Nonprofits Funded in Kendall County

TO OWN AND OPERATE A CHILDREN'S MUSEUM IN COTULLA, TEXAS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY'S YOUTH.

THE ORGANIZATION'S MISSION IS TO RAISE AWARENESS REGARDING SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN IN OUR COMMUNITY, PROVIDE RESOURCES TO SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES, AND TO SUPPORT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT FOCUS ON CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

Bringing the world of performing arts to Boerne, Texas by presenting concerts that feature internationally acclaimed artists, educating through student outreach programs, and enriching the quality of life

weekly small group study programs directed by volunteers, trained by staff 200 participants

SWESR is dedicated to rescuing English Setters throughout the Southwest United States. We rehabilitate English Setters by providing full medical care and behavior assessments in a foster home in order to prepare them for adoption. To ensure all SWESR dogs are placed in loving, permanent homes, we screen and qualify adopters and provide ongoing guidance for the life of each dog. SWESR promotes animal welfare through community education and outreach and values positive teamwork within our organization as well as partnerships across rescues.

Impacting the lives and legacies of military veterans first responders along with their families who are battling post-traumatic and chronic stress from repeat exposure to trauma through rescue horses other animals and farmsteading in a retreat-like setting.

The charity is organized, and shall be operated, exclusively for charitable and educational purposes and for the prevention of cruelty to animals, especially the Tibetan Mastiff, in the United States and abroad within the meaning of Sections 170(c)(2)(B) and 501 (c)(3) of the Code. In furtherance of this charitable purpose and without limiting the foregoing, the Corporation shall operate to (i) rescue Tibetan Mastiffs that are abused or neglected or that do not have suitable homes (ii) find permanent homes for rescued Tibetan Mastiffs, and (iii) educate and support animal shelters regarding the identification of Tibetan Mastiffs in their custody.

SALT BLOCK MINISTRIES EXISTS TO EQUIP INDIGENOUS CHRISTIAN LEADERS IN DEVELOPING NATIONS.

OUR MISSION The mission of the Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass Performance Hall is to serve as a permanent home to major performing arts organizations of Fort Worth and as a premier venue for other attractions so as to enhance the range, quality, and accessibility of cultural fare available to the public; to promulgate arts education; and to contribute to the cultural life of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, and the region.

AMBLESIDE SCHOOL OF BOERNE IS A PRIVATE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL INSTRUCTING THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF CHILDREN BASED ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF CHARLOTTE MASON (1842-1923). THE SCHOOL PROVIDES A BROAD AND VARIED CURRICULUM OF INSPIRATIONAL AND DISCIPLINARY SUBJECTS.

TO POPULARIZE THE ANCIENT CULTURE OF SOUTH INDIAN TAMIL LANGUAGE AND CULTURE THRU CELEBRATION OF KEY EVENTS SUCH AS TAMIL NEW YEAR. THE PROGRAMS GET TAMIL COMMUNITY TOGETHER AND DISPLAY OF TAMIL CULTURE AND TAMIL CUISINE AS WELL AS MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR CHARITABLE PROJECTS RELATED TO PEOPLE AND DISSEMINATION OF TAMIL LANGUAGE AND CULTURE

TO PROVIDE A SUSTAINABLE LIVESTOCK AND EQUESTRAIN FACILITY FOR KENDALL COUNTY 4-H, FFA, AND JR. LIVESTOCK YOUTH, FUND SCHOLARSHIPS, AND MAKE AVAILABLE A MULTI-PURPOSE VENUE FOR THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY COMMUNITY AND BEYOND.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE HOMELESS

Boerne Community Theatre produces quality live theatre that entertains, educates and enriches the community, and encourages community participation in all aspects therof.

Hope for Heroes Texas is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing prayer, support, and weekend retreats for our first responders who are in need of it most. We bring first responders to Boerne, Texas to stay at a beautiful hotel; send local first responders for a getaway to Fredericksburgs Inn on Barons Creek; host monthly first responder lunches; and more.