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Access to pro bono professional services to build capacity extended for a year Since 2022, North Texas Community Foundation has teamed up with Catchafire toprovide
Did you know that more than half of all Americans die without a will? When this happens, assets are distributed according to state laws where
Vicki Andrews, our longest-serving team member, has decided to retire on August 30, 2023. She has given North Texas Community Foundation and our fundholders 13
Convening support to end chronic homelessness Ten percent of Fort Worth’s homeless population is considered chronically homeless, meaning they meet certain criteria for duration of
A renewable $6,000 scholarship awarded to students attending Texas A&M University this Fall Three Glen Rose High School seniors are the 2023 recipients of the
North Texas Community Foundation’s Board of Directors has elected Daniel H. McCarthy as Board Chair. McCarthy, a partner at Wick Phillips and recipient of NTCF’s
22 organizations received funding through the most recent ToolBox grant cycle North Texas Community Foundation announces that $275,300 in funding was awarded to 22 community-based
By offering a helping hand in your community, you leave an immediate impact on individuals, animals, and a lasting effect on the livelihood of our
How one fund continues to ease the burden on our brave men, women and their families
WORTH is a group of young professionals who ignite meaningful change by giving together. With professional guidance, members learn about community needs, engage with peers,
