Funds will support critical frontline services for youth actively experiencing homelessness by providing the LifeWorks Youth Resource Center with food, water, and basic need supplies for youth, and support outreach staff who assist youth in finding community services that will help them find long-term stability.
General operating support will help them feed, educate, and empower youth in the Texarkana region. They aim to bring “life outside the box” into focus, replacing limitation with opportunity, fear with belonging, and barriers with bridges.
General operating funds will help Parks Youth Ranch keep the lights on, the pantry stocked and hope alive for children and teens who have nowhere else to turn, ensuring every young person who walks through their doors finds safety, care, and the courage to dream again.
Funds will enable Noggin Educational Foundation to provide free, one-on-one tutoring for 50 students from low-income families, helping them strengthen reading and math skills, build confidence, and open doors to a brighter future.
Funds will allow Network to expand access to food, feeding over 27,000 neighbors, and increase the diversity of options available to meet various dietary needs for families across the Richardson Independent School District.
Funds will help expand the Kids Cooking Program; enrollment will grow from 12 to 60 youth, and sessions will extend from 5 to 15 weeks. The grant will cover ingredients, supplies, transport, and instruction, ensuring that all children, can safely and fully participate. Funding will also let MCC share stories of these young chefs and its partnership with Jack in the Box across Houston.
General operating funds will make it possible for HHH to continue providing world-class care to children who need it most, helping them grow into confident, secure, and healthy adults.
General operating funds will allow Good Sam to expand their pantry and Weekend Bag Program, providing more families and students with nutritious food and the stability they need to thrive in the community.
General operating funds will enable them to continue to help homeless families with children have food and housing security, while improving their lives.
Funds will support general operations, helping cover essential costs across more than 80 campuses so that 7,000 plus children each year have a safe, reliable place to learn and grow outside the classroom.