Funded Partners

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.

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.

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

This project eliminates bed bugs as a health threat to residents of a homeless shelter.

RGV B-Cycle program will support regional health and wellness across the Rio Grande Valley through collaborative bike share program.

TCDV provides comprehensive health services to the residents of Hidalgo and Staff Counties by utilizing an integrated team based approach that supports patients complex healthcare needs.

This program will focus on educating and helping disabled youth.

To increase access to health care for low-income patients.

Unidos Contra la Diabetes is a community partnership dedicated to preventing diabetes in the Rio Grande Valley, utilizing a large scale change approach known as "collective impact".

Our goal is to assist low income families with home repairs after the recent June 24, 2019 floods to avoid exposure to mold, mildew, bacteria and viruses which can cause illness.

Children's families are provided with a place to stay, eat, and sleep.

Operation Vet Care will increase accessibility to healthcare for veterans by providing vouchers for medical needs.

To implement a Community Paramedicine Program that will utilize Emergency Medical Services in promotion and evaluation in preventive health care.

STJDA will further extend current services to children living with diabetes in the mid-Valley.

Su Casa de Esperanza provides Early Childhood Development Program to families in the Rio Grande Valley.