Nonprofits Funded in Tarrant County

TO PROVIDE A BETTER FUTURE FOR CHILDREN IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, UGANDA, & OTHER IMPOVERISHED NATIONS.

To support the students and faculty of Carroll Elementary School (CES) in pursuit of academic excellence through volunteer hours, raising funds, and providing a communication corridor between parents, faculty and the school community.

TO BRING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST TO A LOST WORLD AND RAISING UP DISCIPLES WHO WILL IMPACT PRESENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS WITH THE MESSAGE OF THE KINGDOM.

To serve the alcoholic who still suffers by having the hand of AA available to them; we are a service body only, having no authority over any AA members or groups. Central Office also acts as a vehicle for information about the three legacies of AA and the literature available from the General Service Office and the Grapevine. Decisions are arrived at through the use of the twelve traditions and twelve concepts. The main function of the office is to be of maximum service to the alcoholic who reaches out. We maintain a close relationship with local treatment facilities, halfway houses, penal institutions and departments of parole and probation. We do not endorse, finance or lend our name to any facility.

TO KNOW, LOVE AND GLORIFY GOD AND BE USED BY HIM TO HELP UNCHURCHED PEOPLE BECOME FULLY DEVOTED FOLLOWERS OF JESUS CHRIST AND TO HELP CREATE CHURCHES AND OTHER MINISTRIES, WHICH DO THE SAME.

HESC FOSTERS QUALITY SERVICING FOR STUDENT LOANS, ENCOURAGES AND PROMOTES STUDENT ENROLLMENT AT POST-SECONDARY LEVEL INSTITUTIONS.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY AND RELATED SCIENCES AMONG OPHTHLAMOLOGISTS IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS, SEMINARS AND PUBLICATIONS.

TRAIN/EDUC/HOUSE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED AND PROVIDE DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC CLINICS