Showing top 200 of 291 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | MCKINNEY SUNRISE ROTARY FOUNDATION Develop in the local community the concept for the construction of a playground for children with disabilities which is accessible, appropriate and safe. | MCKINNEY, TX | |
| 102 | RETINA FOUNDATION OF THE SOUTHWEST THE FOUNDATION WAS ORGANIZED TO PROMOTE THE RESEARCH, DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND EDUCATION OF THE LEADING CAUSES OF BLINDNESS AND IMPAIRED VISION. THE FOUNDATION ALSO STRIVES TO INCREASE THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE NORMAL DEVELOPMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE VISUAL SYSTEM IN ORDER TO PREVENT, DIAGNOSE AND TREAT SIGHT-THREATENING CONDITIONS, AND TO ENHANCE THE REHABILITATION, TRAINING AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE PARTIALLY SIGHTED OR BLIND. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 103 | CRYSTAL BALL FOUNDATION OF ODESSA TO RAISE FUNDING FOR THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN REHAB CENTER. | ODESSA, TX | |
| 104 | Dan Pastorini Charity To raise funds and make distributions to exempt organizations that benefit children with multiple disabilities and profound deafness. | Houston, TX | |
| 105 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HOUSING and REDEVELOPMENT OFFICIALS The provision of adequate housing for the entire people and the attainment of sound communities through the process of development, preservation, conservation, rehabilitation and redevelopment. | Graham, TX | |
| 106 | Leadership Legacy Life Foundation Fund charitable organizations in the areas of animal welfare, arts and culture, children and youth services, community service, counseling, disabilities services, education, family, healthcare... | Austin, TX | |
| 107 | ATLANTIC HOUSING FOUNDATION INC To foster, support, provide, acquire, construct, rehabilitate and operate qualified affordable housing for low-income persons and families, elderly, and mentally or physically disabled persons where no adequate housing exists for such persons. Provide aid to the poor and distressed, provide decent, safe and sanitary housing, provide social services to low income persons and families, assist in the social and economic integration of the poor, combat community deterioration, lessen neighborhood tensions, eliminate prejudice and discrimination, and reduce the burden of government through the provision of affordable housing.In order to further assist the communities the Foundation serves or will serve, the board amended the Articles of Incorporation to include the charitable purpose of providing student housing as part of its charitable purposes, and filed the amended articles with the IRS and the South Carolina Secretary of State as of April 24, 2004. The board of directors concluded that | DALLAS, TX | |
| 108 | SOUTHWEST CHAPTER OF NATIONAL TO PROVIDE SPECIAL MADE TRICYCLES THAT PROVIDE MOBILITY and INDEPENDENCE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. ALSO TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP MONEY TO THERAPISTS THAT WORK WITH THESE INDIVIDUALS. | AMARILLO, TX | |
| 109 | TEXAS PARENT-TO-PARENT Texas Parent to Parent is committed to improving the lives of Texas children and adults who have disabilities, chronic or mental health condisiton, and/or others health care needs. TxP2P empowers families to be strong advocates through parent-to-parent support, resource referral, and education. In addition, TxP2P educates professionals about the unique needs of our children with the goal of improving care and opportunities for our children. | Austin, TX | |
| 110 | Living Hope Wheelchair Association Living Hope Wheelchair Association serves people with spinal cord injuries, as with other disabilities, so that they may lead full and productive lives. | Houston, TX | |
| 111 | NATIONAL OVARIAN CANCER COALITION INC TO SAVE LIVES THROUGH THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF OVARIAN CANCER AND TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR SURVIVORS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS. | DALLAS, TX | |
| 112 | THE WORD AT WORK TO FOCUS ON THOSE IN NEED IN BELIZE, CENTRAL AMERICA AND TO HONOR JESUS CHRIST BY CONNECTING RESOURCES WITH NEEDS AND PEOPLE WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE. ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN HOME AND SCHOOL BUILDING, PRISON MINISTRY, MEDICAL MISSIONS, DONATION DISTRIBUTION OF MEDICAL, SCHOOL, AND REHAB EQUIPMENT. | AMARILLO, TX | |
| 113 | MIDLAND CHILDRENS REHABILITATION CENTER FUND INC TO OVERSEE AND MANAGE DOLLARS GIFTED TO MIDLAND CHILDRENS REHABILITATION CENTER, INC AND HELD IN ENDOWMENT. | MIDLAND, TX | |
| 114 | TEMPLE MEMORIAL PEDIATRIC CENTER INC REHABILITATION SERVICES TO THE DISABLED | TEXARKANA, TX | |
| 115 | Fisher County Health Care Development Corp TO PROVIDE AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY IN OUR SERVICE AREA AND TO HAVE GRANT WRITING SERVICES AVAILABLE FOR OURSELVES AND OTHER LOCAL ENTITIES. | Rotan, TX | |
| 116 | WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION INC THE WARM SPRINGS FOUNDATION SUPPORTS CONNECTABILITY BY MAKING GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT MAKE POSITIVE CHANGES AND ADDRESS BARRIERS FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH DISABILITIES, WITH A FOCUS ON THOSE LIVING WITH SPINAL CORD OR BRAIN INJURY, AMPUTATION, DISABILITIES ARISING FROM CATASTROPHIC EVENTS, AND SIMILAR FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENTS. | SAN ANTONIO, TX | |
| 117 | BELL COUNTY SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLED CHILD CARE FOR DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, HABILITATIVE AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS TO CHILDREN AND THEIR SIBLINGS WHO HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS HAVING SPECIAL NEEDS. | TEMPLE, TX | |
| 118 | BRAZOS VALLEY REHABILITATION CENTER REHABILITATION SERVICES TO THE DISABLED. | BRYAN, TX | |
| 119 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 120 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 121 | KERRVILLE, TX | ||
| 122 | Brookshire, TX | ||
| 123 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 124 | El Paso, TX | ||
| 125 | Houston, TX | ||
| 126 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 127 | Alvin, TX | ||
| 128 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 129 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 130 | CORPUS CHRISTI, TX | ||
| 131 | WACO, TX | ||
| 132 | San Antonio, TX | ||
| 133 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 134 | SEABROOK, TX | ||
| 135 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 136 | CORPUS CHRISTI, TX | ||
| 137 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 138 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 139 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 140 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 141 | San Antonio, TX | ||
| 142 | Alpine, TX | ||
| 143 | Dripping Springs, TX | ||
| 144 | Austin, TX | ||
| 145 | BOERNE, TX | ||
| 146 | HOUSTON, TX | ||
| 147 | SAN ANTONIO, TX | ||
| 148 | Houston, TX | ||
| 149 | AUSTIN, TX | ||
| 150 | SUGAR LAND, TX | ||
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