Nonprofits Funded in Ector County

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Grayson County is a non-profit organization dedicated to training and equipping our community to protect children, empower families, and advocate for positive outcomes for children involved in the child welfare system.

To promote voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Our purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR HEAD START SCHOOL READINESS ACADEMY & ALL THAT PERTAINS THERETO, NAMELY TO PROVIDE CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO CHILDREN FIVE YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER & SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO THEIR FAMILIES SUCH AS SOCIAL, HEALTH, & NUTRITIONAL SERVICES & TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR FAMILIES ENROLLED IN ITS PROGRAMS.

RELIGIOUS - CHARITABLE SUPPORT MINISTRY

Ensure a Houston where no one goes hungry and all can provide food for themselves and families.

The organization rescues unwanted and/or stray cats and nurses them back to health and adopts them out to loving homes.

PREPARE AND DELIVER HOT MEALS TO THE ELDERLY AND DISABLED 5 DAYS A WEEK.

ART COMPETITION AT THE ANNUAL FAIR0

The Permian Basin Yourth Football Leage (PBYFL) is a non-profit youth football league whose mission is to introduce the basic fundamentals of football and cheer, while instilling good values.

ALCOHOL/SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT

ChinaAid is an international non-profit Christian human rights organization committed to promoting religious freedom and rule of law in China.

Provide management and developement of safe public offroad recreation. Promote operator safety and provide scholarshop assistance in the state of Texas.

TO DEVELOP SKILLS, CAREERS AND INDEPENDENCE FOR THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED. WE ASSIST PEOPLE IN BUILDING OR RESTORING THEIR INDEPENDENCE THROUGH SKILLS TRAINING, EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES THAT ENCOURAGES THEM TO BE GAINFULLY EMPLOYED, BECOME INVOLVED IN THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITY, AND GIVE VOICE TO BLIND AND VISUALLY-IMPAIRED TEXANS.