Funded Partners

To provide an array of supportive services to families to help reduce the risk of child maltreatment.

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.

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.

To provide a sustainable diagnostic Public Health Laboratory to enhance control of COVID-19 and future outbreaks, and integrated public health information and analysis.

To coordinate ARISE's Census efforts to reach hard to count residents in Hidalgo County.

To promote the personal development and empowerment of the immigrant community of the Rio Grande Valley through educational programs that strengthen their organized community and civic participation.

To enhance care and support for Rio Grande Valley individuals, caregivers, and families facing Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.

Collectively empowering communities in the Rio Grande Valley to take control of their health through hypertension and diabetes education, awareness and prevention.

To provide shelf stable meals to seniors along with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to ensure the safety of our clients and staff.

To replace old equipment/supplies at ADV Central Kitchen in San Benito, TX

Aurora House works to provide quality, compassionate end-of-life care to terminally ill patients, supports grieving loved ones, and prepares healthcare students for the future.

Triple Play creates a Game Plan for the Mind, Body, and Soul to promote Healthy Lifestyles.

Construct new, additional Gymnasium at our Main Club Site for increased and enhanced program delivery.

The Family Hope Center(FHC) seek to keep families together by providing them with critical services, aid and coaching to keep them strong and decrease the likelihood of abuse, neglect and removal of children.

CAMP University will meet safety codes and will gain job skills in gardening.

To host a conference for persons interested in child maltreatment and domestic violence.

The Children’s Defense Fund connects uninsured children in the RGV to affordable health coverage.

The McAllen Complete Count Committee aims to increase the response rate for the 2020 Census in Hard-to-Count (HTC) communities by increasing awareness and providing education.

To construct a 2000 LF walking trail that will go around the new Wellness Center and Amphitheater currently being built in the Northside of City of Pharr.

The City of Pharr seeks funding support to fill outreach gaps to hard-to-count (HTC) populations located neighborhoods in the city of Pharr, Texas, during the Census 2020.

The Rio Grande City Census 2020 project will identify and target hard-to-count (HTC) areas within the city.

To engage in capacity development work to strengthen our ability to lead, motivate, and enhance the performance of our volunteers and to deliver high-quality, efficient health and wellness services to our patients.

To improve the health of our communities by creating dental homes and crafting healthy SMILES.

To develop a comprehensive operational plan that will assist Dentists Who Care including a review of our policies and procedures to increase our organizational productivity.