To meet growing demand, the nonprofit grew its original campus and acquired a new facility at 1610 Malcolm X Blvd. in 2024, previously operated by longtime Dallas poverty fighter CitySquare.
By connecting the organization with a strategic consulting firm, Toyota Motor North America aims to support its transformation and long-term impact within the community.
When millions of visitors flock to the State Fair of Texas every year, the economic impact in North Texas is far reaching and life changing for many residents.
The year-long anniversary celebrations will begin with a “50 Years of Loving Our Neighbors” art exhibit and community activation series at Galleria Dallas.
Group’s Together We Dine event seeks to bridge political and racial divides.
At the 15th annual Day of Caring event founded in partnership with United Way, more than 1,200 PepsiCo employees volunteered at 30-plus agencies that serve the community’s needs.
The long-term leadership program serves at-risk boys lacking positive male role models, guiding them toward becoming Christ-centered men of integrity.
Festivals, parades and flag services are planned across North Texas.
Citing tremendous community need, the agency aims to expand its programs with support from new funding partners.
Organizations providing assistance to those in need so they can celebrate the holidays too.
Founded by Army vets James Jeffers and Stephen Smith, Farmers Assisting Returning Military helps reestablish meaning in the lives of veterans using therapeutic agricultural training — aka, dirt therapy.
The franchise owner’s philanthropic work has led him to be named the recipient of the 95th Linz Award, one of Dallas’ longest civic honors.
Here’s what to know about the biggest Indian celebration of the year.
The Rockwall nonprofit provides veterans with trained service dogs, providing hope, companionship and help through injuries and PTSD.
Branch Out initiative wants to plant more trees to reap climate and environmental benefits.
The museum’s CEO, Jarred Howard, informed her that the museum will have the LED screen she asked for.
George Woodrow was elected to the Sunnyvale Town Council in May.
About 40,000 babies are born with congenital heart defects each year, according to the Children’s Heart Foundation.
Collin County’s only Level I Trauma Center will add 131,700 square feet and 60 inpatient beds.
Several organizations are collecting donations across Cooke, Denton and Collin counties.
