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assistance with the Comprehensive Services for Teen Mothers program

assistance in underwriting the Junior Cattle Baron’s Ball to provide an afternoon excursion for pediatric cancer patients to see “Disney on Ice,” and support of the Healthy Community Initiative

assistance in providing girls and young women who have sexually exploited or trafficked with access to education, job training, counseling and support through the Youth Resource Center

assistance in controlling the population of stray dogs and cats and protecting public health by expanding mobile spay-neuter services, bringing the mobile spay-neuter unit directly into low-income neighborhoods

assistance in providing school clothes and basic hygiene items to disadvantaged children in seven North Texas school districts as part of Operation School Bell

assistance in building capacity in order to serve more of Central Texas’ need for diapers distributed to at-risk populations

assistance, over a two-year period, in providing disadvantaged Austin youth with outdoor experiences, mentoring and leadership training through a year-round program of activities, leading to a weeklong wilderness backcountry trip

assistance in building a community garden adjacent to an elementary school that will serve as a learning garden for fifth graders, provide fresh organic produce for the food bank, and offer church members and residents an opportunity to interact and benefit their community

assistance in honoring past and present members of the United States Marine Corp by presenting the 242nd Birthday Ball at Moody Gardens Hotel on November 11, 2017, and deferring some of the costs for young active-duty so that they may attend

assistance in expanding the mentoring and social service components of an after-school program that combines academic enrichment, sports, and Christian values to help children in an under-served, low-income area of North Spring Branch

assistance in improving the quality of life for children and adults with severe intellectual and physical disabilities through the purchase of a passenger van

assistance in providing affordable housing and support services to patients and their families while they are receiving medical care at a Dallas hospital

assistance in providing a therapeutic and empowering week of summer camp activities to up to 4,000 children with special needs and physical or developmental challenges at the only accredited camp of its kind located along the Texas Gulf Coast

assistance in purchasing a 15-passenger van that will transport individuals in recovery to meetings, classes, support groups and community functions that will aid them in overcoming dysfunction and becoming productive citizens and family members

assistance in supplementing service to the military veterans using the Dallas VA Hospital, and providing comfort items, clothing, food and visits to the thousands of veterans, especially those that are homeless

assistance in serving more of the abused and neglected children in Galveston County and serving as their advocate as they find a safe, permanent home, by hiring additional staff to recruit and supervise more volunteers in order to serve 75% of the children in need of advocacy

assistance in improving nutrition for more of the 43,000 Galveston County residents living in poverty, through mobile food distribution

assistance, over two years, in renovating the historic Guadalupe Church and School into a 58-bed family shelter, an ample client services building and a therapeutic annex for adult and child clients

assistance in improving the lives of Galveston’s working poor residents by offering emergency assistance, medical and mental health care, and other needed services, and improving academic and social outcomes for middle school students through after-school enrichment activity

assistance in improving the safety and security of adults with cognitive disabilities through a capital improvements plan that includes replacing an outdated roof, reinforcing a deteriorating plumbing system, replacing the therapeutic greenhouse and other structural repairs

assistance with short term and longer-term needs of those affected by Hurricane Harvey in Galveston County

assistance, over a two-year period, in supporting more than 20 Galveston County children’s charities advancing the psychological, intellectual, vocational and physical development of the children and adolescents in the community

assistance in providing Galveston County residents with a pathway out of poverty through the Bridges to Hope program

assistance in improving access to mental health and primary care services to homeless and/or uninsured individuals in Galveston County by placing an additional counselor in the Point of Light Clinic in Dickinson

assistance in presenting the 11th annual Bike Around the Bay fundraising event, with proceeds aiding projects to preserve, protect, and enhance the natural resources of Galveston Bay

assistance with the Veteran Employment Training Services program to re-train, counsel and support veterans in finding careers that enable them to support themselves and their families

assistance in providing culturally competent services, in 31 languages, to victims of violence, including human trafficking and domestic violence

assistance in renovating a newly-purchased building in South Dallas to provide food, mentoring, counseling and religious outreach to the area’s most challenging segment of the homeless population, the chronically homeless with a long history of living on the streets

assistance in preventing homelessness among one of the most vulnerable populations by operating four apartment complexes in Oak Cliff that house individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS, and providing comprehensive health, nutrition and transportation services

assistance in extending the continuum of care by filming an informative video for clients, their families and the public, creating a new position of Aftercare Case Manager, and retiring the debt on the center’s 15-passenger van

assistance in addressing a statewide crisis in foster care by creating emergency shelter space for an additional 16 boys and 16 girls, and providing the residents with trauma-informed care, on-site education and counseling to prepare them for permanent placement

assistance, over a two-year period, in developing a new pilot program that will better prepare young women transitioning from foster care to independent adult living by providing a long-term support system that includes goal setting, mentoring, educational assistance and vocational training

assistance in offering a housing-first approach to 50 chronically homeless Dallas County residents who have experienced both severe mental illness and the criminal justice system, providing them with intensive behavioral health and social services to improve their lives at a much lower cost to the city and county than incarceration

assistance in enabling families with a terminally ill child to create lasting memories in the child’s final days by purchasing needed items, improving the quality of family life, fulfilling a last wish or providing aid so that parents can spend more time with their child

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

assistance, over three years, in stabilizing Dallas neighborhoods and families by providing low-income residents who are potential homeowners with the financial literacy, homebuying education and financial documentation needed to purchase and maintain a home

Assistance in endowing two volunteer coordinator positions each year into the future

assistance in expanding case management, intake and support services for families in crisis

assistance with the purchase of a delivery van so that the program can deliver a nutritious evening meal to more high-need schools and after-school programs

assistance in providing pediatric medical, dental and behavioral health care to children living at or near the poverty level in northeast Dallas, offering both primary care and preventive treatment to reduce the rates of diabetes, asthma and obesity among children

assistance in aiding military veterans who are either chronically homeless or experiencing a rare episode of homelessness, by offering supportive services, scattered-site housing and financial coaching to increase each client’s ability to afford adequate housing

assistance with the Flex Fund, a rapid-response source of emergency funds for apartment or utility deposits, furniture, transportation and other needs in order to make homelessness as brief and nonrecurring as possible

assistance in providing specialized social services to senior citizens living in public housing by creating a Service Coordinator position to reduce seniors’ isolation and connect more seniors with needed services such as transportation, nutrition, housekeeping and counseling