Today's Youth provides a unique experience for teens 13-19 to learn, grow, and begin creating their best lives.
Prevent Blindness Texas is the state’s leading voluntary eye health and safety organization.
Visiting Nurse Association is a non profit organization. They offer hospice care, meals on wheels, and pediatric hospice care services. Their customers inquiries are addressed through phone, email, and online applications.
The SIMS Foundation provides mental health and substance use recovery services and support for musicians and music industry professionals.
The El Paso Children's Hospital Foundation is committed to funding for tools, resources, machinery, and medical attention.
Rainbow Days' mission is to help children and youth in adversity build coping skills and resilience to create positive futures.
NestQuest Houston is a nonprofit organization changing the future of Houston’s children.
The Texas Tech Foundation supports and promotes every part of the Texas Tech University System.
University of Houston Foundation operates for the purpose of humanitarian, scientific, and educational activities in general. They are allowed to ask for and accept donations, gifts, and grants of cash and other assets. The assets are managed and invested, and income is distributed in accordance with the donor's intentions.
Alliance For Children is the only Tarrant County non-profit organization involved directly in the protection of children from abuse through coordinated and teamed investigations with local law enforcement agencies, Cook Children’s Medical Center, JPS Health Network, Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney’s Office, Tarrant County Juvenile Services, and the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services.
Northwest Assistance Ministries is a nonprofit, neighborhood-based social service organization with a number of programs that aims to provide for fundamental human needs through neighbors helping neighbors. It offers help with things like food, shelter, health, education, safety, and financial literacy. They provide volunteer service, meals on wheels, and other services.
The Salvation Army of North Texas is uniquely positioned to respond to the changing needs of our community.
Children's Rehabilitation Institute is a health care hospital that provides physical, psychological, social, and spiritual therapies.
My Possibilities is a nonprofit that provides adults with Down syndrome, autism, and other cognitive disabilities the chance to continue their education. They give people with cognitive disabilities the chance to continue their education, develop vocational skills, take advantage of socialization opportunities, develop trade skills, and develop independent living skills that give them the chance to live the life they deserve.
New Friends New Life is a charitable organization. They serve trafficked and sexually exploited teen girls, women, and their children. They provide interim financial assistance, mental health, and counseling services.
Metrocrest provides emergency financial assistance, financial coaching, education, a food pantry, employment coaching, and job readiness. They also provide senior services to help seniors age in place and seasonal programs.
Project Transformation North Texas's goal is to transform communities by involving young people in college, churches, and children.
Forefront Living deserves a comprehensive program that reflects their individual needs. Their care-oriented organizations provide quality senior care, such as active independent living, assisted living, long-term care, Alzheimer's and memory care, skilled nursing and rehabilitation therapies, hospice, and palliative care.
The Montrose Centre provides an anti-violence programme, case management, counselling, gender affirming services, HIV services, housing assistance for seniors, substance use recovery, and more. It is a counselling centre that empowers and affirms mental health services for LGBT communities.
The Young Women's Christian Association of the El Paso del Norte Region is a nonprofit organization.
The Health Collaborative is a nonprofit organization and is a cutting-edge, public-private model for solving community health issues.
Since 1924, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas has invested in the most effective local programs that work to create opportunities and change lives forever. They unite donors and volunteers with organizations who are focused on producing real results in the areas of education, financial stability, and health.
Urban Harvest is a nonprofit organization that enriches the Houston community by providing community garden programming, farmers' markets, gardening classes, and youth education.
Hope and Healing Center & Institute offer mental health services. That provides case management, telepsychiatry, dialectical behavioral therapy, and mental health care consulting services.
Undies for Everyone provides new underwear for over 100,000 U.S. children living in poverty or crisis.
Memorial Hermann Hospital is a nonprofit health system based in Houston, Texas, founded in 1907 by Rev. Dennis Pevoto. It operates a comprehensive range of healthcare services, including hospitals, inpatient rehabilitation, specialty centers, diagnostic labs, imaging centers, and outpatient therapy facilities. The system is designed to meet diverse patient needs, offering financial assistance and international services, as well as an online platform for bill payments and event registrations. The Memorial Hermann Foundation, established in 1969, supports the health system and serves the greater Houston community through a network of 12 hospitals and affiliated physicians, enhancing the availability and quality of healthcare services in the region.
The Concilio is a Dallas-based nonprofit that builds stronger communities by unlocking opportunities for Latino families.
Texas CASA provides financial support, training, and services to local programs. They work to connect each part of the CASA community and empower local programs to perform. They also provide innovative training, mentorship, and resources.
Texas Women’s Foundation fixates to improve economic security and leadership opportunities with advocacy, research and innovative programs.
LBU Community Clinic provides healthcare services to all people regardless of race, ethnicity, place of residence, or even ability to pay. They prevent illness and promote health in communities. Their services include pediatrics, adult health care, women’s health, prenatal care, behavioral health, dentistry, and other services.
The Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
Health Code supports people and communities by raising awareness and educating through year-round community-focused, goal-based challenges.
The Grant Halliburton Foundation works to strengthen the network of mental health resources for children, teens, and young adults.
The Caring Foundation of Texas provides immunizations, oral health services, health education, and renal screenings.
The Methodist Justice Ministry provides light and hope during difficult and dark times.
Community Family Centers offer community-based social and educational services to low-income families.
The Samaritan Inn is a comprehensive homeless program that helps willing people gain dignity and independence.
Houston Area Women’s Center support survivors of domestic and sexual violence. They provide shelter, support, community education, training, hotlines, crisis intervention, counseling and advocacy, children's court, and hospital accompaniment services. They address inquiries through phone calls and emails.
The University of North Texas Health Science Center Foundation is one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers.
San Antonio Sports is San Antonio's non-profit sports commission.
Out Teach provides professional development for elementary school teachers.
Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) in Houston, Texas, is a highly respected, high-ranking medical school that offers comprehensive, quality medical education programs. BCM has a medical school that educates future physicians. They also house an allied health division, which provides training in: * Nurse anesthesia * Physician assisting * Prosthetics and orthotics BCM’s medical education programs give students the chance to work in one of more than eight teaching hospitals. Medical students also begin working with patients as soon as a few weeks into their program. Baylor College of Medicine also has a graduate research division, which was ranked as one of the top in the United States by U.S. News and World Report. Graduates of BCM are proof of its excellence. They have consistently developed strong careers as practicing doctors, medical school chairs, medical researchers and executives of pharmaceutical companies. BCM also has an innovative program for exceptional high school students who wish to enter the eight-year medical school program. Admissions requirements are different for each program. Admission to most programs is in three phases, with the applicant-pool narrowed down over the course of each phase. Admissions requirements generally include test scores, GPA and courses taken. Financial aid is available through federal grants and loans. Students are also encouraged to seek out scholarships, grants and loans from medical and healthcare agencies and organizations.
The Rose Center for Breast Health Excellence is saving lives through quality breast health services, advocacy, and access to care for all.
March of Dimes is a nonprofit organization that works to improve the health of mothers and babies. It also committed to ending preventable maternal health risks and deaths, ending preventable preterm birth and infant death, and closing the health equity gap for all families.
Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that raises and manages charitable funds to support Baylor Health Care System.
Special Olympics Texas is a non-profit organization that conducts sports events for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. The organization provides them with ongoing chances to improve their physical fitness, show courage, feel joy, and share their gifts, skills, and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes, and the community.
Kids Meals, Inc. is making and delivering free, healthy meals directly to the homes of hungry children.
The University of Texas Foundation is a public charity and can accept charitable gifts for the benefit of the University of Texas Institutions.
Santa Maria Hostel is a nonprofit organization that provides life-changing services for low-income, indigent women. They provide residential and outpatient addiction treatment centers for women. They offer a continuum of services to meet each woman or family where they are on their recovery journey, from community-based prevention and intervention programs through long term recovery support, housing, and aftercare.
Best Buddies International is a dynamic and growing organization, thanks to the people that help advance its mission every day. From the Board of Directors to the summer interns, everyone on the Best Buddies team shares their energy and enthusiasm as they work to enhance the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Paul Quinn College, one of over 100 historically black colleges (HBCU’s) in the United States, offers an intimate environment and a select number of academic programs on a campus that embodies a commitment to global and local service. Paul Quinn College is an HBCU. Paul Quinn offers a select number of four-year liberal arts programs, making for a closely-knit, intimate experience. The programs at Paul Quinn are all within the fields of business, legal studies, science and technology. Adding to the welcoming feel of Paul Quinn’s campus life are the residential facilities where students may choose to live. In 2011 Paul Quinn won the HBCU of the Year Award from HBCU Digest. This is, in great part, because of its mission of service, which can be seen on the Paul Quinn Campus. The Farm is a great example of Paul Quinn’s commitment helping not only its students, but local and global communities as well. The Farm is a place where students grow organic produce to help local impoverished communities. The Writer’s Hub is another example of both the intimacy and the service-based approach offered at Paul Quinn. The Writer’s Hub is a place where students of all writing backgrounds may receive individual and collaborative instruction in everything from letter-writing to creative works to drafts of essays. Scholarships, work-study, loans and other internal and external sources provide eligible students with financial assistance to fund tuition and other educational expenses.
Marathon Kids offers physical activity programming to teach children how to adopt an active lifestyle and how physical activity can improve their overall well-being. They built healthy behavior adoption that incclude goal setting, social support, tracking, celebrating, modeling the way, and rewarding.
The American Red Cross (ARC), also known as the American National Red Cross, is a humanitarian organization that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief, and education inside the United States. It is the designated U.S. affiliate of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. It is the largest single supplier of blood and blood products in the United States, collecting and processing approximately 40 percent of the blood supply and distributing it to about 2,600 hospitals and transfusion centers nationwide. The organization researches and tests to protect the safety of the blood supply. It was among the first to develop and implement testing for many infectious diseases including, HIV, hepatitis B and C viruses, West Nile virus, and Chagas disease. The ARC operates the nationwide hemovigilance program to examine donor and patient adverse reactions. Data from the program is used to enhance blood product quality and safety The ARC serves on key committees of AABB and other blood-related organizations, and works closely with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The American Red Cross was established in 1881 and is headquartered in Washington, District of Columbia with 39 immunohematology reference laboratories nationwide.
Equest offers equine-assisted activities, and counseling to children and adults with physical, cognitive, sensory, coping, social, and learning disabilities, as veterans experiencing adjustment difficulties. They provide physical and occupational therapy, equine-facilitated counseling, therapeutic carriage driving, therapeutic horsemanship, and competition are among the services.