THE GRANTOR OF THIS TRUST INTENDED THAT IT SHALL BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF CANCER THERAPY WITH UT HEALTH (AN ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE) UNDER THE OFFICIAL RECORD DATED 7/27/1998. | SAN ANTONIO, TX | |
| 118 | Monahans Chamber of Commerce To preserve and continue to improve the economic and social well-being of our community. | Monahans, TX | |
| 119 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 120 | Dallas, TX | ||
| 121 | Amarillo, TX | ||
| 122 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 123 | FORT WORTH, TX | ||
| 124 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 125 | PLAINVIEW, TX | ||
| 126 | Fort Worth, TX | ||
| 127 | FORT WORTH, TX | ||
| 128 | Dallas, TX | ||
| 129 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 130 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 131 | IRVING, TX | ||
| 132 | PARIS, TX | ||
| 133 | ABILENE, TX | ||
| 134 | DENISON, TX | ||
| 135 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 136 | Southlake, TX | ||
| 137 | Fort Worth, TX | ||
| 138 | Dallas, TX | ||
| 139 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 140 | ADDISON, TX | ||
| 141 | AMARILLO, TX | ||
| 142 | AMARILLO, TX | ||
| 143 | AMARILLO, TX | ||
| 144 | Plano, TX | ||
| 145 | WOLFFORTH, TX | ||
| 146 | PLANO, TX | ||
| 147 | ARLINGTON, TX | ||
| 148 | WICHITA FALLS, TX | ||
| 149 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 150 | Granbury, TX | ||
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