Nonprofits Funded in Galveston County

Initially, our goal was to reach and serve 125 clients at our center. However, from April to December, GCTPC has served 410 clients. Of that total, 44.2% are Black, 41.5% are Hispanic, and 13.3% are White, and 0.1% are Asian. Our participants ages range from 17 to 42, but we noticed that most clients are between 18 and 25. Geographically, we have served clients in the following cities of Galveston County and outside of the County. Galveston 102, Texas City 114, La Marque 47, Hitchcock 26, Friendswood 1, Dickinson 32, League City 8, Bacliff 7, Santa Fe 2, Pearland 2, and Houston 41. Parenting classes are provided weekly and 22% of our clients have participated. 53 services have been provided, whether a class, virtual course, or counseling session.Our Family Connections Program is funded by the Episcopal Health Foundation. This is a collaboration with the Galveston Children's Museum. Our goal is to show how play impacts brain development in infants/children. The GCTPC Parenting Support C

WE PROVIDE DISCIPLESHIP AND LIFE SKILLS TRAINING IN A CHRISTIAN RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY. WE ALSO PROVIDE A SAFE PLACE WHERE PEOPLE CAN FIND SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND MENTAL RENEWAL.

PROVIDING RELIGIOUS ARTICLES, ROSARIES, LITERATURE, AND OTHER ITEMS TO CATHOLIC MISSIONS AND CHURCHES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND MASS STIPENDS TO CATHOLIC CLERGY AND LAY PERSONS ALSO THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SUPPORT AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO YOUNG WOMEN INTERESTED IN THE ART OF DANCE.

Support the educational programs of Hitchcock ISD

Education and training of mediators. Education of the public about conflict resolution and mediation

Support Foreign missions, home missions, Bible teaching, home fellowship meetings

Relief to poor and underprivileged & advance religion.

The objective and purpose of the Marine Corps Coordinating Council, Southeast Texas is to support the United States Marine Corps and it's Reserve component by providing a chartable organization capable of coordinating the activities of the various Marine Corps, Marine Corps Reserve, and Marine Corps related entities in Southeast Texas and Louisiana.