Showing top 200 of 267 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | THE C C I C The mission of this organization is to promote Anti crime and anti drug youth activities and programs that include outdoor adventures and getting our youth back to nature, encourage family unity, physical fitness, educational opportunities on many levels, while bringing a better quality of life to poverty related and Special Needs families, We focus on families who does not have the same opportunities or resources as others. The C.C.I.C. now assists with multiple resources in several Counties to create productive citizens on all levels of life. CCIC provides educational programs, to promote healthy and productive children, adults and community. Our goal is to stomp Out Hunger, provide resources, and financial assistants to families in poverty. We put God first. | SHEPHERD, TX | |
| 52 | GUARDIANS OF THE CHILDREN Gifts support assistance to abused children and their families public awareness and education of child abuse. | SAN ANTONIO, TX | |
| 53 | DR UPALI P WEERASOORIYA provide funding for abused persons and their families. | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 54 | MEN OF NEHEMIAH INC The Men of Nehemiah Inc MON serves the homeless and incarcerated men with addictive disorders by providing residential accomodations and substance abuse training through counseling. | Dallas, TX | |
| 55 | SYRIAN RELIEF FUND 1. TO DELIVER PRIMARY CARE, TRAUMA CARE, AND PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.2. TO SUPPORT HEALTH FACILITIES WITH MEDICINE, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, AND OPERATING EXPENSES.3. TO TRAIN, DEVELOP, AND SUPPORT HUMAN CAPITAL AND MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS CARING FOR VICTIMS OF WAR.4. TO COORDINATE ASSISTANCE FROM PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS TO ENSURE THAT MEDICAL AID REACHES THE GREATEST NUMBER OF SYRIANS IN NEED.5. TO SUPPORT COLLECTION OF HEALTH DATA TO IMPROVE BOTH THE QUALITY, QUANTITY, AND TYES OF HEALTH SERVICES PROVIDED.6. TO ADVOCATE TO THE US GOVERNMENT, INTERNATIONAL BODIES, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR SUPPORT ON BEHALF OF THE VICTIMS OF THE WAR IN SYRIA.7. TO RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE MEDICAL AID AND EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO SYRIANS IN NEED. | HOUSTON, TX | |
| 56 | JAIL PROJECT OF TEXAS The mission of Texas Jail Project is to empower incarcerated people in county jails by lifting their voices through stories, testimonies, and community building. We hold jails as well as the entire criminal punishment system accountable - informing the public and lawmakers about civil rights violations, structural racism, and the punitive attitudes underlying the mistreatment and medical neglect inside Texas county jails. | Cypress, TX | |
| 57 | CISD EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT GROUPS INC To provide the necessary support for all theater activities and programs, and thereby encourage the creativity of our youth and members through community involvement. | The Woodlands, TX | |
| 58 | SIMPLY GRACE SIMPLY GRACE EXISTS TO PROVIDE A SAFE, STRUCTURED ENVIRONMENT TO ASSIST WOMEN RECOVERING FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE, HELP TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES AND ACHIEVE LONG TERM RECOVERY. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 59 | TEXR FOUNDATION THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE MEANS BY WHICH TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE PURPOSES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND VICTIM RELIEF FUNDS TO EMPLOYEES AND ELIGIBLE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS RELATED TO LONE STAR TRANSPORTATION, LLC AND AFFILIATES. | SOUTHLAKE, TX | |
| 60 | The Cheyanna Foundation for Children The mission of CC4C is to enhance the quality of life for children in Texas with rare and undiagnosed conditions. We provide financial assistance for health expenses not covered by insurance, mental health and peer supports, and uplifting experiences. Several things make CC4C unique. 1) Most rare disease organizations focus on one disease/diagnosis, but we are an umbrella organization serving children with all rare diseases and those who are still seeking a diagnosis. 2) We walk with the child long-term, serving them until the age of 18, which they become alumni. 3) We provide services to support the entire family (parent support groups, sibling adventure days, family events, etc.). Our vision is that any child anywhere without answers for their illness will have a community to turn to for resources and support to heal. | Austin, TX | |
| 61 | DISTRICT OF HIGH PERFORMANCE INC TO BENEFIT ORPHANED HOMELESS AND ABUSED CHILDREN BY STABILIZING THE CHILD AND THEIR FAMILY IN FIVE KEY AREASNUTRITION EDUCATION MEDICAL | Southlake, TX | |
| 62 | CPL CHAD ERIC OLIGSCHLAEGER THE MISSION OF THE CPL. CHAD ERIC OLIGSCHLAEGER FOUNDATION FOR PTSD, INC. IS TO MAKE A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OUR TROOPS SUFFERING FROM THE STRESS, ADVERSITY AND TRAUMA ENCOUNTERED WHILE SERVING OUR COUNTRY. BY RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS FOR POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD), OUR GOAL IS TO RAISE AND PROVIDE FUNDING FOR COUNSELING AND SUPPORT GROUPS, TO SUPPORT RESEARCH INTO THE CAUSES OF, AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS FOR PTSD, TO FIND TEMPORARY HOUSING FOR OUR VETERANS WHO HAVE RETURNED AND ARE RETURNING FROM WAR, TO ADVOCATE AND LOBBY ON BEHALF OF THE PTSD COMMUNITY FOR CHANGE IN DRUG PROTOCOL IN THE MILITARY, AND TO MAINTAIN A WEBSITE FOR ACCESS TO HELP RESOURCES, ARTICLES AND EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT PTSD. | HUMBLE, TX | |
| 63 | Restored Hope Ministries Inc Ministering to Sex trafficking victims. | Dallas, TX | |
| 64 | Hope Rising Hope Rising gives hope to victims of sex trafficking by offering a special trauma-informed continuum of care through its foster home program and is preparing to offer stabilization and assessment services to this very specialized population. | Brenham, TX | |
| 65 | SHARETOGETHER ORG FIGHT THE CRIME OF SEX TRAFFICKING | ARLINGTON, TX | |
| 66 | TOMORROWS CHILD LEGACY PROJECT TO END THE CYCLE OF CHILD ABUSE BY FUNDING INNOVATIVE, EFFECTIVE AND COURAGEOUS ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAMS. | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 67 | TEXPROTECTS-THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN TexProtects protects Texas children from the trauma of abuse and neglect and empowers families to thrive through education, research, and advocacy. | Dallas, TX | |
| 68 | 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 | |
| 69 | MCALLEN, TX | ||
| 70 | HALLETTSVILLE, TX | ||
| 71 | CRESSON, TX | ||
| 72 | San Antonio, TX | ||
| 73 | Houston, TX | ||
| 74 | LEWISVILLE, TX | ||
| 75 | Woodville, TX | ||
| 76 | Katy, TX | ||
| 77 | ABILENE, TX | ||
| 78 | SPRING BRANCH, TX | ||
| 79 | RIO VISTA, TX | ||
| 80 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 81 | CORPUS CHRISTI, TX | ||
| 82 | EL PASO, TX | ||
| 83 | JACKSBORO, TX | ||
| 84 | ROUND ROCK, TX | ||
| 85 | ARLINGTON, TX | ||
| 86 | Wylie, TX | ||
| 87 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 88 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 89 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 90 | MERCEDES, TX | ||
| 91 | YOAKUM, TX | ||
| 92 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 93 | PASADENA, TX | ||
| 94 | WACO, TX | ||
| 95 | Houston, TX | ||
| 96 | Irving, TX | ||
| 97 | Houston, TX | ||
| 98 | KILLEEN, TX | ||
| 99 | Baytown, TX | ||
| 100 | HARLINGEN, TX | ||
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