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5M+ Awarded to 41 Local Nonprofit Organizations to Advance Equity Communities Foundation of Texas and The Dallas Foundation partner to fund programs and services for historically disenfranchised communities Communities Foundation of Texas and The Dallas Foundation announce the recipients of their 2023-2024 Equity Fund Cycle Grants. In total, the two community foundations awarded $1. 57M in grants to 41 nonprofit organizations.
Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) and The Dallas Foundation (TDF) announce the recipients of their 2023-2024 Equity Fund Cycle Grants. In total, the two community foundations awarded $1. 57M in grants to 41 nonprofit organizations in North Texas working to accelerate equity in communities that have been historically and systematically disenfranchised.
Grant funding from Communities Foundation of Texas prioritized North Texas nonprofit organizations that focus on advancing equity and building community power through civic engagement, narrative change, and/or coalition building and community organizing. Nonprofit grantees address diverse issues ranging from environmental equity, health equity, LGBTQ+ rights, human and civil rights, disability rights, and racial equity.
These nonprofits also prioritize centering community voice in decision-making, recognizing the residents they work with as key stakeholders. The Dallas Foundation’s Racial Equity Fund Grants invested in nonprofit organizations located in Dallas County working in the areas of housing and neighborhood infrastructure; economic empowerment; workforce development; education; civic participation; and health.
“Investing in organizations that are fostering and building equity across Greater Dallas is foundational to our work and critical to our mission of ensuring individuals and families can reach their full potential,” said Julie Diaz , President & CEO of The Dallas Foundation.
“These grantees, who were selected from a very large pool of applicants, are driving real, measurable transformation and shaping the future of Greater Dallas for generations to come. ” CFT and TDF launched the common equity grant application to simplify the process for nonprofit organizations while also expanding the reach and influence of the available funding.
“Communities Foundation of Texas is committed to advancing equity as one of our strategic priorities to fulfill our mission and achieve the vision of building thriving communities for all.
We truly believe we can accomplish more when we collaborate to fund needs in our community together, and it makes it easier on the nonprofits who are seeking funding for their work,” said Wayne White , president and CEO at Communities Foundation of Texas.
The Dallas Foundation’s Racial Equity Fund is made possible through generous donations from NexPoint Philanthropies, the Reis-Bisor Foundation, and The Dallas Foundation’s Community Impact Fund, among many others.
CFT’s equity grants were made possible by the generous support and legacy of more than 20 charitable funds established at CFT by local individuals and families, including the Sammons Foundation Fund, the Mabel Peters Caruth Fund, and the Katie Foundation Fund.
Communities Foundation of Texas’ 2023-24 Equity Fund Grantees include: Dallas Area Interfaith Sponsoring Committee A Cry for Justice and a Call to Action Dallas Chinese Community Center Promoting Civic Duties and Civic Engagement in Election Year Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum HUMAN & CIVIL RIGHTS Fair Elections Center Campus Vote Project – Dallas Metro Area Increasing Electoral Participation by Youth and People of Color Developing a Pipeline of Diverse Public Servants in Dallas HUMAN & CIVIL RIGHTS (ARTS) Decolonizing the Music Room Music Education and Performance Programs HUMAN & CIVIL RIGHTS (ARTS) Friends of Garland’s Historic Magic 11th Street Programming, personnel and costs for obtaining a Texas Historical Marker HUMAN & CIVIL RIGHTS (ARTS) La Pizca-A Bilingual Touring Project about Undocumented Youth Working in Agriculture North Texas Disability Chamber North Texas Disability Community Forums Downwinders at Risk Education Fund Spanish-Language Environmental Justice Organizer Abide Women’s Health Services, Inc Advancing Equity in Maternal Health The JMF Learning Kitchen and Classroom Project An Unapologetic Quest to Protect and Save Black Women’s Lives Collective Hope Coalition Equality Texas Foundation Equality Texas Engagement (North Texas) RACIAL EQUITY (ECONOMIC SECURITY) Dallas Entrepreneur Center (DEC) The DEC Network Innovation Center RACIAL EQUITY (ECONOMIC SECURITY) Advancing Equity and Outcomes through the People’s Budget RACIAL EQUITY (ECONOMIC SECURITY) Zan Wesley Holmes, Jr. Community Outreach Center Building Wealth Strategies for Families Low-Income Families Living in South Dallas RACIAL EQUITY (EDUCATION) African American Education Archives Changing the Race Narrative RACIAL EQUITY (EDUCATION) BH 365 Education Foundation Black History 365 Education Foundation Project RACIAL EQUITY (EDUCATION) The North Texas Early Educator Workforce Analysis & Needs Assessment RACIAL EQUITY (EDUCATION) Dallas Afterschool Network DASN Professional Development RACIAL EQUITY (EDUCATION) RACIAL EQUITY (EDUCATION) National Alliance for Partners for Equity (NAPE) Student Voice and Community Engagement Resource Guide Building Community Voice on Boards Opening Doors International Services Removing Access Barriers to Immigration Legal Services Remembering Black Dallas Inc. In total, CFT granted $800,000 to 30 local nonprofits.
The Dallas Foundation’s 2023-24 Racial Equity Fund Grantees include: General operating support for Cuenta Conmigo Center for Family Mental Health Services Trees for All: Community-based, Equity-focused Tree Planting to Better Social Determinants of Health Dallas Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Racial Justice Community of Practice Founders First Community Development Corporation Act (Advocates for Community Transformation Legal Advocacy and Community Development for Safer, More Equitable Neighborhoods Dallas Eviction Advocacy Center Pro Bono Legal Defense for Tenants Facing Eviction Dallas Education Foundation Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce The Walls Project Culture Club Afterschool and Juneteenth Day of Service In total, The Dallas Foundation granted $771,250 to 11 local nonprofits.
“Communities Foundation of Texas is committed to advancing equity as one of our strategic priorities to fulfill our mission and achieve the vision of building thriving communities for all." - Wayne White, CFT President & CEO Communities Foundation of Texas’ North Texas Giving Day Season Kicks off on August 27 Support for South Central Texas Flood Relief
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