making a

difference

Funding to support programming for adults across the Autism spectrum.

Funding for the clinical services program, which provides counseling services for victims of child abuse or neglect and their non-offending family members.

Funding to support the graduation of three teams of service dogs that will be provided free of charge to children with physical and developmental disabilities.

Funding to provide hot meals and distribute meal boxes to families in the Bonton neighborhood in Southern Dallas.

Funding to support their timely work in providing childcare for essential workers, first responders, grocery store workers, and restaurant employees during the coronavirus crisis.

Funding for after-school programming youth programs focusing on physical, mental and spiritual wellbeing of children.

Funding to respond to the needs of children and their families by providing medically managed child care, respite care and community-based, family centered support systems.

Funding to provide food to students and families in need.

Funding for dam repairs and construction of a female bath-shower house at the Trevor Rees-Jones Scout Camp.

Funding for street outreach programs as well as the Youth Resource Center.

Funding for the Transition Resource Action Center, which provides services for youth aging out of foster care in North Texas.

Funding for the Medicine of the Heart program which facilitates the end-of-life wishes of youth.

Funding for the Integrated Student Support model, which addresses at-risk students’ academic and non-academic needs.

Funding for the Integrated Student Support model, which addresses at-risk students’ academic and non-academic needs.

Funding to support the provision of mental health screening and services to all students and their families.

Funding to feed low-income children and families in Dallas County.

Funding to support advocacy, forensic, and therapeutic services provided to youth who are victims of abuse.

Funding to expand the YES program, which provides wrap-around services to youth and their families that address serious emotional disturbances.

Funding to support the Frazier Kids Program which is an after-school and summer program serving youth in the Frazier neighborhood.

Funding to for Genesis’s capital campaign, which will include a non-residential facility providing more space and enabling the expansion of their clinical team.

Funding to support programming which facilitates in-home personal care for children with disabilities.

Funding to support Hope Cottage’s Youth Education and Prevention  (YEP) programming.

Funding to support training and technical assistance for anti-trafficking units and justice officials inside the Ugandan justice system.

Funding to support innovations aimed at ending modern-day slavery in India.

Funding to support the JPS Adolescent Inpatient Unit for youth facing severe mental health illnesses.

Funding to support the Just Say Yes Campus Impact Plan, which is a student-led, peer-to-peer mentoring program focused on upper classmen mentoring freshmen.

Funding to support anti-human trafficking work in northern India.

Funding for school-based character development programming that is facilitated through martial arts classes.

Funding for music therapy programming for children dealing with chronic conditions, hospitalization or trauma.

Funding to support the Client Care Fund, which subsidizes the care for women and children receiving mental health services.

Funding for integrated health and counseling services for children and youth.

Funding to provide for the purchase, package, transport and delivery of food to community partner agencies and people adversely affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

Funding for the Transitional Living Center Program that provides a stable environment, case management services, critical life skills, and a network of resources for young women to become self-reliant.

Funding for the Women and Children’s program which serves homeless families to help them achieve independence and permanent housing.

Funding for the Enduring Families Counseling Program, which serves veterans and their families.

Funding to support testing and eye care for infants and children with vision disabilities.

Funding for the SafePlay program, which provides child development programs, counseling and therapy, and case management to children residing in the shelter.

Funding to support programming to prevent babies from being victims of abusive shaking and to support families that have been impacted by a shaken baby.

Funding for the 24-hour Crisis Line that takes calls from individuals in crisis.

Funding to support the Partnerships for Accessible Counseling and Training (PACT) Program, which provides those in underserved communities with mental health counseling services.

Funding for the Rees-Jones Fund at The Dallas Foundation.

Funding to support programming that promotes character development and life skills for youth through lessons in golf.

Funding for strategic child abuse prevention through trauma-informed and ACEs aware therapeutic services.

Funding for after-school and summer programs that serve students with Christian, character-based programming.