Nonprofits Funded in Travis County

The Austin EMS Relief Fund is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing excellence in patient care and supporting the wellbeing of Austin-Travis County medics by providing: 1 Emergency Relief for medics and their families in the event of death injury illness or hardship 2 Reimbursement for advanced training scholarships and critical care equipment 3 Community outreach in order to better serve the citizens and visitors of Austin

Promote educational interests of Schools debate & speech students

DOG RESUCE AND ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON SAVING THE LIVES OF PIT BULL-TYPE DOGS.

ICMCA organizes music and dance concerts by artists from various parts of the world.

TO PROVIDE FOR PARTICIPATION IN HIGH QUALITY SOCCER FOR THE YOUTH OF CENTRAL TEXAS BY PROVIDING COACHING, FACILITIES AND REFEREES.

CASIS ELEMENTARY PTA IS A POWERFUL VOICE FOR CHILDREN, A RELEVANT RESOURCE FOR FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY, AND A STRONG ADVOCATE FOR THE EDUCATION AND WELL-BEING OF EVERY CHILD AT CASIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

CITY OF AUSTIN GRANTS ALLOW THE PRESENTATION OF CULTURAL PROGRAMS FOR THE ENRICHMENT AND EDUCATIONAL ENLIGHTMENT OF THE PEOPLE OF AUSTIN METROPLEX

Our mission is to enrich the lives of children with a brain injury and give hope to their families through support and education. At the heart of our services is the conviction that the health and well-being of these children can improve over time if families have access to educational materials, therapeutic services, and adaptive equipment for their children. We also believe that families can gain strength by connecting with one other. To provide these crucial services, we need your help. Every dollar makes a difference. With your generous gift, you make it possible to keep hope alive—one precious child at a time. Read Our Story

WOLLY KITTEN CLUB IS A MOSTLY VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PREVENTING CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. WE RESCUE, FOSTER, REHABILITATE AND RE-HOME ABANDONED CATS AND KITTENS IN THE GREATER HOUSTON AREA. WE RECEIVE ANIMALS FROM LOCAL SHELTERS, THROUGH PUBLIC REQUESTS FOR HELP AND THROUGH RESCUE BY OUR VOLUNTEERS. WE PROVIDE SHELTER IN OUR FOSTER HOMES, NUTRITION, SUPPLEMENTS, VETERINARY CARE INCLUDING VACCINES AND STERILIZATION, MEDICATIONS AND SOCIALIZATION (IF NEEDED) TO RESTORE THEIR HEALTH SO THEY CAN BE ADOPTED. THE MAJORITY OF OUR CATS AND KITTENS ARE SERVED THROUGH OUR FOSTER-TO-TRANSPORT PROGRAM WHILE COMMUNITY CATS AND THOSE NOT SOCIALIZED TO HUMANS ARE T/N/R'D (TRAPPED/NEUTER/RELEASE). EVEN THOUGH WE DID NOT INCORPORATE UNTIL 2021, WE HAVE MAINTAINED ANIMAL RECORDS FOR THE PAST 5 YEARS. FROM JANUARY 1, 2018 TO DECEMBER 31, 2024, OUR ORGANIZATION SERVED 3,551 CATS AND KITTENS WITH A 99.1% SAVE RATE.

TO SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON'S AND THEIR CAREGIVERS BY PROVIDING FREE FITNESS PROGRAMS.

To provide college preparatory education to students of any race, color, nationality, ethnicity, religion, socioeconomic status, sex, gender identity or sexual orientation.

To enhance the downtown area of Austin, Texas, and to support and implement the Downtown Vision of the Austin DMO, Inc d.b.a Downtown Austin Alliance and implement services and projects beneficial to Downtown Austin, including parks improvement projects and other large scale projects.

To provide HATC residents and clients with crucial services, including an annual scholarship, workforce development initiatives, and childhood development programming. We currently operate on-site Learning Centers, free school supply stations, and mini libraries at 3 HATC communities. We collaborate with an array of local agencies to provide resources that improve quality of life and promote self-sufficiency

Community dance development

ICF WAS ESTABLISH TO COLLECT FUNDS, PER OUR CHARTER, TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN HAITI FOR EDUCATION, NUTRITION AND HEALTH CARE.

To provide funding and support to nonprofit organizations in the US. The foundation endeavors to protect children, promote education, assist military families, and help those affected by diseases and disabilities.

Conservation and Education