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    Hoblitzelle Foundation

    ActiveMutual & Membership BenefitFunds Individuals
    DALLAS, TXWebsite2143730462

    About Hoblitzelle Foundation

    The HoblitZelle Foundation makes large, targeted gifts to support local healthcare infrastructure in Dallas, exemplified by a seven-figure capital grant for a new pediatric hospital campus. Their giving is highly place-based and focused on a single high-impact project rather than a broad portfolio of grantees.

    Focus Areas

    Capital funding for pediatric hospital facilities in DallasLocal Dallas healthcare infrastructure and hospital expansionMajor one-off endowed fund gifts to medical institutions

    Who They Fund

    patients and healthcare providers (hospital/clinical populations)local Dallas-area communities / neighborhood residentsstudents, workforce learners, and higher-education stakeholdersarts and museum audiences / cultural institution visitors

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, high-dollar single grants aimed at capital projects; infrequent/discrete large gifts rather than many small or recurring awards.

    About Hoblitzelle Foundation

    A seven-figure grant to the Southwestern Medical Foundation’s Karl & Esther Hoblitzelle Fund for a new Dallas pediatric hospital campus captures the Hoblitzelle Foundation’s pattern of large, place-based capital support. The foundation’s recent giving centers on Dallas institutions and often backs building projects, renovations, replacement facilities, and major campaign phases rather than scattered program grants. In the medical area, it has supported Children’s Medical Center of Dallas for an emergency-department renovation and expansion, and Methodist Health System Foundation for capital aspects of an ECMO program at Methodist Dallas Medical Center. Its portfolio also reaches beyond health care into civic and cultural facilities, including support for a new community park, theater restoration, and museum development. The foundation funds institutions that serve local residents across health, education, arts, and public-benefit infrastructure, with many awards tied to capital campaigns and facility upgrades. Across the recent grants list, Dallas organizations appear repeatedly, indicating sustained attention to projects that shape the city’s built environment and long-term institutional capacity.

    What Hoblitzelle Foundation Funds

    In health care, the foundation supports hospital and clinical infrastructure rather than broad service delivery. Recent examples include $375,000 to Children’s Medical Center of Dallas for a capital campaign to renovate, expand, and modernize the ER department at the Dallas campus, and $350,000 to Methodist Health System Foundation for capital aspects of an ECMO program at Methodist Dallas Medical Center. It also backed Texas Health Resources with $250,000 toward renovation of the Margot Perot Center at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. Beyond medicine, the foundation has funded civic and cultural capital work: $500,000 to Southern Gateway Public Green Foundation for additional support of Southern Gateway Deck Park, $250,000 to Forest Forward for restoration of the Forest Theater, and $250,000 to Dallas Theater Center for capital priorities within a financial stabilization campaign. Education appears as well through a $312,500 grant to Southern Methodist University for the “Changing Minds” capital campaign.

    How Hoblitzelle Foundation Gives

    Typical grant size is $50,000 at the 25th percentile, $80,000 at the median, and $150,000 at the 75th percentile, with some awards reaching $1,000,000. The recent record shows repeated support for the same institutions across multiple years, including Fair Park First, YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, Forest Forward, Texas Health Resources, Dallas Zoological Society, and The Salvation Army of North Texas, which points to multi-year relationships rather than isolated one-time gifts. Hoblitzelle Foundation is a regular funder and accepts unsolicited requests across several program areas. The pattern is heavily capital-oriented, with occasional operating support noted in special circumstances, and grants are generally competitive for Dallas, Dallas County, and North Texas organizations.

    Open Grant Opportunities

    Current and upcoming funding from Hoblitzelle Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowCloses Aug 15, 2026

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    Who can apply: IRS tax-exempt status (IRS exemption letter), most recent Form 990, most recent audited financial statements, list of board of directors, major donor report (review of financial support from other foundations/donors for past three years). Grants typically are not made to an organization more than once every three to four years; one-year waiting period between grant submissions.

    Deadline: Three proposal intake windows per year: Feb 15 – Apr 15 (decisions by end of May); Jun 15 – Aug 15 (decisions by end of September); Oct 15 – Dec 15 (decisions by end of January).

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $7.3M

    Total Assets

    $135.7M

    Total Revenue

    $11.7M

    Total Expenses

    $12.6M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $50K and $150K, with a median of $80K.

    25th Percentile

    $50K

    Median

    $80K

    75th Percentile

    $150K

    Geographic Reach

    Local2 states funded

    About 99% of grants go to recipients in TX.

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    Funding Style

    capital/infrastructure fundingfacility renovation and replacementtechnology and data infrastructure supportinstitutional sustainability / financial stabilization

    Notable grantees: Southwestern Medical Foundation (Karl & Esther HoblitZelle Fund)

    Topics

    hospital and clinical facilities (including ER modernization and specialized programs like ECMO)community health clinics / Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC)public parks and recreational infrastructureperforming arts and historic theater restorationmuseum & cultural collections acquisition and exhibit renovationresearch infrastructure (brain research tower / medical research facilities)STEM & innovation center and higher-education workforce data systems

    Where Hoblitzelle Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is overwhelmingly local: 99% of grants go to recipients in Texas, and the recipient list is dominated by Dallas. Recent awards also reached Arlington, Irving, and Austin, but Dallas-based organizations account for most of the named grants. Specific recipient cities include Dallas for Southern Gateway Public Green Foundation, Fair Park First, YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, and North Texas Public Broadcasting (KERA); Arlington for Texas Health Resources and the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation; Irving for Cistercian Preparatory School; and Austin for Austin Theatre Alliance. The country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Hoblitzelle Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does Hoblitzelle Foundation fund?

    It funds nonprofit organizations, schools, medical institutions, and cultural groups, with active programs in Social Services, Arts & Culture, Education, Medical, Disability Community, Civic, Environment, and General Operating & Capital Grants. The recent grants list shows support for hospitals, theaters, parks, museums, schools, and social-service organizations.

    How large are its typical grants?

    The grant-size distribution centers on $50,000 at the 25th percentile, $80,000 at the median, and $150,000 at the 75th percentile. Larger capital awards also appear, including a $1,000,000 grant for a Dallas pediatric hospital campus.

    Does the foundation support only one sector?

    No. Its recent grants cover medical infrastructure, parks and civic projects, performing arts, education, and public-benefit institutions. Examples include support for a hospital emergency department, a community park, theater restoration, and a university capital campaign.

    Does Hoblitzelle Foundation make grants outside Texas?

    Its giving is local, and 99% of grants go to recipients in Texas. In the recent grants list, all recipients are in the United States, with named Texas cities including Dallas, Arlington, Irving, and Austin.

    Are recurring grants common?

    Yes. Several organizations appear more than once across the recent grants list, including Fair Park First, YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, Forest Forward, Texas Health Resources, Dallas Zoological Society, and The Salvation Army of North Texas. That pattern suggests continued support for multi-year campaigns and projects.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Who can apply: Applicants should identify a capital need and review current funding interests. Grants are typically not made to the same organization more than once every three to four years, and there is a one-year waiting period between grant submissions.

    Deadline: Proposals submitted February 15-April 15 are considered by the end of May; June 15-August 15 by the end of September; October 15-December 15 by the end of January.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION KARL & ESTHER HOBLITZELLE FUNDDALLAS, TX$1,000,0002025TOWARD A NEW DALLAS PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL CAMPUS
    TEXAS TREES FOUNDATIONDALLAS, TX$500,0002025SUPPORT OF THE SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL DISTRICT TRANSFORMATION PROJECT
    YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLASDALLAS, TX$500,0002025TOWARD REVITALIZATION OF THE PARK SOUTH YMCA.
    FAIR PARK FIRSTDALLAS, TX$400,0002025TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE NEW COMMUNITY PARK.
    SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION KARL & ESTHER HOBLITZELLE FUNDDALLAS, TX$250,0002025TOWARD A NEW COMMUNITY CLINIC ON DALLAS COLLEGE-RICHLAND CAMPUS.
    NORTH TEXAS PUBLIC BROADCASTING (KERA)DALLAS, TX$250,0002025TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR NEW FACILITIES, INVESTMENT IN CONTENT, AND ENDOWMENT.
    UNITED WAY OF METROPOLITAN DALLASDALLAS, TX$250,0002025TOWARD CAPITAL ASPECTS OF THEIR CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN.
    AUSTIN THEATRE ALLIANCEAUSTIN, TX$250,0002025TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO RESTORE AND RENOVATE THE PARAMOUNT & STATE THEATRES.
    DALLAS ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETYDALLAS, TX$250,0002025TOWARD THE "WILD HORIZONS" CAPITAL CAMPAIGN.
    THE SALVATION ARMY OF NORTH TEXASDALLAS, TX$250,0002025TOWARD THE "THE ONE ARMY, MANY FRONTS CAMPAIGN" FOR REPLACEMENT FACILITIES
    THE STEWPOTDALLAS, TX$250,0002025TOWARD A CAMPAIGN TO PURCHASE THE CITYSQUARE CAMPUS.
    CISTERCIAN PREPARATORY SCHOOLIRVING, TX$250,0002025TOWARD A NEW THEATER.
    FOREST FORWARDDALLAS, TX$250,0002025TOWARD ADDITIONAL SUPPORT TOWARD THE RESTORATION OF THE FOREST THEATER.
    SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION KARL & ESTHER HOBLITZELLE FUNDDALLAS, TX$250,0002025TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE BRAIN RESEARCH TOWER FOR THE PETER O'DONNELL JR. BRAIN INSTITUTE.
    TRINITY PARK CONSERVANCYDALLAS, TX$150,0002025TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR HAROLD SIMMONS PARK AND THE WEST OVERLOOK.
    DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATERDALLAS, TX$150,0002025FOR SECURITY FENCING AND LANDSCAPING.
    WACO FAMILY MEDICINE FOUNDATIONWACO, TX$125,0002025TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR REPLACEMENT FACILITIES.
    GREENHILL SCHOOLADDISON, TX$125,0002025TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR A NEW STEM AND INNOVATION CENTER.
    WASHINGTON ON THE BRAZOS HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONWASHINGTON, TX$125,0002025TOWARD THE "WHERE TEXAS BECAME TEXAS" CAPITAL CAMPAIGN.
    KLYDE WARREN PARKDALLAS, TX$111,0002025FOR DIGITAL SIGNAGE.
    AUSTIN STREET CENTERDALLAS, TX$105,0002025FOR A REPLACEMENT ELEVATOR IN THE FACILITY HOUSING THE SISTERHOOD PROGRAM.
    THE BRIDGE HOMELESS RECOVERY CENTERDALLAS, TX$100,0002025TOWARD RECONFIGURING THE SPACE USED BY CASE MANAGERS.
    TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONDENTON, TX$100,0002025FOR EXPANSION OF THE TWU STROKE CENTER IN THE DALLAS MEDICAL DISTRICT.
    DALLAS EDUCATION FOUNDATIONDALLAS, TX$100,0002025FOR A MOBILE CAREER EXPLORATION TRAILER.
    VOLUNTEERNOWDALLAS, TX$100,0002025TOWARD A $530,000 REBRANDING AND EXPANSION OF THE DONATED GOODS PROGRAM.
    HOUSING FORWARDDALLAS, TX$100,0002025TOWARD THE "STREET TO HOME" INITIATIVE TO REDUCE HOMELESSNESS.
    JESUIT COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF DALLASDALLAS, TX$100,0002025TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO TRANSFORM THE FRONT OF SCHOOL.
    RISE ADAPTIVE SPORTSIRVING, TX$100,0002025TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR A NEW LOCATION FOR THIS ADAPTIVE WATER SPORTS PROGRAM.
    DALLAS HISTORICAL SOCIETYDALLAS, TX$80,0002025FOR SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS AT THE HALL OF STATE.
    FRONTIERS OF FLIGHT MUSEUMDALLAS, TX$75,0002025TOWARD FACILITY RENOVATIONS.
    LBU (LOS BARRIOS UNIDOS) COMMUNITY CLINICDALLAS, TX$53,5602025FOR 10 NEW ADULT EXAMINATION TABLES.
    29 ACRESCROSS ROADS, TX$50,5502025FOR RENOVATIONS AT THIS HOUSING COMMUNITY FOR NEURODIVERSE ADULTS.
    RAINBOW DAYSDALLAS, TX$50,0002025TOWARD TECHNOLOGY UPDATES TO BETTER TRACK CLIENT INFORMATION AND PROGRAM OUTCOMES.
    URSULINE ACADEMY OF TEXAS (SHUFORD)DALLAS, TX$50,0002025GRANT DIRECTED BY KAREN SHUFORD AS A THANK-YOU FOR HER BOARD SERVICE.
    AUTISM TREATMENT CENTERDALLAS, TX$50,0002025TOWARD GROUP HOME REPAIRS.
    BEACON HILL PREPARATORY INSTITUTEDALLAS, TX$50,0002025TOWARD $150,000 IN CAPITAL NEEDS AT THIS ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES OUT-OF-SCHOOL LEARNING IN SOUTHERN DALLAS.
    HEARD NATURAL SCIENCE MUSEUM & WILDLIFE SANCTUARYMCKINNEY, TX$50,0002025FOR UPDATED TECHNOLOGY.
    MOSAIC FAMILY SERVICESDALLAS, TX$50,0002025TOWARD OFFICE RENOVATIONS.
    BETTER TOGETHER FUND AT THE DALLAS FOUNDATIONDALLAS, TX$50,0002025FOR RENEWED COMMITMENT TO THE BETTER TOGETHER FUND.
    LONE STAR CASAROCKWALL, TX$35,0002025FOR FACILITY RENOVATIONS AND UPDATED SOFTWARE.
    THE FAMILY INITIATIVE INCEMPORIA, KS$33,5002025TOWARD OFFICE RENOVATIONS AT ONE OF THE LOCAL OFFICES SERVING NINE COUNTIES IN NORTH TEXAS.
    HOUSING CRISIS CENTERDALLAS, TX$30,0002025TOWARD CAPITAL ASPECTS OF AN OFFICE MOVE, INCLUDING RENOVATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY.
    OAK CLIFF SOCIETY OF FINE ARTSDALLAS, TX$30,0002025FOR REPAIRS AND RESTORATION OF THE HISTORIC TURNER HOUSE, THIS AGENCY'S HEADQUARTERS IN THE WINNETKA HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD.
    ONE MAN'S TREASUREROCKWALL, TX$30,0002025TOWARD BUILD-OUT OF A NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR THIS AGENCY SERVING FORMERLY INCARCERATED MEN.
    CHILDREN AT RISK INCHOUSTON, TX$25,0002025TO UPGRADE TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT.
    SOUTHERN GATEWAY PUBLIC GREEN FOUNDATIONDALLAS, TX$500,0002024FOR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT OF THE SOUTHERN GATEWAY DECK PARK.
    FAIR PARK FIRSTDALLAS, TX$400,0002024TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE NEW COMMUNITY PARK.
    DALLAS THEATER CENTERDALLAS, TX$250,0002024TOWARD CAPITAL PRIORITIES WITHIN A FINANCIAL STABILIZATION CAMPAIGN.
    FOREST FORWARDDALLAS, TX$250,0002024TOWARD ADDITIONAL SUPPORT TOWARD THE RESTORATION OF THE FOREST THEATER.
    THE SALVATION ARMY OF NORTH TEXASDALLAS, TX$250,0002024TOWARD THE "THE ONE ARMY, MANY FRONTS CAMPAIGN" FOR REPLACEMENT FACILITIES

    SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION KARL & ESTHER HOBLITZELLE FUND

    $1,000,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD A NEW DALLAS PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL CAMPUS

    TEXAS TREES FOUNDATION

    $500,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    SUPPORT OF THE SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL DISTRICT TRANSFORMATION PROJECT

    YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS

    $500,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD REVITALIZATION OF THE PARK SOUTH YMCA.

    FAIR PARK FIRST

    $400,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE NEW COMMUNITY PARK.

    SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION KARL & ESTHER HOBLITZELLE FUND

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD A NEW COMMUNITY CLINIC ON DALLAS COLLEGE-RICHLAND CAMPUS.

    NORTH TEXAS PUBLIC BROADCASTING (KERA)

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR NEW FACILITIES, INVESTMENT IN CONTENT, AND ENDOWMENT.

    UNITED WAY OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD CAPITAL ASPECTS OF THEIR CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN.

    AUSTIN THEATRE ALLIANCE

    $250,000
    AUSTIN, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO RESTORE AND RENOVATE THE PARAMOUNT & STATE THEATRES.

    DALLAS ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD THE "WILD HORIZONS" CAPITAL CAMPAIGN.

    THE SALVATION ARMY OF NORTH TEXAS

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD THE "THE ONE ARMY, MANY FRONTS CAMPAIGN" FOR REPLACEMENT FACILITIES

    THE STEWPOT

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAMPAIGN TO PURCHASE THE CITYSQUARE CAMPUS.

    CISTERCIAN PREPARATORY SCHOOL

    $250,000
    IRVING, TX2025

    TOWARD A NEW THEATER.

    FOREST FORWARD

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD ADDITIONAL SUPPORT TOWARD THE RESTORATION OF THE FOREST THEATER.

    SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL FOUNDATION KARL & ESTHER HOBLITZELLE FUND

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE BRAIN RESEARCH TOWER FOR THE PETER O'DONNELL JR. BRAIN INSTITUTE.

    TRINITY PARK CONSERVANCY

    $150,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR HAROLD SIMMONS PARK AND THE WEST OVERLOOK.

    DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATER

    $150,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    FOR SECURITY FENCING AND LANDSCAPING.

    WACO FAMILY MEDICINE FOUNDATION

    $125,000
    WACO, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR REPLACEMENT FACILITIES.

    GREENHILL SCHOOL

    $125,000
    ADDISON, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR A NEW STEM AND INNOVATION CENTER.

    WASHINGTON ON THE BRAZOS HISTORICAL FOUNDATION

    $125,000
    WASHINGTON, TX2025

    TOWARD THE "WHERE TEXAS BECAME TEXAS" CAPITAL CAMPAIGN.

    KLYDE WARREN PARK

    $111,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    FOR DIGITAL SIGNAGE.

    AUSTIN STREET CENTER

    $105,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    FOR A REPLACEMENT ELEVATOR IN THE FACILITY HOUSING THE SISTERHOOD PROGRAM.

    THE BRIDGE HOMELESS RECOVERY CENTER

    $100,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD RECONFIGURING THE SPACE USED BY CASE MANAGERS.

    TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    DENTON, TX2025

    FOR EXPANSION OF THE TWU STROKE CENTER IN THE DALLAS MEDICAL DISTRICT.

    DALLAS EDUCATION FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    FOR A MOBILE CAREER EXPLORATION TRAILER.

    VOLUNTEERNOW

    $100,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD A $530,000 REBRANDING AND EXPANSION OF THE DONATED GOODS PROGRAM.

    HOUSING FORWARD

    $100,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD THE "STREET TO HOME" INITIATIVE TO REDUCE HOMELESSNESS.

    JESUIT COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF DALLAS

    $100,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN TO TRANSFORM THE FRONT OF SCHOOL.

    RISE ADAPTIVE SPORTS

    $100,000
    IRVING, TX2025

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR A NEW LOCATION FOR THIS ADAPTIVE WATER SPORTS PROGRAM.

    DALLAS HISTORICAL SOCIETY

    $80,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    FOR SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS AT THE HALL OF STATE.

    FRONTIERS OF FLIGHT MUSEUM

    $75,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD FACILITY RENOVATIONS.

    LBU (LOS BARRIOS UNIDOS) COMMUNITY CLINIC

    $53,560
    DALLAS, TX2025

    FOR 10 NEW ADULT EXAMINATION TABLES.

    29 ACRES

    $50,550
    CROSS ROADS, TX2025

    FOR RENOVATIONS AT THIS HOUSING COMMUNITY FOR NEURODIVERSE ADULTS.

    RAINBOW DAYS

    $50,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD TECHNOLOGY UPDATES TO BETTER TRACK CLIENT INFORMATION AND PROGRAM OUTCOMES.

    URSULINE ACADEMY OF TEXAS (SHUFORD)

    $50,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    GRANT DIRECTED BY KAREN SHUFORD AS A THANK-YOU FOR HER BOARD SERVICE.

    AUTISM TREATMENT CENTER

    $50,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD GROUP HOME REPAIRS.

    BEACON HILL PREPARATORY INSTITUTE

    $50,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD $150,000 IN CAPITAL NEEDS AT THIS ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES OUT-OF-SCHOOL LEARNING IN SOUTHERN DALLAS.

    HEARD NATURAL SCIENCE MUSEUM & WILDLIFE SANCTUARY

    $50,000
    MCKINNEY, TX2025

    FOR UPDATED TECHNOLOGY.

    MOSAIC FAMILY SERVICES

    $50,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD OFFICE RENOVATIONS.

    BETTER TOGETHER FUND AT THE DALLAS FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    FOR RENEWED COMMITMENT TO THE BETTER TOGETHER FUND.

    LONE STAR CASA

    $35,000
    ROCKWALL, TX2025

    FOR FACILITY RENOVATIONS AND UPDATED SOFTWARE.

    THE FAMILY INITIATIVE INC

    $33,500
    EMPORIA, KS2025

    TOWARD OFFICE RENOVATIONS AT ONE OF THE LOCAL OFFICES SERVING NINE COUNTIES IN NORTH TEXAS.

    HOUSING CRISIS CENTER

    $30,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    TOWARD CAPITAL ASPECTS OF AN OFFICE MOVE, INCLUDING RENOVATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY.

    OAK CLIFF SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS

    $30,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    FOR REPAIRS AND RESTORATION OF THE HISTORIC TURNER HOUSE, THIS AGENCY'S HEADQUARTERS IN THE WINNETKA HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD.

    ONE MAN'S TREASURE

    $30,000
    ROCKWALL, TX2025

    TOWARD BUILD-OUT OF A NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR THIS AGENCY SERVING FORMERLY INCARCERATED MEN.

    CHILDREN AT RISK INC

    $25,000
    HOUSTON, TX2025

    TO UPGRADE TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT.

    SOUTHERN GATEWAY PUBLIC GREEN FOUNDATION

    $500,000
    DALLAS, TX2024

    FOR ADDITIONAL SUPPORT OF THE SOUTHERN GATEWAY DECK PARK.

    FAIR PARK FIRST

    $400,000
    DALLAS, TX2024

    TOWARD A CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE NEW COMMUNITY PARK.

    DALLAS THEATER CENTER

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2024

    TOWARD CAPITAL PRIORITIES WITHIN A FINANCIAL STABILIZATION CAMPAIGN.

    FOREST FORWARD

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2024

    TOWARD ADDITIONAL SUPPORT TOWARD THE RESTORATION OF THE FOREST THEATER.

    THE SALVATION ARMY OF NORTH TEXAS

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2024

    TOWARD THE "THE ONE ARMY, MANY FRONTS CAMPAIGN" FOR REPLACEMENT FACILITIES