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Find similar grantsMasonic Children and Family Services of Texas (MCFSTX) Funding is sponsored by Masonic Children and Family Services of Texas (MCFSTX). This funding helps cover costs of therapy services received by a dependent Texas resident aged 21 years or younger. Music therapy services could potentially be covered.
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MASONIC HOME AND SCHOOL OF TEXAS, DBA: Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas - GuideStar Profile MASONIC HOME AND SCHOOL OF TEXAS, DBA: Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas Strengthening families for a brighter future. Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas | Improving the quality of life for children and families of Texas.
For over 100 years, Masonic Home and School of Texas served children by providing a home and an education at the school. In 2005, the school closed and in 2007, the children's charity began helping families through strategic partnerships. We provide funding to meet the needs of underserved children and their families across the state of Texas.
Keller, TX 76248-1630 USA Email contact available with a Pro subscription Fundraising contact phone: (817) 503-1510 Legal name of organization: Masonic Home and School of Texas, DBA: Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas EIN for payable organization: 75-1528075 Masonic Home and School of Texas Children's and Youth Services (P30) This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ.
SOURCE: Self-reported by organization Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas (MCFS) proudly upholds a legacy of more than a century devoted to helping children and families. We provide information, referral, and funding for services to financially challenged families.
Children's Dental Services - funding immediate dental treatment and Fantastic Teeth Fan Club tooth decay prevention program Children's Educational Services - Funding for tutoring, school supplies. Children's Therapies - Funding for psychological services and learning disabilities. Funding for physical and occupational therapy.
Autism Services - Funding for therapies for autism spectrum disorders, and a free two-week parent autism training program. Child and Family Services - Funding for food, clothing, medical and prescription services, and case management for families in need. Masonic Widows Services - Funding for living arrangements at Texas Masonic Retirement Center for qualified widows of Texas Master Masons.
SOURCE: Self-reported by organization What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve? Masonic Home and School of Texas Scholarships Scholarships are available to Texas-based high school graduates who have attended an organization-affiliated school Frank C.
Rockabrand Scholarships Scholarships are available to students who have attended an organization-related school, to further their educational careers.
Applicants must be high-school graduates who reside in western Texas (defined as cities west and along Interstate 35) Grants to Individuals Program Scholarships to qualified high school graduates of Masonic Home and School of Texas or Masonic Home Independent School District for continuing education at an accredited college or university Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas provides funding to meet the needs of qualified children for dental treatment, therapies for autism, or learning disabilities, tuition for special schools, psychological testing, psychiatric consultation, psychotherapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, educational services, tutoring, school supplies, after-school activity programs, career counseling, and more.
Children's Tooth Decay Prevention Services MCFS offers the Fantastic Teeth Fan Club tooth decay prevention program in partnership with Masonic Lodges and schools. Together, we have provided almost one million first graders with free dental kits since the program began. Masonic Children and Family Services of Texas is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization.
The only requirement needed for assistance is Texas residency. Give us a call at 817-503-1500 for more information. For more than a century, Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas has provided a home, meals, activities, and many other services for the entire lifetime of widows of Texas Master Masons.
Today, these amenities are offered in partnership with the Texas Masonic Retirement Center in Arlington, TX. Parent Autism Training Program Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas is proud to partner with Child Study Center in Fort Worth, Texas to provide a completely FREE intensive 2-week parent autism training program. Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas is helping families to live better lives!
Living with autism is a daily struggle for children and families. This 2-week program helps address significant challenges and improve the quality of life for children with autism, their parents and their siblings. Masonic Children & Family Services of Texas SOURCE: Self-reported by organization How does this organization measure their results?
It's a hard question but an important one. Download evaluation reports Number of children served This metric is no longer tracked. Output - describing our activities and reach In 2024, we provided 1,415 services through the Child and Family Program.
We also provided 152,970 Texas first grade children with dental hygiene education kits. Totaling 154,385 children served in 2024. SOURCE: Self-reported by organization Learn about the organization's key goals, strategies, capabilities, and progress.
Four powerful questions that require reflection about what really matters - results. What is the organization aiming to accomplish? Children's program goals include continuing to raise funds so that we can help more under-served children this year, that are in need of assistance.
Fantastic Teeth Fan Club goals include increasing the number of children we reach annually. The program teaches first-grade children the importance of oral health, which reduces serious dental health issues later in life. Parent Autism training program goals include raising more awareness about the program to those who may need our services.
The organization also hired a fundraising professional who's main goal is to raise money and awareness. An approved development plan has already been completed. What are the organization's key strategies for making this happen?
Our strategies include the following: Children's Program - increase the number of children served by improving our marketing messages to reach more families in need, and by directly targeting the messages. By increasing awareness, the number of kids helped will increase as well. Fantastic Teeth Fan Club - increase the number of children served by increasing the number of schools and masonic lodges that currently participate.
This will be done by direct marketing to the lodges in Texas as well as the school nurses in elementary schools in Texas. Parent Autism Training Program - a partnership with Child Study Center to provide services as we provide the funding. The goal is to raise awareness, through medical professionals, schools, psychologists.
this includes personalized mailings to potential partners that could help us reach our target audience. SOURCE: Self-reported by organization Seeking feedback from people served makes programs more responsive and effective. Here’s how this organization is listening.
We shared information about our current feedback practices. How is your organization using feedback from the people you serve? To identify and remedy poor client service experiences, To identify bright spots and enhance positive service experiences, To strengthen relationships with the people we serve What challenges does the organization face when collecting feedback?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Dependent Texas residents aged 21 years or younger. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Masonic Children and Family Services of Texas (MCFSTX) Funding is funded by Masonic Children and Family Services of Texas (MCFSTX). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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