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assistance with breeding and training additional guide dogs so that more visually impaired individuals can benefit from the mobility and independence fostered by a guide dog

assistance in providing additional mentorships to at-risk Galveston County children ages 6-17

assistance with expansion of the Head, Heart and Hands program for refugee children living in Vickery Meadow, including counselors, therapy materials and operating support

assistance with providing low-cost microchipping to aid in reuniting lost pets with their owners, and with offering vouchers that enable low-income pet owners to have their pets spayed or neutered

assistance in expanding the Families First Program to recruit, train and support an additional 25 families

assistance with the financial assistance program aiding families with a child battling cancer

assistance, over a two-year period, with the annual fundraising ride whose proceeds support nine partner agencies offering services to those with or at risk of HIV/AIDS

assistance with the Back-to-School Health and Wellness Event

assistance in providing homeless and at-risk infants and children inn North Texas with critically needed supplies, and in bringing simple recreation opportunities to children in homeless shelters

assistance with distributing weekend kits to students struggling with food insecurity at twenty schools in the Austin area

assistance with operating funds for anti-poverty efforts at the new Family Empowerment Center

assistance over three years in establishing a Dallas satellite location offering grief counseling at no cost to children who have lost a parent or sibling, and their families

assistance over 2 years with expansion of the Parent Aide Program

assistance with the Home Again/Seniors Off the Street program providing rapid re-housing and case management to homeless senior citizens

assistance with the purchase and installation of a cooler that will triple the food bank’s capacity to distribute fresh produce

assistance in providing funding to meet the individual needs of a child in foster care, including school extracurricular activities, therapy or tutoring

assistance with the 2018 Bike Around the Bay fundraising bike ride

assistance with the Meet Your Match protocol to develop more detailed information on each animal and categorizing them for adopters

assistance, over a five-year period, with creating and training Coordinated Community Response teams to serve victims of domestic abuse in areas without shelters, advocacy organizations or trained responders

assistance with the ongoing program to advocate on behalf of children removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect

assistance in finding safe, permanent homes for children who have been removed from their families due to the parents’ abuse or neglect

assistance in supporting eight charities in Dallas County that are concerned with the needs of children, enabling groups to provide innovative services in health, education, arts, and social welfare and expand their capacity

assistance in providing 400 West Dallas children with a weekend-long summer camp prior to the beginning of after-school programming

assistance over three years in providing veterans and other individuals with disabilities with diving lessons, equipment and mentoring

assistance with new furnishings, selected and installed by an interior design team in order to offer formerly homeless families a fresh start and new outlook

assistance with a challenge grant for the Hands of Hope annual appeal to Episcopal churches and schools

assistance in serving more unemployed individuals with a 13-week skills training program aimed at gainful employment

assistance with increased expenses of providing therapeutic and educational outdoor experiences for underserved children ages 6-18

assistance in building capacity in order to provide more of the children in temporary state custody with a volunteer advocate

assistance with the services of the Beacon of Hope Center

assistance with funding the therapist position in Therapeutic Family Services

assistance in providing training to conduct outcomes-based evaluation, and offering evaluation-technology consulting and support to mid-sized Moody Foundation grantees to improve and refine their programs

assistance with renovating a vacant building adjacent to a full range of services, collaborating with Catholic Charities of Dallas to provide a two-generation approach to serving children and families

assistance toward expansion of the center to meet the growth of the area

assistance with providing Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to children and non-offending family members, and with stocking the Rainbow Room with clothes, car seats, diapers and other items

assistance, over two years, with a summer day camp serving children with cerebral palsy and other neuromuscular disorders, and to expand to a second location in Williamson County

assistance with renovating the commons space at Courtyard Memory Care

assistance in expanding clinic services to include low-cost spay and neuter procedures to make the procedures more available to low-income and rural residents of Harris County

assistance in providing funding for families whose child is in the final stages of terminal cancer

assistance in constructing four new homes for purchase by low-income, working-poor Austin residents

assistance in providing Central Texas children who are undergoing treatment for cleft lip and palate anomalies with services that aid in their long-term treatment

assistance in broadening the impact of existing camp programs by launching a pilot project that brings campers and their parents together for a weekend family camp

assistance in completing the “For the Love of the Springs” capital campaign to restore and rehabilitate the iconic Barton Springs Bathhouse

assistance in expanding the Pantry’s Brown Bag program

assistance, over two years, with the final phase of the “Lose the Wait” project to reduce the time at-risk children spend before being matched with a mentor

assistance over two years with capital improvements to Camp James Ray that will add a dormitory and amphitheater for family camping, and support of the ScoutReach initiative for disadvantaged youth in underserved communities

assistance with the Peer Support Services program

assistance with the shelter’s Children’s Program, providing counseling to children who have been victims of or witness to domestic violence

assistance with job-training internships for youth released from the Dallas County Juvenile Justice system, and with construction of a Community Services Center

assistance with the purchase of a cabin for use in housing families visiting the camp

assistance in adding freezer space and purchasing more high-protein food such as meat, eggs and dairy products

assistance toward the construction of ten independent living units to house single-parent families as they strive to become self-sufficient