Showing top 200 of 492 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | ALLIANCE IN RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY TO BE A RESOURCE AND A SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR THE WOMEN WHO HAVE HAD MASTECTOMIES AS A RESULT OF BREAST CANCER OR BRCA+ GENETIC MUTATIONS, EDUCATING THEM ON RECONSTRUCTION OPTIONS, AND ULTIMATELY ASSISTING THEM WITH THE COST OF RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 102 | DANIEL AND KIMBERLY CHEW FOUNDATION ORGANIZATION WAS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES. THE BUSINESS ACTIVITY FOR SAID ORGANIZATION IS TO CREATE AN ENTITY TO PLACE ASSETS IN THAT WOULD BE DISTRIBUTED TO NON-PROFIT AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. | ROUND ROCK, TX | |
| 103 | RANDY L WENDT FOUNDATION THE RANDLY L. WENDT FOUNDATION IS AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PERFORMING CHARITABLE, CIVIC, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE MEANING OF IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) AND TEXAS TAX CODE SECTION 11.18(C) AND SPECIFICALLY TO PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES OF MURDER VICTIMS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO MEMBERS OF FAMILIES OF MURDER VICTIMS. THE FOUNDATION INTENDS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR TUITION, BOOKS, AND RELATED EQUIPMENT FOR THE EDUCATIONAL BENEFIT OF FAMILIES OF MURDER VICTIMS, WITH FAMILIES BEING DEFINED AS PARENTS, CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN, AND/OR SIBLINGS OF MURDER VICTIMS. | AMARILLO, TX | |
| 104 | THE BUILDING CONSERVATION TRUST THE BUILDING CONSERVATION TRUST (BCT) WAS CREATED TO PROVIDE VITAL FUNDING FOR GRASSROOTS-DRIVEN PROJECTS THAT ACHIEVE ONE OR MORE OF FIVE KEY OBJECTIVES: RESTORE THE DEGRADED HABITATS; CREATE NEW HABITATS; ADVANCE THE SCIENCE OF COASTAL HABITAT RESTORATION AND MARINE FISHERIES CONSERVATION; FOSTER HABITAT STEWARDSHIP, AND EDUCATE COASTAL COMMUNITIES ON THE VALUE OFCONSERVATION. | HOUSTON, TX | |
| 105 | TURN IT GOLD Turn It Gold Fund raises awareness of and money towards childhood cancer with a goal to change the lives of children impacted by the disease We work primarily with businesses schools and universities to engage the audiences patrons owners student body faculty staff parents fans and anyone affiliated to inform excite and promote our cause Our funds are distributed to support improvement in current research and longterm survivorship specifically to Childrens Oncology Group Cancer Research Greehey Childrens Cancer Research Institute at UT Health Science Center San Antonio Long-Term Survivorship Research | HOUSTON, TX | |
| 106 | The Neema-Huruma Foundation Inc THE ORGANIZATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501 (C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, OR CORRESPONDING SECTION OF ANY FUTURE FEDERAL TAX CODE. | Dallas, TX | |
| 107 | PTA TEXAS CONGRESS To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school and throughout the community; to promote the collaboration and engagement of families and educators in the education of children and youth;The association is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific,literary, and educational purposes and to promote the health and welfare of children and youth in the community. | Rockwall, TX | |
| 108 | THE DALLAS EC ENCOURAGE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN DALLAS BY ENCOURAGING AND EQUIPPING THE ENTREPRENEURIAL COMMUNITY TO BE ONE OF THE BEST STARTUP ECOSYSTEMS IN THE WORLD. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 109 | E4 YOUTH INCORPORATED E4 YOUTH USES THE ARTS, SCIENCES, AND TECHNOLOGY TO HELP YOUTH FIND AND PURUSE PATHWAYS TO SUCCESSFUL CAREERS IN THE CREATIVE ECONOMY THROUGH HANDS-ON TRAINING, ACTIVE MENTORSHIP, AND EXPOSURE TO REAL WORLD OPPORTUNITIES. | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 110 | OHANA MINISTRIES INC CREATING INTENTIONAL SUPPORT SYSTEMS | DUNCANVILLE, TX | |
| 111 | TEXOMA REGIONAL FOUNDATION Texoma Regional Foundation (The Foundation) was founded in 2013 exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes under Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future tax code, working to improve the quality of life for citizens of the Texoma Regional (Cooke, Fannin, Grayson Counties) through an assortment of activities: - connecting and networking interested agencies, programs, and grassroots organizations to form collaborative partnerships that will work together to expand and enhance projects and activities to improve the quality of life of residents of the Texoma Region. - advocating for programs and improve funding for community services within the Texoma Region. - implementing, growing, and sustaining a variety of programs that will address the community needs of the Texoma Region. | Sherman, TX | |
| 112 | 501 PROCTER STREET INC THE ORGANIZATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES , INCLUDING , FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALITY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND TO ASSIST THE CITY OF PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION IN FINANCING, CONSTRUCTIONG, REHABILITATIOG, RENOVATING, REPAIRING, EQUIPPING FURNITURE, LEASING PROPERTIES, FACITITIES, STREET IMPROVEMENTS AND PARKING LOTS. | PORT ARTHUR, TX | |
| 113 | AUSTIN SCIENCE EDUCATION FOUNDATION SEE SCHEDULE O - PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 114 | Agape Foundation Inc True Freedom Ministries, Inc.True Freedom Prison Ministry is collaborating with the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections, other nonprofit organizations, and public groups to rehabilitate those incarcerated and to prepare them for successful reintegration. These efforts are creating a culture change within the prison system, changing hearts and minds of those we touch and creating a climate that contributes to the development of pro-social values and behaviors which are tangible and sustainable through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The cornerstone of the rehabilitation process is individuals accepting personal responsibility for their actions, and their commitment to life-affirming change found only in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. With a foundation of faith, prisoners can take advantage of educational opportunities and prepare themselves for reentry. This multi-faceted approach prepares former prisoners for their return to society in so many ways. They are bette | Dallas, TX | |
| 115 | BAYOU MICROFUND BUSINESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP MENTORING PROGRAM ORGANISED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES. | HOUSTON, TX | |
| 116 | MEADOWS MENTAL HEALTH POLICY TO PROVIDE INDEPENDENT, NON-PARTISAN, AND TRUSTED POLICY AND PROGRAM GUIDANCE THAT CREATES SYSTEMIC CHANGES SO ALL TEXANS CAN OBTAIN EFFECTIVE, EFFICIENT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE WHEN AND WHERE THEY NEED IT. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 117 | GCPA EMPOWERING FOUNDATION The mission of GCPA Empowering Foundation is exclusively for charitable, scientific, literary, and/or education purposes as allowed by Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal revenue Code of 1986, as amended and applicable regulations. | CEDAR PARK, TX | |
| 118 | DESIGN CONNECT CREATE Helping Girls Realize the Potential in STEM and Themselves. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 119 | MCALLEN, TX | ||
| 120 | SUGAR LAND, TX | ||
| 121 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 122 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 123 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 124 | FORT WORTH, TX | ||
| 125 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 126 | Marshall, TX | ||
| 127 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 128 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 129 | MCKINNEY, TX | ||
| 130 | EL PASO, TX | ||
| 131 | MISSION, TX | ||
| 132 | BULLARD, TX | ||
| 133 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 134 | Dallas, TX | ||
| 135 | WACO, TX | ||
| 136 | Abilene, TX | ||
| 137 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 138 | Bonham, TX | ||
| 139 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 140 | SPRING, TX | ||
| 141 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 142 | THE COLONY, TX | ||
| 143 | MCALLEN, TX | ||
| 144 | SEALY, TX | ||
| 145 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 146 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 147 | Austin, TX | ||
| 148 | SAN MARCOS, TX | ||
| 149 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 150 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
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