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By Rose Bradshaw | Originally Published in Fort Worth Business Press Anthropologist Margaret Mead was asked, “What was the first sign that civilization exists: the
North Texas Community Foundation announces grants totaling $811,260 have been disbursed through the Better Together Fund to 27 local nonprofits supporting people and communities experiencing
On September 15th, North Texas Community Foundation was joined by Mike Berry and Matt Rose for a virtual conversation with leaders of the Tarrant To
A recent survey commissioned by Americans for the Arts found that as many as two-thirds of artists in the United States are without income due
North Texans support each other when times get tough, and that’s especially true for Marilyn and Marty Englander, fundholders and owners of Kent & Co.
North Texas Community Foundation announces grants totaling $354,700 have been disbursed through the Better Together Fund to local nonprofits supporting people and communities negatively affected
These are difficult days. We’re frightened by the havoc COVID-19 may wreak on our families, friends, local businesses and the simple pleasures of life in North
Fundholders, corporations and private foundations are coming together to empower Fort Worth students to succeed
North Texas Community Foundation Awards $380,000 through its ToolBox Grants Program The North Texas Community Foundation announced that 35 nonprofits and three neighborhood associations have
Carolyn Martchenke made it her life’s work to empower her community through philanthropy and plans to continue that legacy beyond her lifetime. Carolyn moved from
