Our Beneficiaries

ACH programs provide at-risk youth with a stable home, counseling, crisis support, therapy, and life skills classes for both youth and parents.

The foundation supports Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center by funding programs, equipment, improvements, staff education, and other key needs.

With 11 branches and 15 school-based sites, Boys & Girls Clubs offer life-changing programs that promote learning, health, and good citizenship.

Camp Fire First Texas offers programs that create a nurturing, fun environment for youth to discover their spark.

Cancer Care Services supports patients, caregivers, and survivors with financial aid, case management, and social connection.

CASA advocates for abused and neglected children in the child welfare system, helping them find safe, loving, permanent homes.

The Child Study Center at Cook Children’s delivers top-quality care for children with complex developmental and behavioral disabilities.

Places licensed social workers in schools to support at-risk students, achieving a 97%+ stay-in-school rate.

Provides direct support to individuals and families in poverty in Tarrant County, while also equipping churches and community agencies with resources.

Provides engaging programs and exhibits that bring science and history to life for all ages, especially through field trips, Museum School, and Outreach Programs.

A faith-based, privately funded community where women and children break cycles of abuse and poverty to create lasting change.

A last-resort funding source for local children whose social, medical, dental, psychological, or educational needs aren’t met by other resources.

Energizes kids’ creativity with hands-on arts experiences in visual art, dance, music, and theater that make learning come alive.

Hill School partners with families to support students who learn differently, helping them build the skills and confidence to succeed independently.

Saves lives by addressing critical patient needs and funding breakthrough research to prevent, detect, and cure breast cancer.

Supports at-risk children and families with quality early learning and education to improve their chances for success.

Empowers blind individuals with expert training, employment, and specialized services to live independently and with quality.

Beyond shelter and meals, the agency offers hope and a future through case management, job support, counseling, housing aid, and more.

A home-like community where families stay together near children receiving life-saving hospital care.

Supports domestic violence victims with emergency shelter, transitional housing, and prevention programs.

Improves community health—body, mind, and spirit—by funding supplies, services, equipment, and facilities.

The Women’s Center empowers women, men, and children to overcome violence, crisis, and poverty.

Builds strong kids, families, and communities through diverse faith-based programs and activities.