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As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we recognize the profound impact Hispanic and Latino communities have made in shaping our local culture, economy, and neighborhoods.
Five Fort Worth-Based Organizations Received Funding Through the Arts and Culture Fund North Texas Community Foundation announces that a total of $75,000 in general operating
We are thrilled to announce that North Texas Community Foundation has been named one of the Best Companies to Work For in Fort Worth by
August is Black Philanthropy Month, highlighting the legacy and contributions of Black philanthropists who empower their communities. This month, we are honored to spotlight a
A renewable $6,000 scholarship awarded to students attending University of Mary-Harden and Tarleton State University this Fall Three Glen Rose High School seniors are the
How a Community Partnership Increased Pool Access for Youth Swimming is a quintessential childhood activity. And it’s not just about fun. Access to pools and
The Foundation’s Capacity Building Grants Exceed $3.7 Million Distributed After Latest ToolBox Grant Cycle According to the latest Census data, approximately 11% of Tarrant County
On May 6-7, NTCF CEO Rose Bradshaw was among 17 Community Foundation CEOs from across the country invited to testify before the U.S. Treasury regarding
North Texas Community Foundation announces the appointment of five new members to the Board of Directors. The new board members are: Crystal Flores, Mortgage Banker
Leonard’s Museum Finds Permanent Home Once a beloved anchor of downtown Fort Worth, Leonard’s Department Store offered a unique shopping experience to all who visited.
