Nonprofits Funded in Shackelford County

The Old Jail Art Center’s (OJAC) unique history began in 1980 with four small galleries in what was originally the first permanent structure built in Shackelford County, Texas. The museum’s original building is a restored and repurposed limestone jail built in 1877-1878 by Scottish stonemasons, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum has expanded over the decades to include 17,000 square feet of gallery, education, archive, and art storage spaces while offering robust exhibition and education programming. Our standards of excellence in operations and programming have been recognized by the American Alliance of Museums through its accreditation since 1989. The museum’smissionis to broaden engagement with visual art and culture through exhibitions, education, and preservation.

PRESENTS ANNUAL NON PROFIT FORT GRIFFIN FANDANGLE OUTDOOR SHOW

NON DENOMINATIONAL YOUTH MISSION FACILITY WHERE THE YOUTH OF ALBANY AND THE SURROUNDING AREA WILL HAVE A SAFE AND SUPERVISED PLACE TO PLAY, STUDY, AND RELAX.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO STUDENTS, CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS, AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.

ALBANY LIVE BRINGS LIVE MUSICAL ACTS TO PREFORM IN OUR SMALL TOWN. THIS WILL PROVIDE CULTURE FOR OUR TOWN, BENEFIT OUR SMALL BUSINESSES, AND ALLOW US TO USE PROCEEDS TO IMPROVE OUR LOCAL CONCERT VENUES.

RESOURCECARE'S MISSION IS TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONAL HEALTHCARE AND OUTREACH SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE IN THE BIG COUNTRY AREA, THROUGH MEDICAL, DENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ACCESS FOR ALL.

TO PROMOTE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE FOR ALL STUDENTS

DEDICATED TO PERPETUATING THE HERITAGE AND INTEGRITY OF THE OLD WEST THROUGH EDUCATION, PRESERVATION AND ACTIVE PARTICIPATION.