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51		Austin, TX
52		DALLAS, TX
53		AMARILLO, TX
54		Houston, TX
55		AMARILLO, TX
56		TEXARKANA, TX
57		SAN ANTONIO, TX
58		BRYAN, TX
59		AUSTIN, TX
60		Brookshire, TX
61		HOUSTON, TX
62		El Paso, TX
63		AUSTIN, TX
64		San Antonio, TX
65		SEABROOK, TX
66		AUSTIN, TX
67		SAN ANTONIO, TX
68		AUSTIN, TX
69		SAN ANTONIO, TX
70		San Antonio, TX
71		Dripping Springs, TX
72		Austin, TX
73		HOUSTON, TX
74		Houston, TX
75		SAN ANTONIO, TX
76		SAN ANTONIO, TX
77		AUSTIN, TX
78		FORT WORTH, TX
79		FORT WORTH, TX
80		Fort Worth, TX
81		Abilene, TX
82		TYLER, TX
83		LUBBOCK, TX
84		ADDISON, TX
85		AMARILLO, TX
86		Dallas, TX
87		Arlington, TX
88		LUFKIN, TX
89		Brownwood, TX
90		AMARILLO, TX
91		WICHITA FALLS, TX
92		FORNEY, TX
93		FORT WORTH, TX
94		FORT WORTH, TX
95		DALLAS, TX
96		DALLAS, TX
97		LAKEWAY, TX
98		Dallas, TX
99		Amarillo, TX
100		Dallas, TX

Fund charitable organizations in the areas of animal welfare, arts and culture, children and youth services, community service, counseling, disabilities services, education, family, healthcare...

To foster, support, provide, acquire, construct, rehabilitate and operate qualified affordable for low-income persons and families, elderly, and mentally or physically disabled persons where no adequate exists for such persons. Provide aid to the poor and distressed, provide decent, safe and sanitary , 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 .In order to further assist the communities the serves or will serve, the board amended the Articles of Incorporation to include the charitable purpose of providing student 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

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.

serves people with spinal cord injuries, as with other disabilities, so that they may lead full and productive lives.

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.

REHABILITATION SERVICES TO THE DISABLED

THE 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.

SERVICES TO THE DISABLED.

IS OLDEST AND LARGEST NONPROFIT, VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION IN STATE COMMITTED TO CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO BE INCLUDED IN THEIR COMMUNITIES AND TO MAKE CHOICES WHICH AFFECT THEIR LIVES.

A God-centered providing education for adults with special needs to acquire meaningful work skills; experience pride that accompanies ability to contribute to ones own support; and grow socially, emotionally, and spiritually.

REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR MEN WITH ALCOHOL AND/OR CHEMICAL DEPENDENCIES

To serve and advocate for elderly persons, persons with disabilities, and persons at risk by providing efficient transportation, guardianship, social services, and improve their quality of life.

TO PROCURE CONTRACTING OPPORTUNITIES THAT EMPLOY INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES

Core Values Real Solutions for Self-Empowerment and Financial Stability Purposes 1.To provide a safe, decent and affordable housing leading to home-ownership. 2.To motivate and empower individuals to chase the American Dream. Programs 1.Workforce Housing Services: a.Rehabilitation existing homes b.The Workforce Housing Program, allows working families to have access to safe, decent and affordable housing. c.Social services to assist working families to move to home-ownership. d.Provide home-modifications and new construction 2.Educational and Motivational (E and M) 3.Community Resources Awareness and Referral Services

BELIEVES ALL PEOPLE SHOULD BE RESPECTED AND VALUED FOR THEIR UNIQUE STRENGTHS AND ABILITIES. WE ARE A TEXAS-BASED NONPROFIT DEVOTED TO HELPING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES FIND THEIR OWN PARTICULAR PLACE IN THEIR COMMUNITY SO THEY CAN LIVE, WORK, AND ENJOY LIFE JUST LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE.

TO CREATE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH EVERY TYPE OF DISABILITY

TO REDUCE DEATH/DISABILITY RELATED TO TRAUMA, DISASTER AND ACUTE ILLNESS THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION OF A WELL-PLANNED AND COORDINATED EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM.

MEDICAL RESEARCH FOR CURING PARALYSIS. RECOVERY BY PROVIDING EQUIPMENT AND REHABILITATION TO THOSE WHO HAVE A SPINAL INJURY. PROVIDING RECREATION TO THOSE WITH SPINAL INJURIES THROUGH BASKETBALL, ROWING, RUBY, ETC.

WAS FORMED TO ASSIST OTHER NONPROFIT AGENCIES IN PROVIDING A CONTINUUM OF CARE FOR PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

Holds endowment funds and supports of San Antonio, Inc.

rescue and rehabilitation

We leverage and place; empowering artists with disabilities who become creative catalysts for changing systems of day habilitation; long-term care, peer support, and affordable housing.

The organization provides quality affordable homes and care to seniors and their caregivers through affordable housing development and diaconal training and development.

Funds spent to preserve and rehabilitate over 6,000 acres of freshwater marsh on Texas Gulf Coast damaged by saltwater intrusion from a levee breach resulting from Hurricane Harvey and other significant rain events. rehabilitation of marsh, which is held for conservation purposes, will promote return of native grasses, birds, fish, and wildlife.

SUPPORT MISSION ROAD DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER THAT IS A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION PROVIDING RESIDENTIAL, NONRESIDENTIAL AND DAY PROGRAMS FOR PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

THE TRUST WAS CREATED TO BENEFIT THREE CHARITITES: HILLTOP HAVEN CHRISTIAN CARE CENTER, SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY AND WARM SPRINGS REHABILITATION FOUNDATION. FOR PURPOSES OF FORM 990 THE ORGANIZATION WILL REFER TO THE FROST BANK THE TRUSTEE FOR THE CHARITABLE TRUST.

OUR MISSION IS TO CHANGE THE WAY THE WORLD DEFINES AND VIEWS DISABILITIES.

WE HELP ADVANCE THE INDEPENDENCE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES and OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS.

SUPPORTS PATIENTS, CARES FOR CAREGIVERS AND EMPOWERS SURVIVORS TO REDUCE THE IMPACT OF IN TARRANT COUNTY.

THE PROVIDES CHILDREN WITH COMPLEX DEVELOPMENTAL and BEHAVIORAL DISABILITIES THE HIGHEST QUALITY DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT AND EDUCATION TO HELP THEM ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL

The provides instructional curriculum for approximately 60 children in 1st through 8th Grades who have learning disabilities.

EMPOWERING AMERICANS THROUGH REHABILITATION, EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND EMPLOYMENT

Provides scholarships for therapists and provides therapuetic tricycles for people who have disabilities to create independence. Donates to other charitable organizations.

NURTURES EARLY RELATIONAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OF INFANTS AND TODDLERS IN TEXAS. WORKING IN DEEP COLLABORATION WITH CAREGIVERS, PARENTS, AND PROFESSIONALS STATEWIDE, WE CULTIVATE STRONG EARLY CHILDHOOD SYSTEMS, EDUCATE OUR WORKFORCE, AND ADVANCE BEST PRACTICES.

HALI PROJECT SUPPORT COUNSELING AND ENCOURAGEMENT FOR FAMILIES WITH SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN. HOST 8 MARRIAGE RETREATS WITH 6 COUPLES EACH PER YEAR TO ENCOURAGE AND TEACH FAMILIES WITH SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN.

To support the Parkland Hospital Rehabiliation Unit

Account for the accumulation resources for disability payments to qualified employees who become disabled due to illness or accident

COLLABORATES WITH OUR COMMUNITY TO TRANSFORM DONATIONS INTO INNOVATIVE TRAINING, EMPLOYABILITY, AND FINANCIAL STABILITY PROGRAMS THAT EMPOWER PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND OTHER BARRIERS TO ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE.

Providing an innovative and family oriented, Christian community that provides opportunities in all aspects of life for adults with special needs. Services include vocational programs and housing.

PASO OFFERS EDUCATION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND EMOTIONAL TO THOSE PERSONS INFECTED WITH HIV DISEASE IN THE 26 COUNTIES OF THE TEXAS . PASO IS ALSO A FULL SERVICE COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION WITH A CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WHICH PROVIDES REFERRALS TO DOCTORS, DENTISTS AND OPTOMETRISTS, THERAPEUTIC COUNSELING, TRANSPORTATION, RESPITE CARE, AND GROUPS.

The organizations mission is to empower people with disabilities to achieve personal growth and independence, and to improve their quality of life through training and employment. Primary activities include vocational assessments, vocational training, job search , job placement, and employment. The company participates in the federal AbilityOne program and the Texas Works Wonders program which provide direct award contracts for products and to eligible non-profit agencies. In 2018, the organization employed 631 people with significant disabilities.

Transportation, Housing, Employment assistance and rehabilitation substance abuse problems.

Revitalize distressed neighborhoods in Tarrant County and throughout Texas communities in need and increase the amounts of decent, affordable available to lower income families and individuals with special needs.

TO CREATE A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY PROVIDING AND RESOURCES FOR POSITIVE CHANGE IN THE LIVES OF PERSONS LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS AND OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS.

SUPPORT OF ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING SERVICES TO WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES.

THE ACLD IS A NON-PROFIT, VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION FOR PARENTS, TEACHERS, COUNSELORS, TUTORS, AND OTHER PROFESSIONALS INVOLVED WITH STUDENTS WHO HAVE DISABILITIES OR ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER (ADD) OR ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER WITH HYPERACTIVITY (ADHD). THE PURPOSE OF THE ACLD SHALL BE TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND WELL BEING OF CHILDREN WITH NORMAL AND ABOVE NORMAL INTELLIGENCE WHO HAVE DIFFICULTY UNDERSTANDING OR USING SPOKEN OR WRITTEN LANGUAGE, INCLUDING MATHEMATICAL CALCULATIONS, OR HAVE ADD OR ADHD.

TO ASSERT EFFORTS TOWARDS DEVELOPING, FINANCING AND OPERATING (FOR LONG-TERM) QUALITY, STABLE AND HEALTHY, PROGRAM-ENRICHED, AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR FAMILIES, SENIOR CITIZENS AND PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. TO PROVIDE ADULT ASSISTED CARE FACILITIES THAT COMBINE HOUSING, PERSONAL CARE, AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO ALLOW SENIOR CITIZENS AN INDEPENDENT LIFESTYLE. INLUDED WITH THESE SERVICES, IS PROVISION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING 96-32.

Promote reduction of disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and strokes in the americas.

is a non profit organization dedicated to the advancement of full participation of individuals with disabilities in all aspects of life

DHF has provided over $1 million in services to improve the lives of individuals with loss. DHF provides cochlear implants, aids, auditory-verbal therapy, and educational support services based on financial need.

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