Access Esperanza Clinics Inc.
$50,000
The Access to Care Project will offer continuity of care for a minimum of 400 people in the Hidalgo County Area by providing provide physical exams, Pap tests, breast exams, STI testing and treatment.
Amigos Del Valle
$120,000
To provide shelf stable meals to seniors along with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure the safety of our clients and staff.
AMIkids Rio Grande Valley
$30,000
To enhance the mental health and substance abuse prevention services in a residential setting for troubled youth.
Aurora House Foundation
$28,000
To engage in capacity development work, implement organizational improvements, planning, and fundraising efforts that will help Aurora House achieve sustainability.
Boys and Girls Club of Pharr
$35,000
Apoyo Entre Familia addresses inequity in the social & community context during COVID-19.
Cameron County Children's Advocacy Centers, Inc.
$30,000
The Children's Advocacy Center of Cameron and Willacy Counties offers a safe haven for the victims of child abuse while working collaboratively with other child abuse professionals on case management, investigation, and prosecution of child abuse cases.
Capable Kids Foundation, Inc.
$30,000
Capable Kids Foundation, Inc, launched a COVID-19 response to provide support and resources to families of children with disabilities during the pandemic.
Child Abuse Education Program of South Texas
$30,000
Child Abuse Education Program of South Texas hosts a conference for agencies who work to prevent child maltreatment and domestic violence.
Children's Bereavement Center of South Texas
$300,000
The CBC-RGV Grief Support Project will foster healing for grieving children, families, and the community, expand services to Hidalgo County, and facilitate CBC-RGV becoming an independent nonprofit.
Children's Defense Fund of Texas
$50,000
CDF-TX connects uninsured children to health coverage so they can have a healthy start to life.
Children's Hunger Fund
$35,500
Children’s Hunger Fund provides food and hope to children in need throughout the Rio Grande Valley.
https://www.childrenshungerfund.org
Community Hope Projects Inc
$25,000
The Social Determinants of Health Screening Project is an ongoing collaboration between Hope Family Health Center, El Milagro Clinic, Nuestra Clinica Del Valle, and UTRGV to create, distribute, and asses the social determinants of health utilizing a shared screening tool to better understand the needs of the Rio Grande Valley.
https://www.hopefamilyhealthcenter.org
Community Hope Projects Inc
$75,000
HOPE's IBH Continuity of Care introduces new patients to clinic services while allowing for in depth data collection and management to build sustainability and the continuity of care.
https://www.hopefamilyhealthcenter.org
El Milagro Clinic
$75,000
To provide medical, nutrition, wellness & mental health services to address co-morbidities & promote disease prevention.
https://www.elmilagroclinic.org
Family Crisis Center, Inc.
$100,000
To provide free and confidential services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Family Endeavors, Inc. dba Endeavors
$35,000
The Endeavors Veterans Assistance Program seeks to prevent Veteran homelessness in the Rio Grande Valley by providing rental and emergency food assistance.
Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley, Inc.
$185,536
To meet the increased demand for food assistance to families in the Rio Grande Valley due to the unprecedented COVID-19.
Good Neighbor Settlement House
$50,000
To engage in strategic planning for comprehensive planning efforts designed to empower the BOD, Executive Director, Senior Management, and Staff to move GNSH forward on a sturdy pedestal.
https://www.goodneighborsh.org/
Harlingen Area Educational Foundation
$50,000
Providing outdoor educational and wellness elements to the Transition Academy Home to enhance the district's programs for its special needs students.
Harlingen Neighborhood Food Pantry
$260,055
HNFP distributes food, clothing, housewares and baby items to needy and low income families and homeless individuals.
IT'S TIME TEXAS
$510,255.38
The Collective Impact, Unidos Contra la Diabetes, is a cross-sector approach dedicating to lowering new cases of diabetes in the Rio Grande Valley.
Los Fresnos Ambulance Service, Inc
$384,025
To acquire a 5-patient ambulance that will provide needed response and availability to Cameron County and RGV residents as a regional apparatus.
https://cityoflosfresnos.com/ems-2/
MHP Salud
$400,000
MHP Salud’s Community Health Workers provide engaging education and individualized case management to older adult residents of the Rio Grande Valley to support successful aging in place.
Moody Clinic
$100,000
To access to affordable speech, physical and occupational therapy services for children with disabilities.
Planned Parenthood South Texas
$50,000
The Family Planning Sliding Fee Scale increases access to health care for low-income patients.
Prevent Blindness Texas
$12,500
To provide eye health screening/resources for increased health equity/access to follow-up eye care for vulnerable populations.
https://www.preventblindnesstexas.org
Proyecto Desarrollo Humano
$25,000
To support a medical/dental clinic and organic community gardens to improve the health of people living in colonias in western Hidalgo County.
https://www.volunteersotx.org/agency/detail/?agency_id=81206
South Texas Afghanistan Iraq Veterans Association
$28,750
Operation Vet Care will provide medical vouchers for veterans and their dependents in their time of need.
South Texas Emergency Care Foundation, Inc.
$280,870
To provide access to ventilators that can eliminate respiratory droplets by the use of in-line filtration.
South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association
$49,550
SPARK will assist families of children with diabetes and help those children become more resilient.
Su Casa De Esperanza
$30,000
Su Casa de Esperanza provides an Early Childhood Development Program to families in Rio Grande Valley.
https://www.sucasadeesperanza.org
Syracuse University - Institute for Veterans and Military Families
$712,500
TXServes-RGV is a coordinated network of 50+ service organizations addressing the needs of veterans and military families in the Rio Grande Valley to improve and support coordination between health and human service providers.
https://rgv.americaserves.org/
TADSAW, INC.
$25,000
To train and accredit a Medical Alert Service Dog for qualifying Veterans residing in the Rio Grande Valley.
Texas Children's Hospital/The Vannie E. Cook Jr. Children's Cancer and Hematology Clinic
$100,000
The Vannie E. Cook Jr. Children's Cancer and Hematology Clinic provides comprehensive, high-quality diagnostic and treatment services for pediatric cancer patients who live in the Rio Grande Valley.
https://www.vanniecook.org/childrens-cancer-hematology-clinic/
Texas Ramp Project
$25,000
The McAllen Ramp Project builds free wheelchair ramps for low-income elderly and disabled people.
The Harlingen Housing Authority
$191,232
The Harlingen Housing Authority is seeking funding for Internet Services for Low Income families.
The Salvation Army-Harlingen
$80,000
To provide Basic Life Needs through rental, utility and prescription assistance for those in poverty.
https://www.salvationarmytexas.org/harlingen/
The Salvation Army-McAllen
$20,000
To address basic needs for men, women, and families during the COVID-19 pandemic through the Community Meal Program.
https://www.salvationarmytexas.org/mcallen/
The Salvation Army-McAllen
$50,000
To provide food and case management to struggling families in Hidalgo County.
https://www.salvationarmytexas.org/mcallen/
Tip of Texas Family Outreach
$40,353
To provide an array of supportive services to families to help reduce the risk of child maltreatment.
Tropical Texas Behavioral Health
$500,000
The goal is to continue the success realized from our mental health law enforcement team trained to intervene with people in psychiatric crisis and divert them from incarceration and reduce ER visits.
United Way of Southern Cameron County
$458,242
To implement Get Shift Done - RGV to prepare, package and distribute meals and bags of emergency food. This initiative will provide staffing for nonprofit food distribution activities across the entire Rio Grande Valley as well as increase the food pantry capacity to non profit organizations providing food assistance.
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
$748,301
To provide a sustainable diagnostic Public Health Laboratory to enhance control of COVID-19 and future outbreaks, and integrated public health information and analysis.