Showing top 200 of 355 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | YPO GOLD SAN ANTONIO THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED TO EXCHANGE IDEAS, EXPERIENCES AND PRACTICES PERTAINING TO PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, TAKE AGGRESSIVE ACTION IN SUPPORT OF THOSE PRINCIPLES THAT WILL FURTHER THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDIVIDUAL INCENTIVE AND TAKE ANY ACTION NECESSARY OR APPROPRIATE TO CARRY OUT THE FOREGOING PURPOSE. | SAN ANTONIO, TX | |
| 52 | ALEK KAVCIC FOUNDATION NOVA SKOLA LLC- PUBLISHING HOUSE DEDICATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRIMARY SCHOOL EDUCATION. | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 53 | THE LIFE FOUNDATION THE LIFE FOUNDATION PURCHASED 2,000 UNITS OF KN95 MASKS AND 2,400 UNITS OF N95 MASKS (TOTAL 4,400 UNITS) FROM G12 SERVICES LLC DBA MASKS MATTER NOW, LLC. THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING MASKS IS FOR DISTRIBUTION TO INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES REQUIRING MASKS TO STOP THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 . | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 54 | The Van Zandt County Fair Association Promote scientific agricultural education and progress through exhibitions of agricultural products and those pertaining to farming, homemaking, business and industry. It will provide youth with educational experiences, public speaking events, and scholarship opportunities. | Canton, TX | |
| 55 | TUMO FOUNDATION MAKING GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT EDUCATE CHILDREN, TEACHERS AND ENTREPENEURS IN THE AREAS OF COMPUTERS, BUSINESS AND BASIC ENGLISH. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 56 | PT 73 FOUNDATION THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO ASSIST WITH THE FINANCIAL NEEDS OF MEMBERS OF THE PINE TREE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1973 (AND THEIR FAMILIES) PRINCIPALLY CAUSED BY HEALTH ISSUES, BUT ALSO BY FACTORS SUCH AS MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS, LOST LOVED ONES, OR LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT OR BUSINESS FAILURES. | LONGVIEW, TX | |
| 57 | PROFESSIONAL PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL INC International Business Education | Frisco, TX | |
| 58 | SECURED FINANCE NETWORK SOUTHWEST TO ENCOURAGE, FOSTER AND PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF THOSE HAVING A COMMON INTEREST IN THE COMMERCE, BUSINESS, TRADE, OR PROFESSION OF THE CORPORATE LENDING INDUSTRY THROUGH PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES, PUBLICATIONS, RESEARCH, CONFERENCES, CHAPTERS AND NETWORKING GROUPS. | PROSPER, 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 | New Room Community Center Inc (aka Feed Lake Highlands) Doing business as Feed Lake Highlands, New Room Community Center Inc. helps families in the Lake Highlands community of northeast Dallas who are striving to attain economic sufficiency by ministering with them to address their educational, physical and spiritual needs. | Dallas, TX | |
| 61 | HANDA FOUNDATION INC The mission of The Handa Foundation is to establish and/or manage sustainable not-for-profit educational institutions and medical facilities in Southeast Asia that benefit the underprivileged. | PLANO, TX | |
| 62 | PRINCE OF PEACE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL PRINCE OF PEACE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (POPCS) IS A PRIVATE, NON-PROFIT ACCREDITED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION SERVING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES FROM AGES SIX WEEKS THROUGH 12TH GRADE. THROUG ITS CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT, POPCS EQUIPS STUDENTS ACADEMICALLY, PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALLY AND SPIRITUALLY TO LIVE AS DISCIPLES AND LEADERS FOR BUSINESS AND SERVICE IN THE 21ST CENTURY. | CARROLLTON, TX | |
| 63 | AUSTIN STARTUP GAMES INC AUSTIN STARTUP GAMES PROMOTES INTEREST AND PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY SERVICE AND PHILANTHROPY BY HOSTING COMPETITIVE EVENTS THAT ALLOW LOCAL BUSINESSES TO BUILD TEAM CULTURE WHILE COMPETING FOR PRIZES ON BEHALF OF A SELECTED CHARITY. | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 64 | 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 | |
| 65 | Paso Del Norte Community Foundation The PdN Community Foundation was established in 2013 to support the philanthropic goals of individuals, families, corporations, foundations and nonprofits to improve education, health, social services, economic development, and quality of life in the PdN region. | El Paso, TX | |
| 66 | 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 | |
| 67 | TREE OF PROMISE To serve the greater Rusk Texas area as defined by the geographic boundaries of the Rusk Independent School District. We are a faith based, community service organization seeking to connect local municipalities, schools, houses of worship, and businesses for the greater good of the community. Much of our work is done through private donations f goods and volunteers as well as money. Our mission statement is Building more faithful, stronger, and successful families and individuals for a better community/ | Rusk, TX | |
| 68 | NEEMA VILLAGE TANZANIA INC PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR RESCUING ABANDONED, ORPHANED AND AT-RISK BABIES IN TANZANIA; REUNITING CHILDREN WITH EXTENDED FAMILIES AND PROMOTING ADOPTIONS; RESTORING HOPE TO WOMEN THROUGH EDUCATION, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, PARENTING SKILLS, AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE; AND RENEWING DIGNITY TO AIDS WIDOWS IN TANZANIA. | WACO, TX | |
| 69 | WACO, TX | ||
| 70 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 71 | College Station, TX | ||
| 72 | Fort Worth, TX | ||
| 73 | NACOGDOCHES, TX | ||
| 74 | ARLINGTON, TX | ||
| 75 | WACO, TX | ||
| 76 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 77 | HENDERSON, TX | ||
| 78 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 79 | Allen, TX | ||
| 80 | COLLEGE STATION, TX | ||
| 81 | Crowley, TX | ||
| 82 | Irving, TX | ||
| 83 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 84 | CORPUS CHRISTI, TX | ||
| 85 | ALVIN, TX | ||
| 86 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 87 | Sinton, TX | ||
| 88 | DRIPPING SPGS, TX | ||
| 89 | Cleburne, TX | ||
| 90 | ARLINGTON, TX | ||
| 91 | GAINESVILLE, TX | ||
| 92 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 93 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 94 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 95 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 96 | COLLEGE STATION, TX | ||
| 97 | Magnolia, TX | ||
| 98 | TEXARKANA, TX | ||
| 99 | SAN MARCOS, TX | ||
| 100 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
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