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    March Family Foundation

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    DALLAS, TXWebsite2146425701

    About March Family Foundation

    The March Family Foundation concentrates its giving in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, investing heavily in civic infrastructure that strengthens community opportunity and cultural life. Its dollars flow to public media, performing arts organizations, and community-wide intermediaries that advance education, health and income stability, with a noticeable emphasis on capital and capacity support. The foundation favors visible, place-based institutions that serve broad audiences or coordinate services across sectors.

    Focus Areas

    Civic and community-wide capacity building (United Way and similar intermediaries in North Texas)Public media and local journalism (KERA radio/PBS and regional public broadcasting)Performing arts infrastructure and capital projects (Dallas Children's Theater, TACA, Kitchen Dog Theater)Educational supports and services for children and families delivered through community partnersEmergency and operational support for local service providers (Trusted World-style resource distribution)

    Who They Fund

    North Texas service providers, small nonprofits, and local institutions

    About March Family Foundation

    March Family Foundation’s recent giving is anchored by Dallas-area civic and cultural institutions, with seven-figure support directed to United Way Metropolitan Dallas and United Way Foundation for work tied to education, income, and health. The foundation also backs the infrastructure that helps those systems and institutions operate, from capital support for Dallas Children’s Theater to capacity-oriented funding for TACA and operating support for KERA Radio / PBS. That mix points to a funder that combines community-wide intermediaries with visible local organizations serving broad audiences. Across its largest recent awards, the foundation’s pattern is clear: recurring support for the same organizations over multiple years, often at meaningful scale. United Way Foundation, United Way Metropolitan Dallas, TACA, KERA Radio / PBS, Dallas Children’s Theater, Trusted World, Nexus Recovery Center, and Shumla all appear more than once in the recent grants list. The foundation’s portfolio reaches beyond arts and public media into recovery services, local resource distribution, and preservation work tied to the Lower Pecos rock art record. Its giving is concentrated in institutions that shape community life rather than in individual assistance or small one-off projects.

    What March Family Foundation Funds

    In civic capacity building, the foundation gave $610,000 to United Way Foundation in 2023 and $600,000 to United Way Metropolitan Dallas in 2025, both for addressing community issues through education, income, and health. In public media, it supported KERA Radio - PBS with $300,000 in 2025 and $210,000 in 2024, alongside a 2023 grant to KERA Radio North Texas for public radio. Arts and cultural institutions are another clear thread. The foundation awarded $250,000 in 2025 to TACA - the Arts Community Alliance for grantmaking, capacity building, and thought leadership, and $220,000 in 2024 to Kitchen Dog Theater for the theatre that “provokes and challenges.” It also gave $25,000 to Soul Rep Theatre Company in 2025 for transformative Black theater. Its portfolio also includes human services and preservation work. Nexus Recovery Center received $110,000 in both 2024 and 2025 for recovery from alcohol and drug addiction, while Shumla received grants for the Alexandria Project to preserve and document Lower Pecos rock art.

    How March Family Foundation Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $2.1M

    Total Assets

    $33.2M

    Total Revenue

    $6.3M

    Total Expenses

    $2.1M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $2K and $11K, with a median of $5K.

    25th Percentile

    $2K

    Median

    $5K

    75th Percentile

    $11K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional4 states funded
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    people in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction (physical, emotional, spiritual recovery)
    formerly incarcerated or recently released young men and women (reentry internship participants)
    women pursuing careers in STEM
    local artists, theatre practitioners, orchestra members, and public media audiences

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, large-dollar grants to a small number of repeat, regionally significant organizations—mix of multi-year or multiple grants for capital and general operating support rather than many small awards; strongly place-based (Dallas metro).

    Funding Style

    grantmaking (program support)capacity building (nonprofit development & leadership)direct service funding (meals, recovery services)capital/infrastructure grants (building capital, parks)systems change & policy/leadership development

    Notable grantees: United Way Metropolitan Dallas / United Way Foundation, TACA - The Arts Community Alliance, KERA (radio & PBS), Dallas Children's Theater, Trusted World

    Topics

    arts & culture support (theatre, classical music, experimental work, public radio)food security & sustainable food systems (meals for children/seniors/families; food culture)substance use recovery & mental health servicesworkforce development & equitable representation in STEM (women in STEM)criminal justice reentry & recidivism reduction (post-release internships)education & music education (students, schools, community music programs)cultural heritage preservation & public space activation (rock art documentation, parks/public events)

    Typical grant size is modest to mid-sized: the p25 is $2,000, the median is $5,000, and the p75 is $10,500. The recent list also shows a smaller number of very large awards, indicating a mixed pattern of broad support and a few anchor grants. Recipients often appear across multiple years, including United Way Foundation, TACA, KERA Radio / PBS, Dallas Children’s Theater, Nexus Recovery Center, and Shumla. The foundation is a private family foundation, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. The active grant programs include both unsolicited annual applications and trustee-selected discretionary grants.

    Where March Family Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is heavily concentrated in Texas, which accounts for 69% of grants, with Dallas and nearby Garland appearing repeatedly in the recent list. Dallas recipients include United Way Metropolitan Dallas, KERA Radio / PBS, TACA - the Arts Community Alliance, Dallas Children’s Theater, Nexus Recovery Center, Soul Rep Theatre Company, and the George W. Bush Presidential Center. Garland appears through Trusted World, and Comstock appears through Shumla. Outside Texas, the list includes New York recipients such as Hudson River Park and the James Beard Foundation, but all recent grants shown are to U.S. organizations.

    Frequently Asked Questions About March Family Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does March Family Foundation support?

    The recent grants list points to community intermediaries, public media, arts institutions, recovery services, preservation work, and public-facing civic organizations. Examples include United Way Metropolitan Dallas, KERA Radio / PBS, TACA - the Arts Community Alliance, Dallas Children’s Theater, Nexus Recovery Center, and Shumla.

    Does March Family Foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes for its annual general grant programs. The active program information says the Annual Grant Cycle and General Grant Program accept unsolicited applications, including the Minnesota Common Grant Application for the annual competitive program. Trustee Grants and Trustee Discretionary Grants are not available via unsolicited application.

    What is the foundation’s typical grant size?

    The typical range is small to mid-sized: the 25th percentile is $2,000, the median grant is $5,000, and the 75th percentile is $10,500. The recent grants list also includes larger anchor grants at $200,000, $250,000, $300,000, $600,000, and $610,000.

    Which organizations have received repeated support?

    Repeated recipients include United Way Foundation, United Way Metropolitan Dallas, TACA - the Arts Community Alliance, KERA Radio / PBS, Dallas Children’s Theater, Nexus Recovery Center, Trusted World, and Shumla. Several of these appear in multiple years, which shows recurring support rather than one-time funding only.

    Where does the foundation give most often?

    Texas is the top state by grant count, and 69% of grants go to recipients in Texas. Recent Texas recipients are concentrated in Dallas, with additional grants in Garland and Comstock.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Open Grant Opportunities

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

    Open nowCloses Apr 3, 2027

    Annual Grant Cycle (General Grants)

    Youth developmentEducationBasic needs (food, shelter)+10 more

    Who can apply: 501(c)(3) organizations and faith-based organizations (including churches). Must be able to state measurable outcomes and provide required attachments (organization budget, program budget if applicable, IRS determination letter, audited financial statements, board of directors, key staff).

    Deadline: Proposal submission window listed as January 5 - April 3 (annual). Example cycle shown: January 5, 2026 - April 3, 2026; site visits completed by June 19; grants awarded no later than September 25.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    UNITED WAYDallas, TX$505,0002026To improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities to advance the common good.
    KERAKXTDallas, TX$350,0002026To serve North Texas by delivering trusted journalism, thoughtful storytelling, and inspiring music that informs, educates, and connects the community.
    CAFE MOMENTUMDallas, TX$255,0002026To empower justice-involved youth through a restaurant and community that transforms lives.
    TACADallas, TX$250,0002026To foster excellence and impact in the arts through grantmaking, capacity building, and thought leadership.
    NEXUSDallas, TX$210,0002026To serve as a community of hope and recovery for all women and their families who strive to live healthy, resilient lives.
    DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATERDallas, TX$200,0002026To inspire young people to creative and productive lives through the art of theater.
    TRUSTED WORLDDallas, TX$100,0002026To bridge the gap between donated goods and the organizations serving individuals in need by providing a centralized resource for sorting, processing, and distributing essential items.
    SHUMLADallas, TX$45,0002026To preserve the oldest known books in North America the rock art of the Lower Pecos Canyonlands of southwest Texas and northern Mexico through documentation, research, stewardship, and education.
    UNDERMAIN THEATREDallas, TX$27,5002026To produce challenging, provocative, and innovative theater in a nurturing and supportive artistic environment.
    JUNIOR PLAYERSDallas, TX$25,0002026To inspire children and youth through the arts to develop creativity, confidence, and life skills that lead to success in school and in life.
    GEORGE W BUSH PRESIDENTIAL CENTERDallas, TX$20,0002026To advance the timeless values of freedom, opportunity, accountability, and compassion.
    SECOND THOUGHT THEATREDallas, TX$7,5002026To produce intimate, thought-provoking, and innovative contemporary theatre that engages and challenges audiences.
    SOUL REP THEATRE CODallas, TX$7,5002026To produce and develop work that is reflective of the Black experience while cultivating artists of color and engaging diverse audiences.
    KITCHEN DOG THEATERDallas, TX$7,5002026To challenge conventional thinking through exceptional theatrical experiences.
    UNDERMAIN THEATREDallas, TX$7,5002026To produce challenging, provocative, and innovative theatre in a nurturing and supportive artistic environment.
    NORTH TEXAS FOOD BANKPlano, TX$5,0002026To close the hunger gap in North Texas by providing access to nutritious food and providing innovative education and resources that empower communities to better understand and address hunger.
    CRYSTAL CHARITY BALLDallas, TX$5,0002026To aid, support, and make contributions to childrens charities in Dallas County.
    SAVE THE MUSIC FOUNDATIONNew York, NY$5,0002026To help students, schools, and communities reach their full potential through the power of making music.
    HIGH TECH HIGH HEELSDallas, TX$5,0002026To encourage girls and underrepresented youth to pursue STEM-based education and careers through mentoring, hands-on experiences, and scholarships.
    TWLOHAMelbourne, FL$5,0002026To present hope and find help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide.
    DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRADallas, TX$5,0002026To inspire and change lives through musical excellence.
    BTWHSPVA ADVISORY BOARDDallas, TX$2,5002026To support and advance the excellence of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts by providing fundraising, strategic guidance, and community advocacy for students, faculty, and programs.
    PEROT MUSEUM OF NATURE AND SCIENCEDallas, TX$2,5002026To inspire minds through nature and science.
    DALLAS THEATER CENTERDallas, TX$2,5002026To invest in our community by producing plays with resident artists that reflect and illuminate diverse experiences, spark collaboration and dialogue, and invite engagement through innovative live performances.
    AUSTIN FARM SANCTUARYPaige, TX$2,0002026To rescue, rehabilitate, and provide lifelong sanctuary to farm animals while promoting compassion and education about animal welfare and plant-based living.
    AUSTIN PETS ALIVEAustin, TX$2,0002026To promote and provide the resources, education, and programs needed to eliminate the killing of companion animals.
    OUT TO PASTURE ANIMAL SANCTUARYEstacada, OR$1,0002026To provide lifelong, loving care for rescued farm animals and to promote compassion and respect for all living beings through education and outreach.
    HUMAN ACCESS PROJECTPortland, OR$1,0002026To make the Willamette River swimmable, fishable, and accessible to everyone.
    NORTHWEST VEGBrush Prairie, WA$1,0002026To promote the education and adoption of a plant-based diet for a healthier, more sustainable, and compassionate world.
    KICKSTAND COMEDYDallas, TX$1,0002026To create a welcoming and inclusive community that inspires joy, creativity, and connection through comedy and improvisation.
    THE STEW POTDallas, TX$1,0002026To inspire and encourage people experiencing homelessness and poverty through relationships, resources, and programs.
    ST PHILIP'S SCHOOLDallas, TX$1,0002026To provide an excellent education and social services through faith-based experiences to develop the mind, body, and spirit of children and families from underserved communities.
    PEGASUS MEDIA PROJECTDallas, TX$1,0002026To empower youth to become confident storytellers and media creators through hands-on training in digital media, while fostering leadership, creativity, and professional skills.
    COMMUNITY CYCLING CENTERPortland, OR$1,0002026To broaden access to bicycling and its benefits.
    ATTPACDallas, TX$1,0002026To enrich the community by creating and presenting performing arts experiences that engage, inspire, and entertain diverse audiences.
    CURBSIDE SERENADEPortland, OR$5002026To bring live music directly into neighborhoods and public spaces to create accessible, joyful shared experiences that strengthen community connection through the arts.
    SCRAPSan Francisco, CA$5002026To inspire creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by providing educational programs and affordable materials for art, education, and community projects.
    Goodwill Industries of DallasPlano, TX$5002026To help people with barriers to employment get jobs so they can experience independence and dignity.
    UNITED WAY METROPOLITAN DALLASDALLAS, TX$600,0002025IN SUPPORT OF ADDRESSING COMMUNITY ISSUES IN A HOLISTIC WAY BY FOCUSING ON THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF OPPORTUNITY - EDUCATION, INCOME AND HEALTH - THAT EVERY PERSON AND COMMUNITY NEEDS TO THRIVE.
    KERA RADIO - PBSDALLAS, TX$300,0002025USE THE POWER OF RADIO AND TELEVISION TO ENRICH THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS AND IMPROVE THE COMMUNITIES.
    TACA - THE ARTS COMMUNITY ALLIANCEDALLAS, TX$250,0002025SUPPORT EXCELLENCE AND IMPACT IN THE ARTS THROUGH GRANT-MAKING, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND THOUGHT LEADERSHIP.
    DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATERDALLAS, TX$200,0002025IN SUPPORT OF THE BUILDING CAPITAL FUND.
    NEXUS RECOVERY CENTERDALLAS, TX$110,0002025PROVIDE FUNDING FOR THOSE SEEKING PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND SPIRITUAL RECOVERY FROM ALCOHOL AND DRUG-ADDITION.
    TRUSTED WORLDGARLAND, TX$100,0002025PROVIDE RESOURCES TO NORTH TEXAS SERVICE PROVIDERS, TEACHERS, COUNSELORS, POLICE DEPARTMENTS AND SMALLER NONPROFITS.
    UNITED WAY FOUNDATIONDALLAS, TX$50,0002025IN SUPPORT OF ADDRESSING COMMUNITY ISSUES IN A HOLISTIC WAY BY FOCUSING ON THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF OPPORTUNITY - EDUCATION, INCOME AND HEALTH - THAT EVERY PERSON AND COMMUNITY NEEDS TO THRIVE.
    SHUMLACOMSTOCK, TX$45,0002025IN SUPPORT OF THE ALEXANDRIA PROJECT, TO PRESERVE AND DOCUMENT THE ROCK ART OF THE LOWER PECOS AREA.
    KITCHEN DOG THEATERDALLAS, TX$38,3502025IN SUPPORT OF THE THEATRE THAT PROVOKES AND CHALLENGES.
    SOUL REP THEATRE COMPANYDALLAS, TX$25,0002025PROVIDE QUALITY TRANSFORMATIVE BLACK THEATER THAT ENLIGHTENS THE IMAGINATION, THE SPIRIT, AND THE SOUL.
    GEORGE W BUSH PRESIDENTIAL CENTERDALLAS, TX$20,0002025SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERS, ADVANCE POLICY AND ACTIONS TO SOLVE TODAY'S PRESSING CHALLENGES.
    JAMES BEARD FOUNDATIONNEW YORK, NY$10,0002025CELEBRATE, SUPPORT, AND ELEVATE THE PEOPLE BEHIND AMERICA'S FOOD CULTURE AND CHAMPION A STANDARD OF GOOD FOOD ANCHORED IN TALENT, EQUITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY

    UNITED WAY

    $505,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities to advance the common good.

    KERAKXT

    $350,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To serve North Texas by delivering trusted journalism, thoughtful storytelling, and inspiring music that informs, educates, and connects the community.

    CAFE MOMENTUM

    $255,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To empower justice-involved youth through a restaurant and community that transforms lives.

    TACA

    $250,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To foster excellence and impact in the arts through grantmaking, capacity building, and thought leadership.

    NEXUS

    $210,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To serve as a community of hope and recovery for all women and their families who strive to live healthy, resilient lives.

    DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATER

    $200,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To inspire young people to creative and productive lives through the art of theater.

    TRUSTED WORLD

    $100,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To bridge the gap between donated goods and the organizations serving individuals in need by providing a centralized resource for sorting, processing, and distributing essential items.

    SHUMLA

    $45,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To preserve the oldest known books in North America the rock art of the Lower Pecos Canyonlands of southwest Texas and northern Mexico through documentation, research, stewardship, and education.

    UNDERMAIN THEATRE

    $27,500
    Dallas, TX2026

    To produce challenging, provocative, and innovative theater in a nurturing and supportive artistic environment.

    JUNIOR PLAYERS

    $25,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To inspire children and youth through the arts to develop creativity, confidence, and life skills that lead to success in school and in life.

    GEORGE W BUSH PRESIDENTIAL CENTER

    $20,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To advance the timeless values of freedom, opportunity, accountability, and compassion.

    SECOND THOUGHT THEATRE

    $7,500
    Dallas, TX2026

    To produce intimate, thought-provoking, and innovative contemporary theatre that engages and challenges audiences.

    SOUL REP THEATRE CO

    $7,500
    Dallas, TX2026

    To produce and develop work that is reflective of the Black experience while cultivating artists of color and engaging diverse audiences.

    KITCHEN DOG THEATER

    $7,500
    Dallas, TX2026

    To challenge conventional thinking through exceptional theatrical experiences.

    UNDERMAIN THEATRE

    $7,500
    Dallas, TX2026

    To produce challenging, provocative, and innovative theatre in a nurturing and supportive artistic environment.

    NORTH TEXAS FOOD BANK

    $5,000
    Plano, TX2026

    To close the hunger gap in North Texas by providing access to nutritious food and providing innovative education and resources that empower communities to better understand and address hunger.

    CRYSTAL CHARITY BALL

    $5,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To aid, support, and make contributions to childrens charities in Dallas County.

    SAVE THE MUSIC FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    New York, NY2026

    To help students, schools, and communities reach their full potential through the power of making music.

    HIGH TECH HIGH HEELS

    $5,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To encourage girls and underrepresented youth to pursue STEM-based education and careers through mentoring, hands-on experiences, and scholarships.

    TWLOHA

    $5,000
    Melbourne, FL2026

    To present hope and find help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide.

    DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

    $5,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To inspire and change lives through musical excellence.

    BTWHSPVA ADVISORY BOARD

    $2,500
    Dallas, TX2026

    To support and advance the excellence of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts by providing fundraising, strategic guidance, and community advocacy for students, faculty, and programs.

    PEROT MUSEUM OF NATURE AND SCIENCE

    $2,500
    Dallas, TX2026

    To inspire minds through nature and science.

    DALLAS THEATER CENTER

    $2,500
    Dallas, TX2026

    To invest in our community by producing plays with resident artists that reflect and illuminate diverse experiences, spark collaboration and dialogue, and invite engagement through innovative live performances.

    AUSTIN FARM SANCTUARY

    $2,000
    Paige, TX2026

    To rescue, rehabilitate, and provide lifelong sanctuary to farm animals while promoting compassion and education about animal welfare and plant-based living.

    AUSTIN PETS ALIVE

    $2,000
    Austin, TX2026

    To promote and provide the resources, education, and programs needed to eliminate the killing of companion animals.

    OUT TO PASTURE ANIMAL SANCTUARY

    $1,000
    Estacada, OR2026

    To provide lifelong, loving care for rescued farm animals and to promote compassion and respect for all living beings through education and outreach.

    HUMAN ACCESS PROJECT

    $1,000
    Portland, OR2026

    To make the Willamette River swimmable, fishable, and accessible to everyone.

    NORTHWEST VEG

    $1,000
    Brush Prairie, WA2026

    To promote the education and adoption of a plant-based diet for a healthier, more sustainable, and compassionate world.

    KICKSTAND COMEDY

    $1,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To create a welcoming and inclusive community that inspires joy, creativity, and connection through comedy and improvisation.

    THE STEW POT

    $1,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To inspire and encourage people experiencing homelessness and poverty through relationships, resources, and programs.

    ST PHILIP'S SCHOOL

    $1,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To provide an excellent education and social services through faith-based experiences to develop the mind, body, and spirit of children and families from underserved communities.

    PEGASUS MEDIA PROJECT

    $1,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To empower youth to become confident storytellers and media creators through hands-on training in digital media, while fostering leadership, creativity, and professional skills.

    COMMUNITY CYCLING CENTER

    $1,000
    Portland, OR2026

    To broaden access to bicycling and its benefits.

    ATTPAC

    $1,000
    Dallas, TX2026

    To enrich the community by creating and presenting performing arts experiences that engage, inspire, and entertain diverse audiences.

    CURBSIDE SERENADE

    $500
    Portland, OR2026

    To bring live music directly into neighborhoods and public spaces to create accessible, joyful shared experiences that strengthen community connection through the arts.

    SCRAP

    $500
    San Francisco, CA2026

    To inspire creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by providing educational programs and affordable materials for art, education, and community projects.

    Goodwill Industries of Dallas

    $500
    Plano, TX2026

    To help people with barriers to employment get jobs so they can experience independence and dignity.

    UNITED WAY METROPOLITAN DALLAS

    $600,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    IN SUPPORT OF ADDRESSING COMMUNITY ISSUES IN A HOLISTIC WAY BY FOCUSING ON THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF OPPORTUNITY - EDUCATION, INCOME AND HEALTH - THAT EVERY PERSON AND COMMUNITY NEEDS TO THRIVE.

    KERA RADIO - PBS

    $300,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    USE THE POWER OF RADIO AND TELEVISION TO ENRICH THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS AND IMPROVE THE COMMUNITIES.

    TACA - THE ARTS COMMUNITY ALLIANCE

    $250,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    SUPPORT EXCELLENCE AND IMPACT IN THE ARTS THROUGH GRANT-MAKING, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND THOUGHT LEADERSHIP.

    DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATER

    $200,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    IN SUPPORT OF THE BUILDING CAPITAL FUND.

    NEXUS RECOVERY CENTER

    $110,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    PROVIDE FUNDING FOR THOSE SEEKING PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND SPIRITUAL RECOVERY FROM ALCOHOL AND DRUG-ADDITION.

    TRUSTED WORLD

    $100,000
    GARLAND, TX2025

    PROVIDE RESOURCES TO NORTH TEXAS SERVICE PROVIDERS, TEACHERS, COUNSELORS, POLICE DEPARTMENTS AND SMALLER NONPROFITS.

    UNITED WAY FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    IN SUPPORT OF ADDRESSING COMMUNITY ISSUES IN A HOLISTIC WAY BY FOCUSING ON THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF OPPORTUNITY - EDUCATION, INCOME AND HEALTH - THAT EVERY PERSON AND COMMUNITY NEEDS TO THRIVE.

    SHUMLA

    $45,000
    COMSTOCK, TX2025

    IN SUPPORT OF THE ALEXANDRIA PROJECT, TO PRESERVE AND DOCUMENT THE ROCK ART OF THE LOWER PECOS AREA.

    KITCHEN DOG THEATER

    $38,350
    DALLAS, TX2025

    IN SUPPORT OF THE THEATRE THAT PROVOKES AND CHALLENGES.

    SOUL REP THEATRE COMPANY

    $25,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    PROVIDE QUALITY TRANSFORMATIVE BLACK THEATER THAT ENLIGHTENS THE IMAGINATION, THE SPIRIT, AND THE SOUL.

    GEORGE W BUSH PRESIDENTIAL CENTER

    $20,000
    DALLAS, TX2025

    SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERS, ADVANCE POLICY AND ACTIONS TO SOLVE TODAY'S PRESSING CHALLENGES.

    JAMES BEARD FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    CELEBRATE, SUPPORT, AND ELEVATE THE PEOPLE BEHIND AMERICA'S FOOD CULTURE AND CHAMPION A STANDARD OF GOOD FOOD ANCHORED IN TALENT, EQUITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY