Funded Partners

Buckner's Family Hope Center addresses sustainability, providing easy access to care, and a healthier lifestyle for the family.

The CATCH Program in Edinburg CISD supports elementary and middle schools in creating environments that teach and promote healthy lifestyles

ETC (End the Stigma) - Connect services to individuals by creating a community resource center to a rural community.

A conference for persons interested in child maltreatment and domestic violence.

Children's Hunger Fund aims to alleviate hunger and deliver hope. CHF sends food and aid to the homes of families in need.

The City of Alamo will upgrade and replace the 4 indoor/outdoor air condition systems at the Alamo Youth Center gym.

The City of Brownsville looks to establish a Food Hub to increase access to fresh, healthy, and affordable local food.

To maximize access to care with emergency medical services and rescue to our community and surrounding areas.

Boat Ramp Park renovations will enhance recreational opportunities and free public boat access to the Arroyo Colorado along the new paddling trail. It will be a destination from the land and water.

SPI Fire will acquire 5 Lifepak-15 monitor defibrillators and 5 Lucas-3 Devices.

To improve lives, maximize resources and build health through affordable housing and integrated supportive services.

HOPE's IBH services provide medical, behavioral, and care coordination to uninsured members of the RGV community with diabetes, hypertension, depression, and chronic illness.

HOPE's Wellness and Supportive Health Project will expand coordination of services, build sustainability, and will empower patients to address health care needs through health and supportive services.

Culture of Life Ministries aims to help the needy access specialty, diagnostic, and treatment services in our community.

El Milagro's Integrated Behavioral Health model focuses on achieving behavioral changes through nutrition, exercise, and mental health counseling.

Family Crisis Center aims to break the cycle of violence through community education and counseling.

The UEVAP seeks to end the cycle of veteran homelessness in the Rio Grande Valley region of Texas.

Mesa Llena is a food-relief project to improve the health of low income residents of Brownsville.

To support operational readiness and increase opportunity to grow the infrastructure needs of FOW.

The Be A Friend First Program will help 600 girls learn how to prevent and respond to bullying.

Camp Good Sam - RGV improves health outcomes and enhances academic achievement in students grades 1 - 8.

Construction of a 6,200 sq. ft. youth facility plus a 5,400 sq. ft. youth gym.

ITT supports schools, employers, nonprofits, healthcare systems, and communities with programs and resources focused on increasing healthy behaviors, including good nutrition and physical activity.

Iglesia Bautista West Brownsville Migrant Respite Center addresses core needs for migrants, or applicants for asylum. Those needs include clean clothing, hygiene supplies, showers, meals, infant nutrition, medical assessments, medications, child care, rest/sleep, as well as modes of communication.