Funded Partners

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.

Driscoll is providing more access to care for fragile infants and toddlers by expanding services from two days a month to two days a week.

Our goal is to narrow the gap between the people we feed every week and the total number in need, by increasing our transportation capacity.

To protect the food safety for our clients by making infrastructure improvements at the distribution center.

To meet the increased demand for food assistance to families in the Rio Grande Valley due to the unprecedented COVID-19.

GNSH is working to strengthen organizational sustainability for its Food Programs, including a kitchen renovation.

To review the structure, systems, programs, processes, and vision of the organization to strengthen its capacity and operate more effectively.

To strengthen our reach of families lacking adequate access to women's healthcare and prenatal care.

To provide basic needs assistance (food and utilities) for our residents and community members that reside at or near our properties within Cameron and Hidalgo counties.

IDEA seeks to improve health outcomes by creating Student Health Report Cards, improving parent education, expanding physical activity programs, and collaborating with community health partners.

To complete a septic system upgrade in order to ensure the health of future clients, staff and visitors.

To support Census outreach efforts in low-income rural neighborhoods along the US-Mexico Border known as Colonias.

The LMYC needs to remove and replace the existing gym floor which is 29 years old.

To hire attendants for temporary shelter. To provide for security and maintenance of temporary shelter.

The Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council seeks to enhance the knowledge of the region, and ensure an accurate and complete 2020 Census through the creation of a portable self-response campaign titled: “Count Me, RGV!”.

To increase access to affordable rehabilitative services for children with disabilities and provide additional equipment.