Nonprofits Funded in Harris County

Rehabilitation Services Volunteer Project (RSVP) provides outpatient services and medical equipment to people who lack access to these services. RSVP's multi-disciplinary team of healthcare professionals provide outpatient therapy and durable medical equipment to those in need.

Provide sports programs (baseball, softball, football, soccer, basketball, and LAX) for youth (boys and girls) within the community. Participation level is approximately 11,700 ages 5-14 years old.

As a Christian ministry, establish and support: feeding centers, schools, medical clinics, and orphanages in various countries to provide food, education, medical and spiritual support to indigent children and their families.

To declare the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the world, to provide physical & spiritual assistance to underprivileged by helping overcome poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, etc. To fund/maintain Zambian orphanage children age 0-18, which includes a farm & providing school supplies.

PROMOTION, PRODUCTION AND PRESERVATION OF CHICANO CULTURE

THE CORPORATION SHALL ENRICH, STRENGTHEN, ENHANCE, AND SUPPORT THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND SCHOOL CHOICE IN TEXAS BY ENGAGING IN FUNDRAISING AS IT DEEMS APPROPRIATE IN FURTHERANCE OF THE PURPOSES AS PROVIDED IN THE CERTIFICATE OF FORMATION. THE CORPORATION SHALL ALSO SEEK TO OWN AND OPERATE AN OPEN-ENROLLMENT CHARTER SCHOOL AS PROVIDED UNDER THE TEXAS EDUCATION CODE FOR THE BENEFIT OF STUDENTS IN TEXAS, PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, PROGRAMS AND SUCH OTHER FUNCTIONS AS IT DEEMS APPROPRIATE IN FURTHERANCE OF THE PURPOSES AS PROVIDED IN THE CERTIFICATE OF FORMATION. THIS CORPORATION IS FORMED FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES, AND IT WILL BE NONPROFIT AND NONPARTISAN.

TO PROVIDE QUALITY CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AND STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE IN SPIRITUAL, ACADEMIC, SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT AS WELL AS ASSIST PARENTS IN TRAINING GODLY LEADERS WHO WILL MAKE AN IMPACT ON THE PEOPLE THEY TOUCH FOR JESUS CHRIST.

To Provide Religous Education without charge to all people regardless of race, sex, or religous belief

To create and sustain a home for the US Latinos where we express ourselves through our arts and cultures.

TO SERVE THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES, FOCUSED IN HOUSTON AND NORTH AMERICA, BY MAKING DISCIPLES, EQUIPPING LEADERS AND CATALYZING MOVEMENTS THROUGH THE POWER OF SPORTS AND PLAY.

OUR STORY. Texas Center for the Missing (TCM), a 501(c)(3) missing persons organization formed in March of 2000 after the disappearance of 17-year-old Gabriel Lester who was reported missing from his private high school. Gabriel’s mother, a Houston-area businesswoman, decided after his remains were located four months later to turn her tragedy into a positive effort that would have an impact on missing children and their families in Greater Houston. We at Texas Center for the Missing strive to stay true to our founding mission to help searching families find hope. LEARN MORE