Nonprofits Funded in Travis County

Leap of Joy offers dance and theater arts after-school and summer camp enrichment programs to underprivileged children in Title 1 schools throughout Austin, TX. Our teaching artists enrich children's lives by providing mentorship, academic excellence, and fighting obesity with proper nutrition. They also emphasize the importance of physical activity by teaching dance, creative movement, and performing arts at no charge to their families. Our goal is to give children a sense of their value and a window to see the opportunities available by working hard and making wise choices. The uppermost importance is creating a positive and safe environment where kids can take a Leap of Joy with Self-Esteem.

TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND MENTORING TO GLOBAL LEARNERS ESPECIALLY THE SOCIO-ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED.

To provide college scholarships to graduates of Gonzalo Garza Independence High School, Austin, TX.

FLCCT focuses on improving the financial health of Texans. We advocate on behalf of the under-served and provide them with education and resources to achieve financial freedom.

Families for Better Care is a non-profit citizen advocacy group dedicated to creating public awareness of the conditions in our nation’s nursing homes and other long-term care settings and developing effective solutions for improving quality of life and care.

Charity (not a private foundation)

TO PROMOTE CLASSICAL GUITAR

Our mission is to challenge and nurture young women to thrive in future global markets through personalized STEM advanced academics. Through a supportive small school and single-gender environment, project-based learning, and STEM advanced academics, we prepare all girls to excel in the local and international economy by cultivating a world-class education of career and college readiness skills.

The Mexican-American School Board Members Association (MASBA)is committed to help school board members come together to find solutions, discuss legislature and current affairs as it relates to education and the Mexican-American culture.

Community advocacy and health education and wellness promoting community involvement and positive and positive health outcomes

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SAN JUAN DIEGO CATHOLIC REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL OFFERS A QUALITY, COMPREHENSIVE ACADEMIC CURRICULUM THAT IS AIMED AT CREATING HARMONY OF MIND, BODY & SPIRIT AND INSTILLS A SENSE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND CHRISTIAN RESPONSIBILITY. CATHOLIC EDUCATION TRAINS LEADERS TO MEET THE CURRENT & FUTURE CHALLENGES OF SOCIETY.

TO SUPPORT TEXAS LAND TRUSTS AND PROMOTE LAND CONSERVATION EFFORTS IN TEXAS. HOST STATEWIDE LAND CONSERVATION CONFERENCE TO EDUCATE CONSERVATION RELATED PROFESSIONALS AND VOLUNTEERS FROM ACROSS THE STATE.

TO PROVIDE A SAFE AND ENCOURAGING ENVIRONMENT WHERE CREATIVITY OF HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS IS NURTURED THROUGH ARTISTIC EXPRESSION THAT ERODUCES A POSITIVE SPIRIT AND SOURCE OF PRIDE AND INCOME FOR THESE INDIVIDUALS THROUGH THE SALE OF THEIR ARTWORK.

To support the educational enrichment of all Zilker students.

To provide immigration legal services for low income individuals in the Austin, Texas region.