Nonprofits Funded in Harris County

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO TEACHERS IN CROSBY ISD

TO COMPANION ALL WHO DESIRE TO AWAKEN AND DEEPEN THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD, SELF, AND OTHER AND TO ACCOMPANY THEM ON THEIR JOURNEY OF TRANSFORMATION.

Support objectives of West University Elementary School

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES A FORUM TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP YOUTH HOCKEY IN HOUSTON WITH THE MISSION TO DEVELOP CHARACTER, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND PHYSICAL FITNESS AMONG THE YOUTH; PROMOTE, ENCOURAGE AND IMPROVE THE STANDARD OF AMATEUR HOCKEY; ASSOCIATE WITH OTHER ICE HOCKEY ASSOCIATIONS; AND CONDUCT AN AMATEUR ICE HOCKEY PROGRAM CONSISTENT WITH THE RULES OF THE TEXAS AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION AND USA HOCKEY, INC.

YOGA CLASSES AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN HOUSTON. YOGA AWARENESS CLASSES. COORDINATION OF RESEARCH ACTIVITIES WITH MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER IN HOUSTON

THE PURPOSES OF KCBA INCLUDE RAISING FUNDS AND PURCHASING PERSONAL PROPERTY AND SERVICES TO BE USED BY STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF THE KLEIN CAIN HIGH SCHOOL BAND; CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT THAT ENCOURAGES STUDENT AND PARENT PARTICIPATION; PROVIDING VOLUNTEERS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND/OR EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES; SUPPORTING PARTICIPATION IN BAND PERFORMANCES, COMPETITIONS, AND SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY EVENTS.

Youth Sports activities

BEREAN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY'S MISSION IS TO EDCUATE STUDENTS IN A CHRIST-CENTERED WORLDVIEW. WE BELIEVE SUCH AN EDUCATION WILL PRODUCE STUDENTS WHO ARE WELL PREPARED TO LIVE THEIR LIVES FOR THE GLORY OF CHRIST AND BENEFIT OF OTHERS. BEREAN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY WILL ALSO PREPARE STUDENTS TO GO INTO THE WORLD EQUIPPED TO REGCOGNIZE TRUTH, GOODNESS, AND BEAUTY IN GOD'S CREATION. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY PROVIDING A STRONG ACADEMIC PROGRAM THAT HELPS OUR STUDENTS GROW INTELLECTUALLY, SPIRITUALLY, SOCIALLY, PHYSICALLY AND EMOTIONALLY. BEREAN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OPERATED IN PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN FACULTY AND PARENTS FOR THE WELL-BEING OF OUR STUDENTS.

The primary exempt purpose of an organization like Green Planet Team that gives back to the community by donating items to unserved communities as well as focusing on environmental conservation and sustainability educating the public about the benefits of recycling by planting trees in the community.

The Houston Association of HIspanic Media (HAHMP) was created as a non-profit organization to provide mutual support for Hispanics involved in the gathering and dissemination of news, to encourage and support the study and practice of journalism and communications by Hispanics and to promote a fair and accurate portrayal of Hispanic in the media. The Houston Association of Hispanic Media Professionals was founded in 1986 by a group of local journalists, among them Fernando Dovalina, and Jo Ann Zuniga from the Houston Chronicle, Elma Barrera of Channel 13, Richard Longoria formerly of Channel 13, Sylvan Rodriguez of Channel 11, and Diane Solis formerly Wall Street Journal.Since its inception, the Houston Association of Hispanic Media Professionals has awarded more than $400,000 in scholarships to journalism students and participates in the Houston Hispanic Forums Annual Career & Education Day reaching tens of thousands of Hispanic students and their families. The Houston Association of

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