Showing 68 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Asha Partners To eliminate poverty through the creation of sustainable and effective community development projects, and to create holistic transformation by bringing hope, empowerment, and healing to those with the greatest need. | Dallas, TX | |
| 2 | MARKETPLACE INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPEMENT CORP SUPPORT AND TRAIN LEADERS FOR SCRIPTURE ENGAGEMENT, TRANSLATE AND DISTRIBUTE RESOURCES FOR SCRIPTURE ENGAGEMENT, PROVIDE MODELS OF SOCIAL RECONCILIATION AND PROVIDE RELIGIOUS/CROSS-CULTURAL EDUCATION | FAIRFIELD, TX | |
| 3 | Denton County Alternate Dispute To provide affordable mediation services to disputing individuals or organizations in Denton County, Texas as an alternative to costly litigation. Eligible cases are referred by local judges at the outset of formal litigation. | Denton, TX | |
| 4 | MINORITY CARE INTERNATIONAL TO ASSIST MINORITY POPULATIONS IN THEIR VARIOUS NEEDS WITH FOCUS IN VISIONARY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, HEALTHCARE, AND LIVING FACILITIES. VISIONARY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES RESOURCES TO MINORITY POPULATIONS, CONNECTS CONTRIBUTIONS WITH DEPRIVED INDIVIDUALS, PROVIDES VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS AND BRINGS HOPE. IT ALSO DEVELOPS RECONCILIATION SKILLS. EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR VERY BRIGHT UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS WHO OTHERWISE WOULD NOT ABLE TO GO TO COLLEGE, INCREASES LIFE SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFERS NO INTEREST LOANS TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO DEVELOP THEIR OWN SELF-SUSTAINING BUSINESSES, BEST BUSINESS PRACTICES, AND INDIRECTLY HELPS THE INDIGENT COMMUNITY WHERE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ARE CREATED BY TEACHING LIFE, SOCIAL AND TECHNICAL SKILLS. | GREENVILLE, TX | |
| 5 | Reconciliation Ministries International Inc Reconciliation Ministries International is a Chistian evangelical organization dedicated to preaching and teaching the Word of God in over 60 countries around the world. | DeSoto, TX | |
| 6 | EAST HARRIS COUNTY EMPOWERMENT COUNCIL EHCEC EXISTS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH INNOVATIVE, SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THAT EMPOWER MEN, WOMEN, AND YOUTH TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. | HOUSTON, TX | |
| 7 | CONVIVENTIA We are a development and relief nonprofit breaking the cycle of poverty by strengthening individuals, families and communities through a broad range of programs based on the principles of faith, empowerment and sustainability. | HOUSTON, TX | |
| 8 | SHANTI FOUNDATION FOR INTERCULTURAL UNDERSTANDING Karuna Center for Peacebuilding Support for international and domestic activities bringing together disparate groups to come to a mutual understanding also a new initiative in Kenya regarding farmers and government dealing with climate change | AUSTIN, TX | |
| 9 | Ignite the Spark Conducting employment and skills developmenttrainings programs with the objective to reduce poverty and build women empowerment. | Richmond, TX | |
| 10 | WE ARE CHERISHED INC THE DALLAS-FORT WORTH METROPLEX IS A MAJOR HUB FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING. THE MOST VULNERABLE TO VICTIMIZATION ARE WOMEN WITH A HISTORY OF DOMESTIC ABUSE, DRUG DEPENDENCY, AND HOMELESSNESS. VALIANT HEARTS HAS BEEN WORKING TO HEAL, RESTORE, AND EMPOWER SEXUALLY EXPLOITED WOMEN THROUGH COMPASSIONATE AND CUSTOMIZED CARE SINCE 2011. OUR ORGANIZATION OFFERS HOLISTIC WRAP-AROUND SUPPORT TO WOMEN AGES 17 AND OLDER TO HELP BREAK THE CYCLE OF ABUSE, RESTORE SELF-SUFFICIENCY, AND INFUSE A RENEWED SENSE OF STRENGTH, DIGNITY AND WORTH. OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: HOUSING, ADVOCACY, SUPPORT GROUPS, COUNSELING, CASE MANAGEMENT, MENTORING, AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. | SOUTHLAKE, TX | |
| 11 | Kellermann Foundation To provide resources for health, education, spiritual outreach, and ecomonic empowerment for the benefit of the Batwa pygmies and adjacent communities. | Richardson, TX | |
| 12 | FRIENDS OF PARTNERS IN PREVENTION Support programs for Partners in Prevention: Mentoring Program consist of Girls and Boys that are matched with Mentors through out the year to form a trusting relationship, around 200 served annually. Longview Bridges out of Poverty is an initiative based on a recognized program to eradicate poverty and alleviate poverty though awareness, education, and collaborative efforts in the community. Unity and Diversity committee seeks to overcome barriers to the full inclusion of community members by protecting human rights, challenging discrimination, and celebration of diversity and commonality. | Longview, TX | |
| 13 | INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PAINTERS AND REPRESENTING MEMBERS IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH EMPLOYERS FOR WAGES,BENEFITS AND WORKING CONDITIONS. | HOUSTON, TX | |
| 14 | PROJECT ACCESS COLLIN COUNTY INC THE MISSION OF PROJECT ACCESS COLLIN COUNTY IS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF OUR COMMUNITY BY CREATING ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND COORDINATING NECESSARY RESOURCE REFERRALS AND OTHER BASIC SERVICES FOR THOSE MOST IN NEED THROUGH EDUCATION AND EMPOWERMENT. | Frisco, TX | |
| 15 | SOUTH TEXAS JUVENILE DIABETES TO ENHANCE THE LIVES OF CHILDREN LIVING WITH DIABETES THROUGH PERSONAL EMPOWERMENT, FAMILY SUPPORT, COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND PUBLIC ADVOCACY. | MCALLEN, TX | |
| 16 | URBAN CATALYST INC Urban Catalyst exists to be a stimulus for peace and reconciliation among peiople of different ethnic cutural and socioeconomic backgrounds in Houston and arounnd the world Through education literacy and community development initiaitives we strive to | MISSOURI CITY, TX | |
| 17 | TRULY FED MINISTRIES TO EDUCATE AND INFORM AUDIENCES, BOTH LOCALLY AND ABROAD, ON BIBLICAL PRINCIPLES AND IMPACT THE RURAL VILLAGES OF KAMULI, UGANDA BY PROVIDING EDUCATION, SPIRITUAL DISCIPLESHIP, AND EMPOWERMENT FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. | KATY, TX | |
| 18 | Be the Neighbor Be the Neighbor equips and empowers people to live lives of service and justice. Be the Neighbor does this through hosting service and justice learning trips across the country. Each trip gives participants skills to address root causes of injustices and to connect with and support their neighbors in relational, sustainable and dignity-affirming ways in their own communities. Trips cover topics such as hunger relief, refugee and immigrant welcome, eco-justice and creation care, race and reconciliation, homelessness and housing justice, disaster relief and the effects of poverty on children. | Austin, TX | |
| 19 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 20 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 21 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 22 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 23 | Houston, TX | ||
| 24 | Amarillo, TX | ||
| 25 | Dallas, TX | ||
| 26 | Sugar Land, TX | ||
| 27 | San Antonio, TX | ||
| 28 | Houston, TX | ||
| 29 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 30 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 31 | Graham, TX | ||
| 32 | San Antonio, TX | ||
| 33 | EL PASO, TX | ||
| 34 | EL PASO, TX | ||
| 35 | Houston, TX | ||
| 36 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 37 | Dallas, TX | ||
| 38 | FORT WORTH, TX | ||
| 39 | Amarillo, TX | ||
| 40 | Fort Worth, TX | ||
| 41 | LINDALE, TX | ||
| 42 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 43 | Galveston, TX | ||
| 44 | DALLAS, TX | ||
| 45 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 46 | Dallas, TX | ||
| 47 | ARLINGTON, TX | ||
| 48 | Fort Worth, TX | ||
| 49 | Dallas, TX | ||
| 50 | Houston, TX | ||
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