Nonprofits Funded in Collin County

TO EQUIP BELIEVERS WITH THE NECESSARY TOOLS, TRAINING, AND TEACHING FOR MINISTRY.

String Insiders' mission is to inspire violin, viola, and cello students through online and in-person connections to teachers, peers, and a wealth of information that challenges and encourages them in their growth as a musician and helps them achieve the career of their dreams by being innovators, artists, and entrepreneurs. String Insiders serves over 200 students a year with the programs for high achieving students, and presents several concerts a year with about 100 patrons at each concert. Based in Dallas, Texas, the programs serves musicians across the world both online and in-person at our one- and two-week programs.

Hope for the Cities is a nonprofit organization that helps the hungry and homeless of SE Collin County live a healthy and sustainable lifestyle.

The purposes of the Prosper High Engineering and Robotics Booster Club are to support the engineering and robotics program at Prosper High School in a manner that is consistent with the educational philosophy of the school community including but not limited to the guidelines and requirements established by school district policy and University Interscholastic League UIL policy.

UNITING FRONT-LINE PROVIDERS TO RECOGNIZE, RESPOND, REPORT, AND RECLAIM VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

ORGANIZATION TEACHES CLASSES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS IN RELIGIOUS AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH. THIS INCLUDES SOME FAMILY COUNCILING AS A RELIGIOUS LEADER

PRACTICE AND PROMOTE SIKH RELIGIOUS

OUR MISSION IS TO FIND THESE LUCKY FEW LOVING HORSES PERMANENT HOMES, AND IN THE PROCESS, HELP RAISE AWARENESS OF THE CRUEL AND INHUMANE FATE THAT SO MANY OTHER HORSES WILL CONTINUE TO FACE.

To help equip, through high quality training conferences and mentoring, African pastors and church leaders to fulfil their calling from God in the advancement of His Kingdom.

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN WHO HAD AND CONTINUE TO HAVE HEART PROBLEMS. PROVIDE MEALS TO STAFF AND FAMILIES AT THE HOSPITAL.