Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas

Breakthrough Collaborative is a foundation based in Oakland, California, established in 1978. The organization focuses on supporting middle school students, particularly those from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds, in their academic journey towards post-secondary success. Breakthrough Collaborative aims to empower these students by cultivating their leadership skills and encouraging them to become the next generation of educators and advocates. Through its programs, the foundation provides the necessary resources and support to help students navigate their educational paths and achieve their academic goals.

Valley Initiative for Development and Advancement is a well-trained, well-educated population that will not only be ready for tomorrow’s jobs.

Out Teach provides professional development for elementary school teachers.

Paul Quinn College, located in Dallas, Texas, is a historically black college established in 1872. It offers a select range of four-year liberal arts programs focused on business, legal studies, science, and technology, fostering an intimate educational environment. The college is committed to service, exemplified by initiatives such as The Farm, where students cultivate organic produce to aid local impoverished communities. Additionally, the Writer's Hub provides personalized instruction for students across various writing disciplines, promoting both individual growth and collaborative learning. Paul Quinn College emphasizes a faith-based education that nurtures the academic, social, and spiritual development of its students, preparing them to become servant leaders and agents of change in a global context. Financial assistance options, including scholarships and work-study programs, are available to support eligible students in managing tuition and educational expenses.

Skillpoint Alliance is a nonprofit organization that helps individuals in career development with skills-based training and education.

SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANK is proud to fight hunger and feed hope throughout the county. Designers believe that no child should go to bed hungry, that no adult should have to choose between a hot meal and utilities, and that no senior should have to forego medical care in order to eat. The San Antonio Food Bank has quickly expanded to serve 90,000 people per week in one of Texas' largest service areas. With us, the goal is for clients to not only have food today but also have the resources to be self-sufficient in the future.

Project QUEST is a vital resource for economic progress. To produce in-demand professions that provide a livable income, benefits, and a career path, a principal economic development broker offers crucial support, knowledge, and resources. They link to developing fields like cybersecurity, manufacturing, trades, and healthcare.

RCSA is a non-profit organization that offers community and residential programs for children with medical and special needs.

MyPossibilities is a vocational education program designed for adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Operating as a subsidiary of Launchability, it offers full-day services throughout the year, focusing on enhancing the skills and independence of its participants. The program aims to provide meaningful educational experiences that promote personal growth and vocational readiness, enabling individuals to pursue their goals in a supportive environment.

North Texas Area United Way's mission is to improve the quality of life in communities through education, financial stability, and health.

Momentous Institute helps children, families, and communities build social-emotional health through education and therapeutic services.

The Arthur Nagel Community Clinic Incexternal is to improve Bandera County health by providing medical care to eligible residents and promoting health education.

Resource Center as part of its pursuit of societal equity. These resources are intended to enhance health and wellness, strengthen families and communities, and offer transformative education and advocacy.

Central Texas Food Bank offers food, grocery products, and educational services. Their services include donate, volunteer, donate food, and food industry donations. For inquiries, their telephone number and physical address are available on their website.

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.

Paul Quinn College, located in Dallas, Texas, is a historically black college established in 1872. It offers a select range of four-year liberal arts programs focused on business, legal studies, science, and technology, fostering an intimate educational environment. The college is committed to service, exemplified by initiatives such as The Farm, where students cultivate organic produce to aid local impoverished communities. Additionally, the Writer's Hub provides personalized instruction for students across various writing disciplines, promoting both individual growth and collaborative learning. Paul Quinn College emphasizes a faith-based education that nurtures the academic, social, and spiritual development of its students, preparing them to become servant leaders and agents of change in a global context. Financial assistance options, including scholarships and work-study programs, are available to support eligible students in managing tuition and educational expenses.

Today's Youth provides a unique experience for teens 13-19 to learn, grow, and begin creating their best lives.

The Texas Tech Foundation supports and promotes every part of the Texas Tech University System.

MyPossibilities is a vocational education program designed for adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Operating as a subsidiary of Launchability, it offers full-day services throughout the year, focusing on enhancing the skills and independence of its participants. The program aims to provide meaningful educational experiences that promote personal growth and vocational readiness, enabling individuals to pursue their goals in a supportive environment.

Project Transformation North Texas's goal is to transform communities by involving young people in college, churches, and children.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Out Teach provides professional development for elementary school teachers.

Baylor College of Medicine (BCM), located in Houston, Texas, is a prominent non-profit health sciences university founded in 1900. It offers a range of medical education programs, including a medical school that trains future physicians and an allied health division that provides education in nurse anesthesia, physician assisting, and prosthetics and orthotics. BCM emphasizes early patient interaction, allowing medical students to engage with patients shortly after beginning their studies. The institution is recognized for its graduate research division, consistently ranked among the top in the United States. Graduates of BCM have established successful careers as physicians, medical researchers, and leaders in the pharmaceutical industry. Additionally, BCM offers an innovative eight-year medical program for exceptional high school students. Admissions to its various programs are competitive, involving multiple phases and considering test scores, GPA, and coursework. Financial aid options, including federal grants and scholarships, are available to support students in their educational pursuits.

The University of Texas Foundation is a public charity and can accept charitable gifts for the benefit of the University of Texas Institutions.