Nonprofits Funded in Travis County

Support to AgriLife Extension-horticulture education

FIGHT HUNGER AND POOR NUTRITION IN CENTRAL TEXAS BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO END HUNGER AND FOOD INSECUITY.

TO PROVIDE CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR CPAS.

At Longhorn Village, a senior living community in Austin, we’re dedicated to providing our residents a healthy, active lifestyle. Visit our site for more info or call (512) 266-5600!

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YOUTH LACROSSE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTING THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF LACROSSE IN THE AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY.

CAPDS PROVIDES TRAINING, SUPPORT, MENTORING, AND SUPERVISION OF ASSIGNED COUNSEL IN TRAVIS COUNTY TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF INDIGENT DEFENSE THROUGH ROBUST DEFENSE OF AND SUPPORT FOR ADULTS INVOLVED IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.

Bee Cave Arts Foundation has been in existence since 2010. The Foundation is a nonprofit with a mission to improve the quality of life in the community and to enhance the experience of visitors by bringing awareness education and integration of a wide range of art throughout public spaces.

The Austin Cooperative Business Foundation supports promotes and encourages activities in furtherance of the cooperative business model in Central Texas. ACBF fosters a positive economic and social environment for cooperative businesses and provides educational opportunities for all those interested in the cooperative business model.

Support the James Bowie High School Starlight Theatre Company program including more than 175 students participating in theater classes and productions. Support for faculty stipends and projects, promotion of theater productions, providing programs for the theater productions throughout the year, and raising funds for scholarships for graduating senior theater students.

The JBHS Cheer Booster Club (CBC) is designed to support the sport of cheer at James Bowie High School (JBHS). The CBC is run by an elected Board of seven Directors, and volunteers for seven Committees who manage fundraising activities, organize social events, create program memorabilia, coordinate scholarship evaluations, and arrange for meals at away games and other events. The funds raised go to expenses such as UCA summer training camp, competitions, transportation, team social events, scholarships, meals, photography, and end-of-year memory books. The CBC relies on all cheer program parents to become active members of the CBC to help make each year successful for our student athletes.