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General information about the SECC...... 2 Benefits of payroll deduction...... 4 Giving guide: what will my gift provide?...... 4 A case for leadership giving...... 5 SECC leadership givers ...... 6 SECC award winners ...... 10 Charitable listing content explained ...... 10 How to give to another region in Texas...... 10

STATEWIDE LISTINGS: LOCAL LISTINGS: ** ABC – America’s Best Charities...... 12 ** (each area’s listings are preceded by its LEC roster) America’s Charities...... 15 Amarillo...... 20 Assistance to Domestic Victims Brazos Valley...... 22 of Human Trafficking...... 15 Capital Area...... 24 Creating Healthier Communities...... 15 Coastal Bend...... 28 EarthShare of Texas...... 16 DFW Metroplex...... 30 Fund for Veterans’ Assistance...... 17 East Texas...... 34 Global Impact ...... 17 El Paso ...... 36 Local Independent Charities of Texas...... 18 Galveston...... 38 Save Texas History...... 19 Greater West Texas...... 40 Texas Adopt-A-Beach...... 19 Houston...... 42 Texas Match the Promise Foundation...... 19 Laredo...... 46 Texas State History Museum...... 19 North Texas...... 48 Rio Grande Valley...... 52 San Antonio...... 56 South Plains...... 62 Texas Pine Belt...... 66 Waco...... 68

INDEX...... 72

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. 2 S What is the SECC? The State Employee Charitable Campaign is the only statutorily-authorized workplace campaign for state agency and higher education employees in Texas. Thanks to legislation that created the SECC in 1993, employees of state agencies, junior and community colleges, universities, and retirees throughout Texas enjoy the benefit of giving to many of their favorite charities through an annual workplace giving campaign which features the convenience of payroll deduction.

State of Texas employees have contributed

$195.59 MILLION through the SECC since its inception in 1993, providing aid to their family, friends, neighbors, and countless others in need across our state.

It’s not hard to understand why employees of the how does it work? Each fall, you get the opportunity to learn about the charities in the SECC, choose which Friendship State have ​ ones you want to help, and then fill out a pledge form to indicate how much you wish responded enthusiastically to donate to which groups. Your gift can be deducted from each paycheck beginning to the SECC since 1993: the next calendar year or you can make a one-time gift by cash or check. • Our contributions help The campaign runs annually, September through October. improve the quality During this time period, you can expect to receive information about this year’s SECC of life for people in charities and a pledge form. This directory provides information on all the charities in communities locally, the campaign — a great resource not only for helping you make your choices, but also for finding help if you need it yourself. across the country, and around the world. what charities are involved? • The annual, statewide One of the great benefits of the SECC is the wide variety of charities and causes campaign supports a represented; there is something for everyone. They range in scope from small, local variety of vital health grassroots organizations, to well-known national and international groups. All charities and human services. that wish to participate must meet stringent legal requirements and then be scrutinized by committees of state employees to ensure: • It’s an easy, effective and cost-efficient way •• They are recognized by the IRS as 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations to give to charities. and registered with the Secretary of State. •• They are audited (or reviewed) by an accountant in accordance with generally- • All charities in the accepted auditing standards. campaign must meet •• They provide direct or indirect health and human services. strict eligibility criteria. •• They spend no more than 25 percent of funds raised on administration. S 3 who governs and runs the SECC? why should I give? Committees of state employees govern the SECC at two levels — statewide and locally. They ensure the campaign is conducted fairly and equitably under a strict • To support a favorite cause set of guidelines that give donors confidence in both the charities that benefit and the methods used to solicit. or charity on a regular basis.

At the state level … A committee of state employees called the State • To help family, friends, Policy Committee (SPC) provides governance and oversight. Three members and neighbors in need. are appointed by the Governor and three each by the Lieutenant Governor and the Comptroller of Public Accounts. The SPC is responsible for a campaign • It’s the right thing to do. plan, a budget, and ensuring the eligibility of statewide organizations. The • It will make you feel great. SPC also hires a State Campaign Manager (SCM) to administer the campaign. • When lots of people give At the local level … Local employee committees (LECs) provide similar oversight. The SPC appoints the LEC chair and committee, which a little, it adds up to a lot! then recommends a local campaign manager (LCM) to the SPC to administer the campaign locally. how are funds distributed? Contributions made by state agency employees are distributed by the State Comptroller to participating federations, who then send the funds along to their members. Each university distributes funds to federations through its own payroll system. At the local level, the Local Campaign Managers distribute the funds the same way.

But because it is almost impossible to account for donations lost through such things as an employee leaving or transferring, a percentage method is used to distribute funds. At the end of each year’s campaign, the percent of funds pledged to each charity is calculated. Each charity then receives that percentage of what is eventually collected. Undesignated pledges are shared with all participating charities using the same percentage.

Each charity also pays its share of the cost of running the campaign (printed materials, etc.) based on the same percentage. how much should I give? a low ov How much to give is totally up to you; your personal generosity is no one’s th er business but your own and remains confidential. Still, many of us like to i he have some idea of what is appropriate to consider as a gift. W a d

FIRST … Consider giving the average amount of $277 a year, 10% o which is a little more than $23 per month. f

SECOND … Consider one of the giving standards used in statewide, campaigns like this throughout the nation — one hour’s pay more of your contribution per month, usually calculated as 0.006 of your annual salary. gets to the charities THIRD … Consider participating as a leadership giver — one of the many people who like to do a little more by donating you select than at the leadership giving levels described later. in almost any similar fundraising activity. 4 S what will my gift provide? $2 PER MONTH for one year: • provides a child with complete, basic childhood immunization against six diseases, supporting a healthy start. • provides vital cancer survivorship information and support to 80 cancer survivors. • provides seeds for one community or school garden, allowing families to grow nutritious, affordable food for themselves. • provides prescription glasses for five people in a Third World country. • covers the cost of planting 100 tree saplings. • provides meals for a homebound senior citizen for two weeks. benefits $5 PER MONTH for one year: of payroll • sponsors eyes exams for two children in need. deduction • provides 12 students with an interactive CD on college-age depression and suicide. • covers the registration fee for one patient or family member to attend the National Payroll deduction offers Organization for Rare Disorders Patient/Family Conference. a special opportunity to do • underwrites equipment and supplies for five people to spend a morning cleaning a beach or river bank. more and feel it less. • You manage your own $10 PER MONTH for one year: philanthropy: You know • underwrites free museum admission for 30 students. when deductions start , • pays for a veteran’s occupational certification to find employment. and that you may end • will help a family in crisis with their monthly utility or grocery bills. them any time. • provides lifesaving medicines to 7,200+ children and families around the world. • sponsors two local health advocates to attend a National Pesticide Forum and • It helps to minimize learn the skills needed to make positive changes in the community. overhead costs while • screens one uninsured woman for breast cancer. maximizing your contribution. $20 PER MONTH for one year: • It saves time and takes • provides a full year of groceries for a homebound AIDS patient. little effort. • provides food for one guide dog in advanced training. • buys six cases of non-latex gloves to keep volunteers safe during beach cleanups. • You don't forget to follow • supports training in an environmental career for a person with a disability. through on your pledge. • provides scholarship assistance for inner-city children to attend a nature camp. best of all... $45 PER MONTH for one year: by donating a specific • installs a water distribution system to provide a reliable communal tap, delivering safe, clean water to communities in need. amount from each • offers transitional housing to a homeless veteran. paycheck,​ you can make • provides a $500 matching scholarship award for college tuition. a more significant impact • ensures safety from cholera for 50 people. toward the causes about • provides two high schools with science curriculum materials about the proper handling of chemicals found in the home. which you feel passionate. • furnishes a back brace to prevent further spine curvature to a patient with scoliosis. S 5 a case for leadership giving In the midst of every worthwhile endeavor, there are extraordinary individuals whose caring and personal leadership establish a powerful example for others. Leadership giving through the State Employee Charitable Campaign provides just such an opportunity for those wishing to maximize the impact of their charitable gift.

An SECC leadership gift will provide far-reaching opportunities for your favorite charitable organizations, enabling them to address a wider range of health and human service issues due to your increased generosity.

If you choose to give $1,000 or more, please indicate the appropriate giving level on your pledge form and complete the acknowledgement section.

A leadership gift of $1,000 a year – $83.34 per month or $20.83 a week – can provide: Four days of child care in an accredited facility … and 32 meals for the elderly … and 104 days of parenting classes, teaching effective discipline and conflict management … and 20 days of food and shelter for a homeless person … and 48 days of a support group for teens having experienced violence or sexual abuse … and 48 students receiving assistance in math and sciences … and 28 days of mentoring for at-risk youth … and 40 acres of land for wildlife habitat or public open space that provides both recreation and cleaner air … and 50 children receiving bicycle helmets and cycling instruction to prevent accidents and encourage environmentally-friendly methods of transportation … and crisis intervention services to 65 at-risk women and children in violent family situations … and art, music or dance therapy for two people with disabilities — for an entire semester! 6 S SECC leadership givers (as reported at time of printing; of those agreeing to be recognized)

LONE STAR CIRCLE $10,000 or more

CAPITAL AREA...... Anonymous (1) DFW METROPLEX...... Michael Brown Steven McKnight Anonymous (1) GALVESTON...... Anonymous (2) SOUTH PLAINS...... Dr. Cynthia A. Jumper

ALAMO CIRCLE $5,000 to $9,999

BRAZOS VALLEY DFW METROPLEX SAN ANTONIO Zachary N. Adelman, Ph.D. Amanda Billings Dr. Michael T. Berton Alicia M. Dorsey, Ph.D. Audrey Huang Dr. Brian J. Eastridge Deborah G. Wright Amit Khera Ginny L. Gomez-Leon Karen Puckett Andrew D. Meyer, M.D. Diana Tomchick Dr. Ronald M. Stewart CAPITAL AREA Valla Wilson Anonymous (1) Jase Auby Anonymous (4) Susan Dorsey Glenn Hegar SOUTH PLAINS Anonymous (13) GALVESTON Kent Hance Dr. & Mrs. Owen Bryan Holland Dr. David McCartney Deepinder Mann Dr. Fiona R. Prabhu COASTAL BEND Anonymous (3) Dr. Charles F. Seifert Jaclyn Mahlmann Phillip Sizer Anonymous (1) Dr. Cloyce L. Stetson HOUSTON Anonymous (4) Anonymous (4) S 7

BLUEBONNET CIRCLE $2,500 to $4,999

AMARILLO EAST TEXAS SAN ANTONIO Dr. Bettina U. Schmitz Michele L. Diaz Anonymous (1) Laura B. Barnes Dr. Jennifer L. Spurrier Barry L. Bridges Dr. Robert A. Stewart BRAZOS VALLEY EL PASO Donald S. Brown Carol A. Sumner Dr. William L. Henrich Marcus Wilson Weihsueh A. Chiu, Ph.D. Dr. Richard Brower Michael B. Little, M.D. Dr. Alice M. Young David E. Claridge, Ph.D. Chuan Xiao Andrea M. Marks Anonymous (2) Sharon L. Dormire, Ph.D., Anonymous (3) Dr. Glen A. Medellin RN Dr. David A. Miramontes Teresa L. Edwards TEXAS PINE BELT GALVESTON Maria Molinar-Ruiz Albert L. Ford, Ph.D. Stacey Edmonson James Amato Dr. Susan L. Mooberry Valen E. Johnson, Ph.D. Mary Bentz Dr. Steven R. Pliszka Dr. Tennille K. Lamon Janice Contreras Anonymous (9) Christine A. Mullen, Ph.D. Stephanie Everling Joseph Pettibon II Patrick Michaelski Darwin Rydl Benny Raimer SOUTH PLAINS Gerald L. Ullman, Ph.D. Carol Richardson Gary W. Barnes Dr. Debra L. Zoran Dr. & Mrs. Courtney Dr. Paul K. Bjerk Townsend Martha L. Brown CAPITAL AREA Courtney Williams Bryan Carson Dr. Richard M. Lampe Brian Francis Anonymous (6) Dr. Arne Ledet Shelli Gustafson Dr. John E. Opperman Jennifer Hopens HOUSTON Rebecca Perez Shayne McGuire Emily Sedlock Dr. Lori Rice-Spearman Anonymous (44) Anonymous (3)

COASTAL BEND LAREDO Anonymous (4) Dr. Cody Perry

DFW METROPLEX NORTH TEXAS John Leyendecker Thomas Scott Bynum Rafael Martin Dr. Mary B. Curtis Wendy Pechero Dr. Carine Feyten Claudia Quittner Kim P. Peterson Kathy Rinnert Nora Sierra Angela Shoup Gina Sims RIO GRANDE VALLEY Anonymous (7) thank Jonathan Bell Dr. Enriqueta G. Cortez Sylvia Garces-Hobbs you! 8 S

YELLOW ROSE CIRCLE $1,000 to $2,499

AMARILLO Martha C. Dannenbaum, Michelle B. Walker DFW METROPLEX Dwain Thiele Ph.D. Amanda R. Anauo David White John Abrams Philip Thomas Marcetta Darensbourg, Gregory Winfree William Tongier Robert C. Austin Ph.D. Patricia Adkins Wytana Travis Doris H. Boswell Akhil Datta-Gupta, Ph.D. Marco Aguirre Ramgopal Venkataraman Kimberly Carlile James S. Duncan CAPITAL AREA Evelina Alcalen Tonja Wissinger Edie Carter Priyanka Dwivedi, Ph.D. Sally Baulch Shawn Balusek Sandra Wittie Deborah L. Casida Carol A. Fierke John Berkely Ray Baughman Matthias Wolf Alma G. Chavez Kyle S. Gammenthaler, Bernie Bozzelli Michel Baum Tamara Clunis Ph.D. Monica Brewer Denise Berger Joe-Fan Wu Penelope Davies Lindsey A. Garza Charles Bryant Dennis Burns Anonymous (45) Emily Gilbert Juan E. Garza, Ph.D. Francis Crown Jackie Clark Toni Gray Danny Green Scott Daigle Paul Corey EAST TEXAS Alfred J. Guardino Julie R. Grinde Eric De Jong Darren Crone Anonymous (11) Tommy Hickman Dr. James R. Hallmark Davida Dwyer James De Lemos Lesley Ingham Billy Hamilton Adam Fambrough Arturo Dominguez EL PASO Matthew E. Lauterbach Gregory W. Hartman Linda A. Fernandez Lori Drew Daniel J. Carey-Whalen Tyler & Jackie Llewellyn Charles R. Hrncir Carolyn Gonzales Arturo Elizondo Jr. Mary L. Chavez Russell & Tara Lowery- Jenny E. Jones Karen Jamison Ruben Esquivel Jose M. De La Rosa Hart Mansoor Khan, Ph.D., Lisa Jammer Jamian Eubanks Linda Ellis Isidore Lozano RPh Wesley Kidd Gene Fitch Jr. Bradley P. Fuhrman Jarrod J. Madden John E. Killough, Ph.D. Eric Lang Boning Gao Ann Gates Pamela Madden Henderson Lawson Jr. Jaime Llano Dewotta Gossett Vladik Kreinovich Sharla D. McUne Michael T. Longnecker, Stacey McClure Patrice Griffith Alberto Lopez Linda Munoz Ph.D. Selena Meyers John Hansen Joshua E. Miller Asanga Ranasinghe Walter R. Magnussen, Ph.D. Michael Midgley Yu-Guang He Paul E. Ogden Chris E. Ray Judith C. Malazzo Michael Nelson Linda Hynan Lynn A. Provenzano Max L. Seymour Rebecca H. Marianno Kathy O’Balle Michael Jessen Charlotte Vines Christine Denese Skinner Sandra J. Marshall Kymberli Parks David Karp William S. Walker Martin Ray Smith Monica L. Martinez Amy Pfluger Jean Keller Anonymous (12) Sherry L. Spells Andrea Quintero Wei-Ping Lee Washington Mary L. McAnally, Ph.D. Brian Raygon Mala Mahendroo James Stoll Robert B. McGeachin, GALVESTON Ph.D. Mollie Rivas Megan Marks Mark D. White Dr. & Mrs. Jack Alperin Christopher M. Meyer Charles Semple Steven Maruszewski Reem Witherspoon Judith Aronson Gretchen R. Miller, Ph.D. Ariel Sloan Erin Morgan David Connaughton Jon E. Mogford, Ph.D. Gregory Smith Terri Nabozny Kathryn Cunningham BRAZOS VALLEY Ambassador Larry Napper Patty Steinwedell Oanh Nguyen M. Katherine Banks, Craig Elmore Stacy Overby David Timberger Aria Nosratinia Ph.D. James Goodwin Timothy D. Phillips, Melissa Valadez Jacqueline Presson Fuller W. Bazer, Ph.D. Timothy Harlin Ph.D. Lilia VanderWal Srinivasan Raghunathan Carol D. Binzer Donna Lang William Pride, Ph.D. Mary Young Ram Rao Thomas Blasingame, Patricia Mitrovich Neena Reeve Sandra Zimmerman Brian Ratchford Ph.D. Janak Patel M.E. Rister, Ph.D. Anonymous (233) Tiffany Reese Rodrigo J. Bombardi, Linda Phillips Ph.D. Darby M. Roberts, Ph.D. Susan Riley Lindsay Sonstein Raymond Bonilla Jr. Maria L. Robinson Caroline Rinaldi COASTAL BEND Anonymous (56) Christian Brannstrom, Kathleen A. Roblyer, Kellie Rodgers Ph.D. DNP, Dmin Robert Diersing Brett Roth Marcus A. Brewer Chancellor John Sharp Dolores Guerrero Lydia Sanchez GREATER WEST Jonie Bulich Deborah Siegele, Ph.D. Mansoor Khan Michael Serber TEXAS Karen L. Butler-Purry, Mark Stone, Ph.D. Vu Tram Virginia Smith Pam Callan Ph.D. Patrick J. Stover, Ph.D. Bradley Walker James Szot Shirley Eoff Mary N. Cearley Scott Sudduth Anonymous (10) Archer Tate Anonymous (4) Craig J. Coates, Ph.D. William J. Taylor David E. Coatney Senyo Tse, Ph.D. S 9 HOUSTON RIO GRANDE Dr. Jacqueline A. Pugh Dr. Clint W. Gregg Danny D. Reible Andres Assing VALLEY Elizabeth L. Rendon Michele V. Hamilton Dr. Ted W. Reid Lori A. Bertrand Doug Arney Sherry Rime Dr. Abdul N. Hamood Jason C. Rinaldo Sarah Boyd Tracie A. Ashlock Ralph J. Riviello David Hardin Matthew T. Roe Patrick S. Browning Joana Cordoba Luis A. Rocha Dr. Melanie Hart Pradip Sahu Jason Chavers Melissa A. Davis Phillip W. Rodgers Sr. Katharine Hayhoe Sam Segran Wanda Clemons Eliza Gomez Amy R. Saklad Dr. Allan L. Haynes Dr. Benny Chip Shaw Tamika D. Collins Kelly Krezdorn Dr. Edward Y. Sako Ericka Hendrix Sterling T. Shumway Monica Guidry Dr. Rebecca Millan Dr. Steven R. Seidner Dora Grace Hernandez Dr. Alan F. Sill Melody Karle Dr. Bobbette Morgan Jacquelyn L. Traeger Luan T. Hoang Noel A. Sloan Christian Kelleher David A. Ramirez Paul A. Tyler Kirby Hocutt Steven Sosland Linda Klemm Maricarmen Ramirez Dr. Manjeri A. Jeri Holubec Jill S. Stangl Venkatachalam Stacey Louie Cindy Valdez Dr. John Howe Kimberly F. Turner Guy M. Walsh Rachel McBride Gerry Vest Dr. Michael D. Hudson Johanna Valencia Maureen A. Wilson Ronald Rapini Anonymous (6) Patrick Hughes Alice Villalobos Dr. Janet F. Williams Kimberly Ruona Ronda Ingle Dr. Eleanor VonEnde Anonymous (72) Kristie Sekmistrz SAN ANTONIO Dr. William A. Jackson Dr. Marshall Watson Darryl James Justin Weaver Michael Tramonte Joel Anderson SOUTH PLAINS Randall Jeter Mark O. Webb Anonymous (27) Myrta Arteaga Cathy Allen Levi E. Johnson Dr. Nathaniel Wright Dr. Ruth E. Berggren Satya Atluri Patti Joiner Joseph Young LAREDO Blanca G. Bidart Sandoval Dr. Katherine Austin Dr. Donald R. Jones Anonymous (35) Dr. Deborah L. Blackwell Dr. Robin L. Brey Dr. Calvin G. Barnes Dr. Betsy G. Jones Juan J. Castillo Dr. John H. Calhoon Jon Mark Bernal Linda Jones Cornelio Flores III Dr. Jannine D. Cody TEXAS PINE BELT Kristen N. Bigbee Melinda Jones Maria Elena Hernandez Marjorie P. David Roberta Allen Jodene L. Billingsley Dr. Erin B. Justyna Thomas W. LaFleur John S. DeLaHunt Mary Minnie Eusepio Sio Dr. Michael P. Blanton Rachel Kiwior Alejandro Martinez Jr. Laura A. Delaney Kevin Foran Larry P. Brady Alicia Knight Dr. Thomas R. Mitchell Armando T. Diaz Darren Grant Billy M. Breedlove Elizabeth G. Lindsey Lupita Navarro Anibal R. Diogenes Sharon Gustowski John Brown Dr. Robin H. Lock Dr. Minita Ramirez Dr. Peter T. Fox Cheryl Reader Eric Bruning Denise Lopez Laura Ramirez-Cruz Gloria Garcia Laura Theis Cynthia Buckle Dr. Justin R. Louder Luciano Ramon Paul A. Goodman Richard Burgess Eric Martinez Mary T. Treviño Corrina Green WACO Chau-Chyun Chen Dr. John J. Masselli Anonymous (7) Jessica Gutierrez- Sarah Prisk Taylor Sean Childers Dr. Wanda Y. Masten Rodriguez Anonymous (4) George E. Comiskey NORTH TEXAS Dean D. Hendrix Shirley Matteson Lucy G. Hernandez Demetrio Conde Michael Mauldin Chris Alaniz Raul Huerta Amy O. Cook Bryan McCandless Dr. Danielle C. Annamalai Serena M. Hulbert Kirsten A. Cook Abby McEwen Donna Barnes Melissa M. Jozwiak Dr. Jonathan B. Crider Anna M. McGregor Coby Condrey Kendra Ketchum Elvira E. Cruz Victor M. Mellinger Dr. Mark A. Davis Mary A. Kirk Julann Curlee Emily Merrill Patrice Frisby William C. Leach Carol Daugherty Dr. Kelly Mitchell Kevin Hawkins Brittany Lee Deborah E. Davenport Dr. Jennifer J. Mitchell Dr. Joan C. Hubbard Dr. Philip T. LoVerde John Dawson Dr. Volker E. Neugebauer Robert Jones Dr. Jane L. Lynch Dr. Llewellyn D. Dr. H. Scott Norville Tyra D. Krause Densmore Cynthia Matson Catherine Nutter Kimberly Luevano Mark D. Domansky Donald D. McGeary, Ph.D. James K. Nye Chris McCoy Theresa K. Drewell Brenda Melton Ella O’Neal Mark McLellan David Driskill Dr. Betty Merchant Alyson Outenreath Allan Moore J.M. Driskill Paul E. Morton Paul Pare Rebecca Padia Suzanne Emre Dr. Mark T. Nadeau Michael A. Parmer Dr. Lou Pelton Julie Farley Dr. Bruce J. Nicholson Kiyle Phillips Dr. David Rylander Tasha Foster Susannah Nicholson Ruth Jane Piercy Sidney Sexton Dr. Michael L. Galyean Dr. Rene L. Olvera Sr. Matthew Porter Dr. Neal Smatresk Dr. William L. Gardner Dr. Jay I. Peters Renee Posey Dr. Marilyn Wiley Dr. Celine A. Godard Dr. William T. Phillips Dr. Edward L. Quitevis Anonymous (9) Julie Gollihugh Kellie Price Roy Otto Ratheal 10 S SECC award winners STATE AGENCY HONOREES (Greatest Participation) (Largest Per Capita Gift) 5,001 OR MORE EMPLOYEES: 5,001 OR MORE EMPLOYEES: Texas Department of Criminal Justice ...... 17% Texas Department of Criminal Justice ...... $22.84 1,001 TO 5,000 EMPLOYEES: 1,001 TO 5,000 EMPLOYEES: Office of the Attorney General ...... 13% Texas Parks and Wildlife Department ...... $36.19 401 TO 1,000 EMPLOYEES: 401 TO 1,000 EMPLOYEES: Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission ...... 55% Teacher Retirement System of Texas ...... $159.44 201 TO 400 EMPLOYEES: 201 TO 400 EMPLOYEES: Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation ...... 92% Employees Retirement System of Texas ...... $147.56 51 TO 200 EMPLOYEES: 51 TO 200 EMPLOYEES: Texas Real Estate Commission ...... 100% Texas Treasury Safekeeping Trust Company.....$300.88 50 OR FEWER EMPLOYEES: 50 OR FEWER EMPLOYEES: Texas Commission on Jail Standards ...... 100% Texas Commission on Jail Standards ...... $240.00 HIGHER EDUCATION HONOREES (Greatest Participation) (Largest Per Capita Gift) 2,001 OR MORE EMPLOYEES: 2,001 OR MORE EMPLOYEES: Texas Tech University System ...... 16% Texas Tech University System ...... $64.84 751 TO 2,000 EMPLOYEES: 751 TO 2,000 EMPLOYEES: Stephen F. Austin State University ...... 2% Stephen F. Austin State University ...... $6.92 201 TO 750 EMPLOYEES: 201 TO 750 EMPLOYEES: Laredo Community College ...... 20% Amarillo College ...... $65.52 200 OR FEWER EMPLOYEES: 200 OR FEWER EMPLOYEES: Galveston College ...... 28% Galveston College ...... $100.06

Charitable listing content explained 1. Contributors may obtain more specific information about any SECC charity by contacting the organization directly. 2. Every charity approved to participate in this year’s SECC has a listing that contains the following information: 104001 Charity XYZ, Incorporated charity name charity code www.charityxyz.org 512-555-5501 … Annually, we provide services website address to Texans in need of food, clothing, education, and shelter. 10.62% (if applicable) and phone number annual fundraising and administrative costs (‘overhead’) description of services shown as a percent of a charity’s total income

How to give to another region in Texas To designate your contribution to another region in Texas, visit the SECC website (WWW.SECCTEXAS.ORG) and search approved charities to select a charity in another SECC region. S 11 12 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN STATEWIDE SECTIONS ABC – AMERICA’S BEST 085004 America’s VetDogs – the Veteran’s K-9 Corps, 085231 Believe in Tomorrow National Children’s Inc. Foundation, Inc. CHARITIES www.VetDogs.org 866-838-3647 … Trains and places guide, www.believeintomorrow.org 410-744-1032 … Keeping families service, hearing, PTSD dogs. Transforming lives of disabled together during a child’s medical crisis, we provide hospital/ [ charitable group code: 08 ] veterans, active service members and first responders so they respite housing to families of critically-ill children, so they find can live without boundaries. 19.56% hope and comfort. 3.83% 085000 ABC – America’s Best Charities www.best-charities.org 800-477-0733 … Feeding the hungry. 085302 Amigos de las Americas 085304 Boone and Crockett Club Sheltering the homeless. Protecting the children. And healing www.amigosinternational.org 713-780-5290 … Provides www.boone-crockett.org 888-840-4868 … Upholding the sick. America’s finest independent charities. Working with students (ages 13 to 22) with authentic leadership, cultural Theodore Roosevelt’s vision, we’ve been protecting our nation’s you to share—the American way. 6.42% immersion, and service programming. Our students develop wildlife, promoting outdoor ethics, and public access to public a shared responsibility for our global community. 15.59% lands since 1888. 12.53% 085155 Adoptable Children (North American Council) www.nacac.org 651-644-3036 … Through advocacy, 085499 Angel Canines and Wounded Warriors 085358 Brain Injury Association of America education, and support for foster, adoptive, and kinship www.mercymedical.org 888-675-1405 … Removing barriers www.BIAUSA.org 703-761-0750 … Provides help, hope, families, NACAC works to ensure that all children have a loving, to medical care, on the ground and in the air, by providing healing for millions of Americans who live with often safe, and permanent family. 7.42% FREE, nation-wide transportation to veterans, children and misdiagnosed and misunderstood brain injury. 16.90% cancer patients. 14.32% 085156 Adoptions by Cradle of Hope 085214 Breast Cancer African American, Sisters Network www.cradlehope.org 301-587-4400 … Help an abandoned 085332 Anxiety and Depression Association of America Inc. child! We provide adoption services and support to children www.adaa.org 240-485-1020 … A nonprofit dedicated to the www.sistersnetworkinc.org 866-781-1808 … Speaking with who need permanent, loving families. Every dollar saves prevention, treatment, and cure of anxiety, depression, OCD, one voice, we save lives by empowering women through children’s lives and provides love! 23.77% PTSD, and co-occurring disorders through education, practice, support, education, financial assistance and promoting and research. 11.73% early detection through free mammography and ultrasound 085424 Air Force Association screenings. 21.98% www.afa.org 800-727-3337 … Dedicated to dominant air, 085495 Aplastic Anemia & MDS International Foundation space, and cyberspace power, a strong national defense, www.aamds.org 800-747-2820 … We are the trusted 085435 Buckner Children and Family Services supporting the men and women of the United States Air source for information about bone marrow failure diseases— www.buckner.org 800-442-4800 … Children desperate. Force. 14.89% empowering, educating, and supporting patients - funding Orphans alone. Families in need. Our adoption, foster care, critical research towards better treatments and cures. 19.27% humanitarian aid, education, prevention and support programs 085059 Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood transform lives of vulnerable children and families. 16.44% Cancer 085001 Apraxia Kids www.AlexsLemonade.org 866-333-1213 … To change www.apraxia-kids.org 415-785-7072 … The leading nonprofit 085381 Can Do Multiple Sclerosis the lives of children with cancer through funding impactful strengthens support systems in the lives of children with www.CanDo-MS.org 800-367-3101 … We help people and research, raising awareness, supporting families, and childhood apraxia of speech through education, community families living with multiple sclerosis through comprehensive encouraging everyone to help cure childhood cancer. 11.32% outreach, advocacy and research. 18.75% interactive health and wellness programs that empower them to improve their quality of life. 10.76% 085329 Allergy and Asthma Network Mothers of 085430 Armed Forces Family Survivors Fund Asthmatics Inc. www.fallenhearoesfund.org 646-381-5110 … Provide 085437 Cancer Care Inc. www.allergyasthmanetwork.org 800-878-4403 … Asthma treatment facilities for military personnel severely injured in www.cancercare.org 800-813-4673 … The leading national is a chronic disease, but with good and quality care, can be Iraq and Afghanistan with programs fostering a family healing organization providing free, professional support services and manageable. Help us advocate on behalf of millions of children process. Also called Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. 9.96% information to help people manage the emotional, practical and adults. 24.81% and financial challenges of cancer. 21.53% 085131 Asian Children’s Rescue & Relief Fund 085403 Alley Cat Rescue www.AsianCihldrensAssist.org 866-523-3133 … Saving Asian 085213 Cancer Research Fund of the Damon Runyon – www.saveacat.org 301-277-5595 … Protects all cats and abandoned, destitute, and handicapped children by providing Walter Winchell Foundation humans. Our programs prevent the spread of zoonotic diseases hope and opportunity. Reaching their full potential through www.damonrunyon.org 877-7CANCER … To accelerate like rabies, plague, typhus, Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, Rocky holistic care, counseling, therapy, and training. 20.34% breakthroughs, we provide today’s best young scientists with Mountain fever. 17.56% funding to pursue innovative cancer research. 100% of your 085021 ASPCA: American Society for the Prevention of donation funds cancer research. 15.73% 085330 Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Cruelty to Animals www.alzfdn.org 866-232-8484 … Provides optimal care www.aspca.org 212-876-7700 … Fighting animal cruelty. 085176 Canine Assistants and services to individuals confronting dementia and to Rescuing animals from dogfighting, puppy mills and disasters. www.canineassistants.org 800-771-7221 … Teaching great their caregivers and families through member organizations Promoting spay/neuter and adoption for dogs, cats and horses. dogs for special people. Invest in freedom by providing dedicated to improving quality of life. 13.92% Advocating for stronger laws. 20.71% service dogs to children and adults with disabilities. Thank you! 19.73% 085194 Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation 085158 Autism Intervention and Treatment Research – www.AlzheimersPrevention.org 888-908-5766 … 5.4 million Organization for Autism Research 085492 Canine Companions for Independence Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s; this number will skyrocket www.researchautism.org 866-366-9710 … Parents of children www.cci.org 800-572-BARK … A nonprofit organization that without research for prevention. Help us prevent Alzheimer’s with autism never stop seeking answers. We’re here to provide provides expertly trained service dogs and ongoing support and save families and loved ones. 7.85% those answers by funding research that provides practical to adults, children and veterans with disabilities, free of information on lifelong care. 19.40% charge. 19.98% 085113 Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, Fisher Center wwww.alzinfo.org 800-ALZ-INFO … Unique research into 085142 Autism Society of America 085104 Canines for Disabled Kids cause, care and cure of Alzheimer’s by close collaborator of www.autism-society.org 800-3-AUTISM … A nationwide www.caninesforkids.org 978-422-5299 … Promoting previous Nobel Prize winner. Donate to change 5.8 million network that provides advocacy, education and information & independence and social awareness by supporting the creation American lives. 8.72% referral services to support communities at the national, state, of child/canine teams. We provide scholarships, guidance, and local level. 13.81% support, education about service dogs, disabilities, public 085175 American Association for Cancer Research access. 12.33% www.aacr.org 866-423-3965 … We fund groundbreaking 085011 Autoimmune Diseases Association scientific cancer research that saves lives. By contributing, www.aarda.org 888-856-9433 … Autoimmunity causes lupus, 085491 Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. you can help speed up the pace of scientific discovery, and RA, Crohn’s, MS, type 1 diabetes, and 100+ other diseases. www.cliniclegal.org 301-565-4800 … We promote the dignity fight cancer. 7.62% Through research and patient services, our work eases the and protect the rights of immigrants along with a dedicated suffering they inflict. 9.19% network of Catholic and community legal immigration programs 085504 American Association of Kidney Patients, Inc. and attorneys. 15.35% www.aakp.org 800-749-2257 … Dedicated to improving 085494 Baptist Children’s Home Ministries the lives and long-term outcome of kidney patients through www.discoverbcfs.net 800-830-2246 … Providing care 085253 Catholic Relief Services – USCCB education, advocacy, patient engagement and the fostering to abused, neglected and abandoned children, expectant www.crs.org 888-277-7575 … Assists the poor and vulnerable of patient communities. 14.44% mothers without healthcare, troubled teens and families and overseas by responding to major emergencies, fighting disease disaster survivors. Help us to change their lives. 10.12% and poverty and nurturing peaceful and just societies. 7.78% 085271 American Indian College Fund www.collegefund.org 303-426-8900 … Empowers more than 4,000 American Indian students through scholarships, research and program support every year. 15.62% SCharitable organizations belonging to a Statewide federation, which provide local services only, are listed in the Local section. 13

085018 Catholics For The Poor and Needy Worldwide 085179 Children’s Organ Transplant Association 085496 Dream Factory, Inc., The www.catholicvolunteernetwork.org 301-270-0900 … Serving www.cota.org 800-366-2682 … A 501c3 national charity www.dreamfactoryinc.org 800-456-7556 … Granting dreams in faith, transforming through love! We connect Christian helping children and young adults needing a life-saving organ to children (ages 3 to 18) with a critical or chronic illness. volunteers with opportunities to serve the poor and make a transplant by providing fundraising assistance and family 4.68% difference in communities across the globe. 19.07% support. 16.09% 085452 EOD Warrior Foundation 085439 Catholics United For Life 085028 Christian Care International – Food and Medicine www.eodwarriorfoundation.org 540-429-5234 … Our mission www.catholicsunitedforlife.org 800-764-8444 … Supporting for People in Need is to improve the quality of life for the EOD families by providing the Catholic Church in defending human life from the moment www.skycross.org 210-558-0999 … Serve those in need. emergency financial relief, scholarship opportunities, physical, of conception. Providing youth conferences, defense of Help us provide nonperishable food and medical supplies to social and emotional support. 23.35% religious liberties, and right-to-life education. 16.93% more than 30,000 poor in 45 locations on the Texas-Mexico border. 5.85% 085039 FACES: The National Craniofacial Association 085335 Celiac Central, Beyond Celiac www.faces-cranio.org 800-3-FACES-3 … Children with www.beyondceliac.org 844-856-6692 … Celiac disease can 085486 Comfort Crew for Military Kids craniofacial disfigurements require specialized reconstructive lead to cancer, malnourishment, infertility, osteoporosis, www.comfortcrew.org 512-372-8359 … Delivers proven surgeries. We take care of these children and their families life-threatening diseases. Estimated 83% of sufferers remain resources to help military kids and their family connect and while treatment is received. Building faces, building futures. undiagnosed. Support research for improved treatments and build resiliency in the face of extraordinary challenges. 20.57% 14.16% cure. 21.87% 085060 Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. (COPS) 085454 Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry 085448 Center for Infectious Disease and Vaccine www.concernsofpolicesurvivors.org 573-346-4911 … Grief www.fhfh.org 866-438-3434 … Help put meat on the table Research support and resources for surviving families and co-workers for hungry families! We pay the butchering fees for donated www.lji.org 858-752-6500 … We’re moving closer to a cure. of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty; trauma deer and livestock. One deer can provide 200 meals! 7.41% Our cutting-edge research is advancing new treatments training; public education. 10.13% and cures for millions suffering from diabetes and chronic, 085327 Fisher House Foundation Inc. debilitating diseases. 13.35% 085178 Correctional Peace Officers Foundation www.fisherhouse.org 888-294-8560 … We build and donate www.cpof.org 800-800-2763 … Nonprofit charity for Fisher Houses at military/VA medical centers, support existing 085313 Certified Humane Correctional Officers and their families, by providing line-of- houses, help military families in need and award scholarships www.CertifiedHumane.org 703-435-3883 … Seeking relief duty death benefit, and catastrophic assistance in cases of for military children. 6.62% for farm animals in food production by educating farmers accident or illness. 17.45% and ultimately providing healthier food for consumers. 9.76% 085412 Gary Sinise Foundation 085031 Cure Alzheimer’s Fund www.garysinisefoundation.org 888-708-7757 … Serving our 085020 CHADD, Inc. (Children & Adults with Attention www.curealz.org 781-237-3800 … Research is the only path to nation by honoring our defenders, veterans, first responders, Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) progress. We’re funding breakthrough, aggressive research to their families, and those in need with programs to educate, www.chadd.org 301-306-7070 … A national nonprofit, tax prevent, slow, reverse and ultimately find a cure for Alzheimer’s inspire, strengthen, and build communities. 10.83% exempt 501c3 organization providing education, advocacy Disease. 6.97% and support for individuals with ADHD. 15.91% 085416 GO2 Foundation for Lung Cancer 085170 Curing Cancer Through VHL www.go2foundation.org 202-463-2080 … Our programs make 085196 Child Find of America Inc. www.vhl.org 617-277-5667 … Committed to finding a cure for a groundbreaking difference to the lung cancer community. www.childfindofamerica.org 800-I-AM-LOST … Child VHL, a genetic cancer caused by the gene responsible for many 14.89% kidnapping prevention and location specialists, helping other forms of cancer. Curing cancer through VHL. 8.34% children and devastated parents through free investigation, 085256 Graves’ Disease and Thyroid Foundation mediation and publicity. Your gift could bring a missing child 085365 Deaf Children’s Literacy Project www.gdaft.org 877-643-3123 … Help and hope to patients home. 7.80% www.cuedspeech.org 800-459-3529 … Most deaf children with Graves’ disease and other thyroid-related disorders. We are behind in English language and literacy. Reading opens provide phone/online support, educational events, and local 085307 Child Rescue International the door to their future. Give them the power of English to support groups. 10.02% www.mwb.org 800-245-9191 … Abandoned, orphaned, succeed. 8.88% hungry and lonely children in forgotten countries of Eastern 085374 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind Inc. Europe need your help. Please join us in giving hope for a 085366 Delta Research and Educational Foundation www.GuideDog.org 800-548-4337 … Using innovative better future. 9.14% www.deltafoundation.net 202-347-1337 … Promotes research training methods, trains guide and service dogs to restore which identifies solutions to issues affecting African American independence and mobility, empowering people with 085198 Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation women and their communities through funding and support of disabilities to live without boundaries. 12.04% www.childhoodbraintumor.org 877-217-4166 … Where charitable programs of Delta Sigma Theta. 6.88% would you turn if your child had a critical brain tumor? We’re 085290 Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. determined to find a cure and offer hope to parents facing 085025 Diabetes Action Research and Education www.guidedogs.com 800-295-4050 … Providing safety, heartbreak. 12.17% Foundation independence and companionship to the blind and visually wwww.diabetesaction.org 202-333-4520 … Funding impaired by partnering them with exceptional guide dogs 085272 Children of the Night innovative, promising research to prevent, treat and cure throughout their lifetime. 12.83% www.childrenofthenight.org 800-551-1300 … Rescues diabetes. 100% of your workplace contributions used for America’s children from ravages of prostitution. Providing diabetes research and programs. We can conquer diabetes! 085311 Guide Dogs of America shelter, hope and new beginnings. Help us save even more. 12.65% www.guidedogsofamerica.org 800-459-4834 … We empower Our children deserve a fighting chance! 6.86% people who are blind, visually impaired, autistic or living with 085367 Direct Relief PTSD to live with increased independence by providing guide 085510 Children’s Craniofacial Association www.directrelief.org 800-676-1638 … Providing essential and service dog partners. 16.88% www.ccakids.com 214-570-9099 … Patient support including medical resources to the most vulnerable communities in funding for medical and surgical travel, social and emotional the U.S. and worldwide, improving health and transforming 085181 Herbal Medicine Institute support, educational outreach for children and adults with lives. 0.38% www.herbalgram.org 800-373-7105 … We improve healthcare craniofacial conditions and facial anomalies. 24.02% practices by educating the public, healthcare professionals, 085038 Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable media, government agencies, and the industry on the safe and 085219 Children’s Defense Fund Service Trust responsible use of herbal medicine. 16.09% www.childrensdefense.org 480-991-1619 … Works every day www.cst.dav.org 877-426-2838 … Empowering veterans to to help lift children out of poverty, protect them from violence, lead high-quality lives with respect … prosthetics research and 085150 Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities and ensure they have opportunities needed to thrive and devices for amputees; traumatic brain injury therapy; guide/ www.hacu.net 210-692-3805 … Our mission: To champion succeed. 22.97% assistance dogs; comfort for survivors.. 3.49% Hispanic success in higher education. Fulfills its mission by improving access to, and quality of, higher education for 085003 Children’s House at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Inc. 085369 Dogs Deserve Better Hispanic students. 20.98% www.thechildrenshouse.org 410-614-2560 … Providing a www.dogsdeservebetter.org 757-357-9292 … We are “home away from home” for critically-ill children receiving dedicated to saving dogs from a horrific life to one of 085035 Hispanic Scholarship Fund treatment at the world-renowned Johns Hopkins Hospital and companionship and love, and helping pet owners with medical www.hsf.org 877-HSF-INFO … Empowers Latino families with their families. 4.89% needs. 6.65% knowledge and resources to successfully complete higher education while providing scholarships to as many exceptional 085275 Children’s Hunger Fund 085484 Dogs for Better Lives Hispanic American students as possible. 5.80% www.childrenshungerfund.org 800-708-7589 … Our mission www.dogsforbetterlives.org 800-990-3647 … Professionally is to deliver hope to suffering children by equipping local trains dogs, placing them nationally, to help better people’s churches for gospel-centered mercy ministry. 3.78% lives. 13.37% 14 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN STATEWIDE SECTIONS

085258 Homes For Our Troops, Inc. 085500 Navy SEAL Foundation Inc. 085509 Search Dog Foundation, National Disaster www.hfotusa.org 866-787-6677 … A specially adapted HFOT www.navySEALfoundation.org 757-363-7490 … Provides www.SearchDogFoundation.org 888-459-4376 … Saving home provides a 100% barrier-free environment to injured immediate and ongoing support and assistance to the Naval lives—human and canine alike! SDF rescues dogs around the Veterans and empowers them and their families. 15.05% Special Warfare community and its families. 7.55% country, partners with firefighters, and trains them to locate people buried alive after disasters. 13.60% 085497 HOPE worldwide 085068 NEADS Inc. www.hopeww.org 833-446-7399 … Together, we are a www.neads.org 978-422-9064 … NEADS dogs bring 085322 Seeing Eye, Inc. community in service to the most vulnerable people around the independence and assistance to veterans, children with www.SeeingEye.org 800-539-4425 … Our goal in 1929 was to globe, letting them know they have not been forgotten. 20.69% autism, and people who are deaf or disabled. Help provide give blind people the opportunity to travel independently and these life-changing Service Dogs. 13.29% confidently with Seeing Eye dogs. This is still our goal. 18.61% 085046 Hospice Foundation of America www.hospicefoundation.org 800-854-3402 … Supporting 085382 Operation Compassion 085260 Semper Fi & America’s Fund individuals through life-ending illness and assisting caregivers www.operationcompassion.org 423-728-3932 … Help us www.theFund.org 760-725-3680 … Provides immediate with grief and loss. We emphasize hospice and palliative care distribute life sustaining food, shoes and clothing, books, and financial assistance and lifetime support to combat wounded, while providing public and professional education. 9.44% emergency medical supplies to the poor and victims of natural critically ill, and catastrophically injured service members, disasters. 0.55% Veterans, and families for all military services. 9.00% 085235 Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma www.ivatcenters.org 858-527-1860 … Building Bridges to 085055 Operation Homefront 085352 Skin and Dental Dysfunction Foundation End Violence: Links practice, policy, research and advocacy www.operationhomefront.net 800-722-6098 … Be a caring www.nfed.org 618-566-2020 … Provides dentures, support, to stop abuse and interpersonal violence. Join us to help Patriot! Support our effort to build strong, stable and secure and hope to children left toothless from the rare disorder people heal! 8.87% military families through emergency financial and other Ectodermal Dysplasia. Funds research to find improved assistance. 9.97% treatment options and cures. 9.41% 085498 K9s For Warriors www.k9sforwarriors.org 904-686-1956 … Rescue dogs trained 085383 Parkinson’s Research – The Michael J. Fox 085384 Soldiers’ Angels as service dogs for veterans/active duty military suffering from Foundation for Parkinson’s Research www.soldiersangels.org 210-629-0021 … Adaptive laptops for PTSD, TBI, or MST. A new leash on life for military heroes. www.michaeljfox.org 800-708-7644 … Our urgent goal: wounded warriors, VA assistance for veterans, baby showers 15.33% Eliminate Parkinson’s disease in our lifetime … 88 cents of for wives of deployed troops. We provide comfort to America’s every dollar spent goes to research, leading to 900 million military and their families. 7.83% 085182 Kidney Cancer Association granted since 2000. 12.71% www.kidneycancer.org 800-850-9132 … We strive for a world 085207 Southeastern Guide Dogs Inc. without kidney cancer. Help us fund breakthrough research, 085508 Patriot Paws Service Dogs www.guidedogs.org 800-944-3647 … Provides guide dogs, educate patients and health professionals and advocate for www.patriotpaws.org 972-772-3282 … Trains and provides service dogs, and companion dogs for adults and children patients. 11.16% high-quality service dogs at no cost to disabled American with visual impairments, veterans with disabilities, and others veterans and others with mobility disabilities and/or PTSD. in need. 12.12% 085417 Lutheran World Relief 12.69% www.lwr.org 800-597-5972 … An international relief and 085111 Special Operations Warrior Foundation development organization that helps families in the world’s 085421 Paws with a Cause www.specialops.org 877-337-7683 … Provide scholarship poorest communities build the resilience they need to thrive. www.pawswithacause.org 618-877-7297 … Raises puppies grants and counseling to children of special operations who 14.66% and custom-trains Assistance Dogs to provide opportunities for die in the line of duty. Provide financial assistance to wounded people with disabilities and communities to live with dignity, special operations personnel. 6.67% 085341 Lymphoma Foundation of America companionship, and confidence. 22.65% www.lymphomahelp.org 800-4-CANCER … Mission: We fund 085284 Spinal Cord Injury Network International research to cure lymphoma and develop new treatments. 085468 paws4vets www.spinalcordinjury.org 800-548-2673 … Auto accidents, Provide compassionate patient/family support services. www.paws4people.org 910-632-0615 … Educating and falls and sports injuries. We assist injured individuals and Referrals to specialists. Nurse-counseling. Patient financial empowering people to utilize Assistance Dogs to transform their families reach the best possible care and live life fully help. 1.18% their lives, specializing in children, adolescents and Veterans and productively. 9.30% with varying disabilities. 6.74% 085343 Marine Corps – Law Enforcement Foundation 085386 Suicide Awareness Voices of Education www.mc-lef.org 877-606-1775 … Scholarships awarded 085224 PETA: People for the Ethical Treatment of www.save.org 952-946-7998 … To prevent suicide through to children of fallen, active duty Marines or Federal Law Animals public awareness and education, reduce stigma and serve as Enforcement. Assistance for children of Marines for medical www.peta.org 757-622-7382 … Helping meet basic needs a resource to those touched by suicide. 10.61% expenses not covered by insurance. 6.18% Texas citizens by providing free anti-bullying education-related services and good for pre-K through 12th grade. 21.63% 085012 Sunshine Kids Foundation 085345 Matthew 25: Ministries Inc. www.sunshinekids.org 800-594-5756 … Provides trips and www.m25m.org 513-793-6256 … Helping the poorest of 085470 Pets for Patriots, Inc. activities for children battling cancer, so they may once again the poor and disaster victims. Providing basic necessities www.petsforpatriots.org 877-473-8223 … Provide recovery do what Kids are meant to do... have fun and celebrate life! and disaster relief. Meeting the most basic needs of severely and transform the lives of veterans, wounded warriors and 13.26% suffering people. 0.64% active duty military through the adoption and care of overlooked shelter dogs and cats. 11.44% 085264 Support Our Troops 085380 Mexican American Legal Defense and www.SupportOurTroops.Org 877-879-8882 … Don’t abandon Educational Fund 085203 PKD Foundation America’s troops! They Support Us, Let’s Support Them! Help www.maldef.org 213-629-2512 … Promotes and protects the www.pkdcure.org 800-753-2873 … We are the only Support Our Troops provide tons of morale and success to civil rights of Latinos in the areas of education, employment, organization in the U.S. solely dedicated to finding treatments troops and families worldwide! 0.54% immigrant rights, political access and administers scholarships and cure for PKD to improve the lives of those it affects. for law students. 17.59% 12.97% 085353 Travis Manion Foundation www.travismanion.org 215-348-9080 … Empowers Veterans 085346 Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation 085206 Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) and Families of the Fallen to develop character in future www.mhopus.org 818-762-4328 … Keep music alive for www.rainn.org 202-544-3064 … Largest anti-sexual generations. 9.52% thousands of students! We donate musical instruments to violence organization. National Sexual Assault Hotline. Free, under-served schools, to inspire creativity, expression and joy confidential, and 24/7. Programs prevent sexual violence, help 085354 USA Cares Inc. through playing music. 14.68% survivors, improve policies. 10.71% www.usacares.org 800-773-0387 … Our mission is to provide financial assistance and skills training to create stability for 085014 National CASA/GAL Association for Children 085328 Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation Inc. post-9/11 veterans, service members and their families.` www.nationalcasagal.org 800-628-3233 … Leads a nationwide www.rls.org 512-366-9109 … 10 million Americans suffer with 16.34% movement of volunteers who advocate for children who have restless legs syndrome (RLS). We provide education, advocacy, experienced abuse or neglect so they can heal and thrive. support and fund research toward a cure for this debilitating 085387 Veteran Tickets Foundation 17.22% neurological disease. 21.48% www.VetTix.org 888-241-1550 … Supporting Military, Veterans, 1st-Responders and their Families with entertainment, lasting 085108 National Center for Missing and Exploited 085225 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Inc. memories and reintegration opportunities by providing tickets Children www.rmef.org 800-225-5355 … Provides programs that to sporting events, concerts, and family activities. 2.26% www.missingkids.org 800-843-5678 … Providing assistance engage youth and adults in hands-on activities that teach to law enforcement and families to help find missing children outdoor skills like hunting, angling, shooting sports, wildlife and prevent child sexual exploitation and victimization. 8.40% conservation and habitat stewardship. 16.22% SCharitable organizations belonging to a Statewide federation, which provide local services only, are listed in the Local section. 15

085324 Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation 022096 Humane Society International 055022 Alzheimer’s Association www.vfwfoundation.org 816-968-1128 … Help support US www.hsi.org 202-452-1100 … Leads the way in animal www.alz.org 210-822-6449 … Leading the way to end service personnel, veterans, and their families with financial protection as a voice for all animals. We educate, investigate, Alzheimer’s and other dementia—by accelerating global aid, educational scholarships, VA claims counseling, and act, working to prevent cruelty and promote compassion. research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and employment assistance, etc. All services provided are FREE. 15.88% maximizing quality care and support. 23.54% 21.44% 024558 Melanoma Research Alliance Foundation 055023 American Cancer Society 085288 Wounded Warrior Emergency Support Fund www.curemelanoma.org 202-336-8935 … The largest www.cancer.org 800-227-2345 … In addition to breakthrough www.airwarriorcourage.org 301-588-3283 … Honor our nonprofit funder of melanoma research. Since 2007, has research, we provide patients free rides to treatments, free Wounded Warriors! We provide rehab services at three Military committed $123 million in funding towards curing melanoma. lodging at one of our 33+ Hope Lodges and 24/7 live support. Medical Centers, and starter IRS 529 College Savings Plans 4.22% 22.95% for dependents of aircrews KIA. 2.17% 024556 National Down Syndrome Society 055051 American Council of the Blind 085388 Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation www.ndss.org 800-221-4602 … Supports and advocates for www.acb.org 612-332-3242 … Our mission is to increase the www.wwiaf.org 888-308-WWIA … Serves our nation’s the Down syndrome community by focusing on three areas of independence, security, equality of opportunity, and quality of combat wounded Purple Heart recipients by providing world- programming: Resources and Support; Policy and Advocacy; life for all blind and visually impaired people. 16.03% class outdoor sporting activities to recognize their sacrifice, and Community Engagement. 22.07% encourage their independence, promote their healing. 9.83% 055061 American Heart Association 020513 National Fallen Firefighters Foundation www.heart.org 800-242-8721 … We fight heart disease and www.firehero.org 301- 447-1365 … Sponsors Memorial stroke—the world’s two leading causes of death—through Weekend honoring America’s fallen firefighters; assists their innovative research, public education/training, changes to AMERICA’S CHARITIES families with scholarships and emotional support programs; public policy. 23.31% [ charitable group code: 02 ] provides training for fire service. Building National Memorial Park 11.15% 055026 American Kidney Fund 020400 America’s Charities www.kidneyfund.org 800-638-8299 … We fight kidney disease www.charities.org 703-222-3861 … Working to build 020433 PetSmart Charities, Inc. on all fronts by addressing education, advocacy, financial strong communities. Addressing needs of children, families, www.PetSmartCharities.org 800-423-7387 … Promotes assistance, prevention, research; spending 97 cents of every communities by helping employers and employees support and supports programs that bring people and pets together donated dollar on programs. 2.41% our member charities’ programs. 1.95% by changing the lives of pets in need and those who love them. 4.13% 055028 American Lung Association 020500 American National Red Cross – Central and www.lung.org 212-315-8700 … Our mission is to save lives South Texas Region 022095 Prevent Child Abuse America by improving lung health and preventing lung disease through www.redcross.org/austin 512-928-4271 … We prevent www.preventchildabuse.org 312-663-3520 … We are research, education and advocacy. 12.20% and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies America’s leading organization working at the local, state and by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of national levels to strengthen families and prevent child abuse 055029 Autism Speaks donors. 9.97% and neglect. 14.82% www.autismspeaks.org 888-777-6227 … Promotes lifelong solutions for needs of individuals with autism and families 024511 Amnesty International USA 024560 Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF) through advocacy/support; increasing ASD acceptance and www.amnestyusa.org 800-266-3789 … Our history spans 60 www.rif.org 877-743-7323 … Provides free books for children advancing research into causes and better interventions. years and includes a presence in more than 70 countries and nationwide and engages children, parents, and communities 21.83% 10 million supporters. We defend the human rights of people in reading and motivational activities to encourage a lifelong globally. 23.12% love of reading. 24.11% 055092 Blessings International www.blessing.org 918-250-8101 … Saves lives globally and in 022098 Breast Cancer Coalition 024516 Southern Poverty Law Center the USA by providing medicine, vitamins, and medical supplies www.stopbreastcancer.org/ 800-622-2838 … Dedicated to www.splcenter.org 888-414-7752 … Using litigation, to treat the poor and victims of disease, disaster or war. 8.90% ending breast cancer through the power of grassroots action education, and other forms of advocacy, the SPLC works and advocacy. 15.50% toward making the ideals of equal justice and equal opportunity 055036 Breast Cancer Research Foundation Inc. a reality. 21.80% www.bcrf.org 646-497-2600 … Our mission is to prevent and 022097 Canine Partners For Life cure breast cancer by advancing the world’s most promising www.k94life.org 610-869-4902 … Service and companion research. 13.43% dogs are professionally and custom trained to enable persons ASSISTANCE TO DOMESTIC with physical, developmental, and cognitive disabilities to 055062 CATCH Global Foundation become more independent. 23.90% VICTIMS OF HUMAN www.catchinfo.org 855-500-0050 … Launches kids and communities toward healthier lifestyles by providing education 024502 Caring for Children Foundation of Texas Inc. TRAFFICKING – HHSC and resources on nutrition, physical activity, mindfulness, www.carevan.org 800-258-5437 … Operates the Care Van [ charitable group code: 58 ] vaping prevention and more. 16.94% Program which conducts mobile outreach clinics providing access to immunizations and oral health services to medically 580000 Assistance to Domestic Victims of Human 055096 Children’s Cause for Cancer Advocacy uninsured and underserved Texas children. 0.00% Trafficking – HHSC www.childrenscancercause.org 202-552-7392 … We are the leading national advocacy organization working to achieve www.hhs.texas.gov/services/safety/texas-human-trafficking- access better pediatric cancer treatment, more research; 020504 Conservation Fund, The resource-center 512-981-5380 … Preventing and interrupting and addressing unique needs of childhood cancer survivors. www.conservationfund.org 703-525-6300 … Conservation human trafficking through education and community 23.73% should work for all Americans. We create solutions that make awareness and assisting domestic victims of human trafficking environmental AND economic sense. More than 90% of every with direct services. 0.00% dollar goes directly towards our mission. 4.00% 055059 Children’s Food Fund / World Emergency Relief www.WER-US.org 909-593-7140 … We provide food for 024512 Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation hungry children, medical care for the sick, relief supplies for www.diabeteswellness.net 202-298-9211 … Our goal is to CHC: CREATING HEALTHIER disaster victims and hope to millions living in poverty. 3.97% fund scientific research into treatments and cure of diabetes. COMMUNITIES Conducts screenings, education programs to save lives from 055037 Children’s Tumor Foundation blindness, kidney failure, amputations. 3.46% [ charitable group code: 05 ] www.ctf.org 212-344-6633 … Funds research, patient support and public awareness of the neurofibromatosis (NF1, NF2, 024510 Feed the Children 050000 CHC: Creating Healthier Communities and Schwannomatosis) - genetic disorders that cause random www.feedthechildren.org 800-627-4556 … A leading www.chcimpact.org 800-654-0845 … Building stronger tumor growth throughout the body. 10.19% organization in the U.S. dedicated to ending hunger at home communities and empowering people to take action to improve and internationally, we bring together caring individuals to health and wellbeing through giving opportunities, causes, 055093 Christian Military Fellowship serve children, families and communities. 9.30% volunteering, and health resources. 4.78% www.cmfhq.org 303-761-1959 … Ministering to America’s military and their families worldwide empowering them in their 024557 Foundation Fighting Blindness, Inc. 055021 ALS Association, Texas Christian faith, advancing Bible studies, linkups, mentoring, www.FightingBlindness.org 410-423-0600 … Drives the www.alstexas.org 877-714-0088 … To discover treatments fellowship, resources, personal contact and encouragement. research of prevention, treatments, and cures for people and a cure for ALS; to serve, advocate for, and empower 6.81% affected by blinding retinal diseases. 17.65% people affected by ALS to live their lives to the fullest. 23.09% 16 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN STATEWIDE SECTIONS 055063 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation 055057 Mercy Ships EARTHSHARE OF TEXAS www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org 800-932-2423 … Our www.mercyships.org 903-939-7000 … Delivers free world- mission is to cure Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and class healthcare to some of the world’s poorest nations while [ charitable group code: 03 ] to improve the quality of life of children and adults affected training local surgeons and medical workers, increasing by these diseases. 20.29% developing African nations’ healthcare capacity. 17.80% 035500 EarthShare of Texas www.earthshare-texas.org 512-472-5518 … One gift supports 055032 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 055068 Mission Aviation Fellowship the work of all participating charities, listed below, who work www.cff.org 800-344-4823 … Our mission is to cure cystic www.maf.org 208-498-0800 … Serving more than 500 to protect natural resources, public health and quality of fibrosis and provide all people with CF the opportunity to lead Christian and humanitarian organizations worldwide with life. 6.67% full, productive lives. 10.46% aviation, communications, training, and technology so isolated people may be physically and spiritually transformed. 21.81% 035519 African Wildlife Foundation 055090 Doctors Without Borders USA, Inc. www.awf.org 202-939-3333 … Works to ensure wildlife and www.doctorswithoutborders.org 888-392-0392 … An 052113 NAMI Texas wild lands thrive in modern Africa. Since 1961, our multi- independent international medical humanitarian organization www.namitexas.org 512-693-2000 … Dedicated to improving faceted approach ensures conservation strategies work for that delivers emergency aid to people affected by armed the quality of life of all individuals living with mental illness and wildlife and people. 17.25% conflict, epidemics and natural disasters in more than 70 their families. 14.73% countries. 15.38% 035524 American Farmland Trust 050231 National Kidney Foundation www.farmland.org 202-331-7300 … Stopping the loss of 055064 Epilepsy Foundation of Central & South Texas www.kidney.org 212-889-2210 … We are the largest, most farmland to sprawling development. Working with communities www.efcst.org 210-653-5353 … Epilepsy support services effective, and longstanding organization fighting kidney on smarter growth that includes local family farms. Advocating for Texas residents. Services: Epilepsy clinics, medication disease, a growing public health problem affecting one in three environmentally healthy farming practices. 22.13% assistance, kids camps, retreats, support groups, employment Americans and their families. 15.90% training, information and referral, professional and public 035544 Audubon Foundation of Texas education. 15.87% 050054 National Psoriasis Foundation www.audubonfoundationtexas.org 512-920-2382 … Making www.psoriasis.org 800-723-9166 … To drive efforts to cure Texas better by encouraging conservation through education, 055038 Essilor Vision Foundation psoriatic disease and improve the lives of those affected. citizen involvement, programs for birds, wildlife and habitats. www.evfusa.org 866-385-0447 … Empowers children to 22.50% Supports Audubon Texas. Audubon Chapters, sanctuaries reach their full potential by giving them the ability to see the statewide. 16.82% world clearly. 6.88% 052114 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network www.pancan.org 310-725-0025 … In our urgent mission to 035581 Bat Conservation International 055094 Focus On The Family save lives, we attack pancreatic cancer on all fronts: research, www.batcon.org 512-327-9721 … Dedicated to ending bat www.FocusOnTheFamily.com 719-531-3400 … A global clinical initiatives, patient services and advocacy. 23.29% extinctions by conserving the world’s bats and their ecosystems multimedia organization defending and equipping families to ensure a healthy planet. 21.49% through counseling consults and biblically based resources 055050 Prevent Blindness Texas that strengthen marriages and help parents raise healthy, www.preventblindnesstexas.org 888-987-4448 … Dedicated 035523 Beyond Pesticides responsible children. 14.79% to preventing blindness and preserving sight via vision www.beyondpesticides.org 202 543-5450 … Works with allies screenings, eye health and safety public education, certified in protecting public health and the environment to lead the 055095 Home School Legal Defense Association vision screener training, navigation services and financial transition to a world free of toxic pesticides. 2.27% www.hslda.org 540-338-5600 … Financial assistance and resources. 13.77% curriculum relief to struggling home school families. We invest 035582 Big Bend Conservancy in widows, single parents, special needs children, and military 050027 Sickle Cell Association of Texas Marc Thomas www.bigbendfriends.org 512-529-1149 … Supporting, families. Give. Volunteer. Pray. 16.61% Foundation promoting, and raising funds for Big Bend National Park www.sicklecelltx.org 512-458-9767 … Providing hope and and Rio Grande Wild & Scenic River, in partnership with the 055065 Huntington’s Disease Society of America, Inc. help; including education, awareness, financial assistance, National Park Service. 11.35% www.hdsa.org 212-242-1968 … Dedicated to improving the referrals, support groups, a special needs free week children’s lives of people with Huntington’s disease and their families camp, collaborative research, newborn notification and 035558 BikeTexas through support of research, providing information and screening. 9.40% www.biketexas.org 512-476-7433 … Advances bicycle resources and education. 18.61% access, safety, and education. We encourage increased safety 050028 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and improved conditions. We unite and inspire people who 055060 It’s Time Texas www.stjude.org 972-812-7100 … Researches and treats ride bikes in Texas. 9.61% www.itstimetexas.org 512-533-9555 … Exists to ignite a childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Families movement empowering Texans to live their best lives and never billed by St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food. 035605 Blackland Prairie Raptor Center thrive through healthier lifestyles and building healthier Discoveries freely shared worldwide. 5.82% www.bpraptorcenter.org 469-964-9696 … Experience-based, communities. 20.02% integrated environmental education heightens understanding 050040 Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children of raptors’ vital role maintaining a healthy ecosystem and as 050015 JDRF International www.scottishriteforchildren.org 800-421-1121 … Leading indicators of its impact on humans. 8.63% www.jdrf.org 800-533-2873 … The leading global organization pediatric medical centers specializing in orthopedic conditions funding Type 1 diabetes (T1D) research. Our mission is to and sports injuries. Have provided care to over 300,000 035613 Born Free cure, prevent and treat T1D and its complications. 22.15% children regardless ability to pay. 15.90% www.bornfreeusa.org 301-448-1407 … Works to end the suffering of wild animals in captivity, rescue individual animals 055066 Kay Yow Cancer Fund 055097 V Foundation, The in need, protect wildlife, including endangered species, and www.kayyow.com 919-659-3301 … Our vision is to be www.v.org 919-380-9505 … A charitable organization encourage compassionate conservation globally. 22.27% the premier nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting dedicated to saving lives by raising money to fund cancer innovative ways of fighting ALL cancers affecting women research and awareness projects. 13.52% 035592 CEHI (Children’s Environmental Health Institute) and providing support through giving strength, courage, and www.cehi.org 512-657-7405 … Provides education about how hope. 9.38% 055058 Voice Of The Martyrs Inc. children are vulnerable to environmental toxins that increase www.persecution.com 877-337-0458 … Serving more than their risk for childhood diseases such as asthma, cancer, 050016 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, South Central 4 million persecuted Christians in 68 nations by empowering, behavioral disorders and autism. 4.15% Texas Chapter equipping, and encouraging; bringing Christ’s hope through www.lls.org 914-949-5213 … Our mission is: Cure leukemia, Bibles, medicines, shelter, training and aid. 15.92% 035545 Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the www.cmpbs.org 512-928-4786 … Contributes to creation of quality of life of patients. 14.98% 050105 ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer healthy and sustainable communities by designing and testing www.zerocancer.org 202-463-9455 … Will save lives and innovative programs that integrate air, water, food, energy and 055067 Leukemia Research Foundation Inc. stop pain and suffering by advancing research, encouraging material systems. 11.73% www.allbloodcancers.org 847-424-0600 … Funds research to action, providing education and support to men and their find a cure for leukemia and other blood cancers and provides families. 13.26% 035538 Clean Water Fund emotional, educational and financial support to patients and www.cleanwaterfund.org 512-474-2046 … Neighborhood their families. 22.28% action and education programs bringing people, businesses and government together for sensible solutions that protect water and health, prevent pollution, and conserve natural resources. 11.59% SCharitable organizations belonging to a Statewide federation, which provide local services only, are listed in the Local section. 17

035531 Conservation International Foundation 035597 San Marcos River Foundation 040313 Alight www.conservation.org 800-429-5660 … Using a strong www.sanmarcosriver.org 210-860-4575 … To protect www.wearealight.org 800-875-7060 … Works closely with foundation of science, partnerships and field demonstration, and preserve a clean, flowing and accessible San Marcos refugees, trafficked persons, and economic migrants to empowers societies to responsibly and sustainably care for River through water and land conservation, advocacy and co-design solutions that help them build full and fulfilling nature for humanity’s enduring well-being. 17.54% community engagement. 13.46% lives. 15.28%

035504 Defenders of Wildlife 035539 Sierra Club Foundation 040305 American Jewish World Service www.defenders.org 202-682-9400 … Working since 1947 to www.sierraclubfoundation.org 415-995-1780 … Promotes www.ajws.org 800-889-7146 … Inspired by the Jewish save America’s endangered animals and threatened habitats climate solutions, conservation, and movement building commitment to justice, we work to realize human rights and for future generations’ benefit through public education, citizen through a powerful combination of strategic philanthropy and end poverty in the developing world. 20.80% advocacy, legal action and scientific research. 17.24% grassroots advocacy. 11.46% 040371 American Near East Refugee Aid 035550 Environmental Defense Fund 035556 State of Texas Alliance for Recycling www.anera.org 202-266-9700 … Provides humanitarian www.edf.org/ 512-478-5161 … Guided by science and www.recyclingstar.org 512-537-7862 … Promotes waste assistance and sustainable development to advance the well- economics, designs practical long-term strategies to protect minimization, recycling, material reuse and environmental being of refugees and other vulnerable communities in the natural resources and wildlife, and safeguard clean air, water awareness through education, research, professional Middle East. 3.99% and human health. 20.85% development, and policy to conserve natural resources within a sustainable economic framework. 18.32% 040333 Americares Foundation, Inc. 035599 Galveston Bay Foundation www.americares.org 800-486-4357 … To save lives and www.galvbay.org/ 281-332-3381 … To preserve, protect, 035588 Surfrider Foundation improve health for people affected by poverty or disaster so and enhance the natural resources of Galveston Bay for www.surfrider.org 949-492-8170 … A grassroots environmental they can reach their full potential. 1.80% present users and for posterity through programs in advocacy, organization dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the conservation, education, and research. 12.55% world’s ocean, waves and beaches, for all people, through a 040324 ChildFund International powerful activist network. 10.67% www.childfund.org 800-776-6767 … Helping deprived, 035603 Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance excluded and vulnerable children have the capacity to become www.aquiferalliance.org 210-320-1457 … Uniting citizens 035578 Texas Campaign for the Environment Fund young adults and leaders who bring lasting and positive change across Central and South Texas in advocacy to protect our www.texasenvironment.org/ 512-326-5655 … Empowering to their communities. 24.31% groundwater, watersheds, flora and fauna, history and culture Texans through door-to-door canvassing to fight pollution of the Texas Hill Country. 11.34% through sustained grassroots organizing campaigns that shift 040310 Church World Service environmental policies. 6.34% www.cwsglobal.org 800-297-1516 … A faith-based 035601 Guadalupe-Blanco River Trust organization transforming communities around the globe www.gbrtx.org 830-560-3981 … Environmental conservation, 035553 Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation through just and sustainable responses to hunger, poverty, preservation and education, by protecting open landscapes www.tpwf.org 214-720-1478 … Provides private support to displacement and disaster. 11.46% and wildlife habitat through conservation easements, research, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department to ensure that all Texans education and outreach in the Guadalupe River Watershed. can enjoy the wild things and wild places of Texas. 7.28% 040308 Cooperative for Assistance and Relief 22.48% Everywhere (CARE) 035572 Texas Solar Energy Society www.care.org 800-422-7385 … Started in 1945 delivering 035586 Katy Prairie Conservancy www.txses.org 210-722-7270 … Promotes equitable access CARE Packages to war-torn Europe. Today, working around www.katyprairie.org 713-523-6135 … Works to preserve to solar energy for all Texans. Solar throughout Texas will the globe to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social and restore coastal prairie through acquisition, voluntary protect clean air; clean water and build healthy and resilient justice. 8.96% agreements with landowners, restoration projects, educational communities. 13.15% programming, research, and public policy efforts. 6.53% 040346 ECHO 035580 Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc. www.echonet.org 239-567-3327 … Fights world hunger by 035612 Keep Texas Beautiful, Inc. www.wildlife-rescue.org/ 830-336-2725 … Mission is to helping people help themselves. Provides training, information, www.ktb.org 512-478-8813 … Dedicated to beautifying and rescue, rehabilitate, and release native wildlife and to provide and seeds to development workers and missionaries working improving community environments around Texas through sanctuary, individualized care, and a voice for other animals with small-scale farmers in 190+ countries. 16.25% programming and education, we address the areas of litter in need. 13.89% prevention, community beautification, and waste reduction. 040384 Feed My Starving Children 23.48% 035568 World Wildlife Fund, Inc. www.fmsc.org 763-504-2919 … Volunteers hand pack www.worldwildlife.org 202-293-4800 … Multinational scientifically formulated meals for undernourished children, 035589 National Parks Conservation Association conservation organization working worldwide to combat climate which are distributed to a network of 75+ partners in 55+ www.npca.org 202-223-6722 … Preserves national parks change, save endangered animals, protect wild habitats and countries each. 14.11% from the Grand Canyon to Gettysburg; protects endangered transform market forces to act in harmony with nature. 23.77% wildlife and cultural sites; promotes new parks; defends against 040381 Habitat for Humanity International pollution, inappropriate development and overcrowding. www.habitat.org 800-422-4828 … We partner with families 15.66% globally to strengthen communities, build or improve homes FUND FOR VETERANS’ and advocate for everyone’s right to live in safe, affordable 035522 National Wildlife Federation, South Central ASSISTANCE housing. 22.70% Regional Center www.nwf.org/southcentral 512-476-9805 … National Wildlife [ charitable group code: 54 ] 040342 Health Volunteers Overseas Federation’s South Central Region works to protect the land, www.hvousa.org 202-296-0928 … We envision a world water, and wildlife of Texas, and to connect people of all ages 540000 Fund for Veterans’ Assistance where all people have access to quality health care, working with nature. 15.21% www.tvc.texas.gov/grants 512-463-1157 … Helping veterans to achieve health for all by educating & supporting health starts here. Your donations help fund grant programs in workers. 20.63% 035512 Natural Resources Defense Council support of veterans, their dependents, and surviving spouses www.nrdc.org 212-727-2700 … Works to safeguard the for housing relief, mental health, and other supportive 040316 Helen Keller International earth—its people, its plants and animals, and the natural services. 4.00% www.hki.org 877-535-5374 … Saves the sight and lives of systems on which all life depends. 18.21% the vulnerable and disadvantaged; combats the causes and consequences of blindness, poor health and malnutrition. 035577 Peregrine Fund, The 14.95% www.peregrinefund.org 208-362-3716 … Saves eagles, GLOBAL IMPACT condors, falcons, and other endangered birds through [ charitable group code: 04 ] 040348 International Orthodox Christian Charities research, breeding, and conservation programs. Helps www.iocc.org 877-803-4622 … Provides humanitarian/ preserve rainforests. Educates children and adults about 040300 Global Impact development assistance to people in the US, Africa, Asia, nature and science. 14.07% www.charity.org/give 800-836-4620 … Inspiring greater giving Europe, and the Middle East who have been devastated by to foster critical humanitarian development throughout the manmade and natural disasters. 16.79% 035555 Public Citizen world; supporting global causes such as disaster response, www.citizen.org/texas 512-477-1155 … Advocates for global health, education and reducing inequalities. 2.45% 040351 International Relief Teams health and prosperity in our communities. We support a just www.irteams.org 619-284-7979 … Alleviates human suffering transition that creates green jobs, living wages, and a strong 040386 Accion International by providing health services and other assistance to victims of economy. 16.87% www.accion.org 617-625-7080 … We are a global nonprofit disaster, poverty and neglect, in the United States and around committed to creating a financially inclusive world, with the world. 1.45% a pioneering legacy in microfinance and fintech impact investing. 24.91% 18 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN STATEWIDE SECTIONS

040319 International Rescue Committee, Inc. 040331 World Relief 470019 Guide Dogs of Texas Inc. www.rescue.org 855-973-7283 … Responding to the world’s www.worldrelief.org 443-451-1900 … A global Christian www.guidedogsoftexas.org 800-831-9231 … Transforming the worst humanitarian crises, helping people to survive, recover humanitarian organization fighting against violence, poverty lives of blind Texans through guide dog mobility. We provide and gain control of their future. 12.94% and injustice to create change that lasts—today, tomorrow highly skilled guide dogs, equipment, training together, and and for generations to come. 17.91% ongoing support for $1. 10.79% 040385 Islamic Relief USA www.irusa.org 855-447-1001 … Provides relief and 040356 World Renew 470020 Habitat for Humanity Texas development in a dignified manner regardless of gender, www.worldrenew.net 800-552-7972 … We join the world’s www.habitattexas.org 512-523-5725 … Brings communities race, or religion, and works to empower individuals in their families to change hunger, poverty, and injustice through together to address the housing needs in Texas by facilitating communities. 20.17% locally originated community development programs and critical home repairs and building of new homes for the low internationally coordinated disaster response. 13.72% income. 17.06% 040376 MAP International www.map.org 800-225-8550 … Christian organization 040377 World Vision 470075 Helping Hand Home for Children providing life-changing medicines and health supplies to www.worldvision.org 866-859-5437 … Relief and development www.helpinghandhome.org 512-459-3353 … Since 1893, people in need. Serving all people, regardless of religion, organization helping children worldwide by tackling causes of providing a safe haven for children healing from abuse and gender, race, nationality, or ethnic background. 0.43% poverty and developing access to clean water, food, health neglect through therapeutic residential treatment, charter care, education and economic opportunity. 13.50% school, foster and adoption. 11.15% 040365 Mercy Corps www.mercycorps.org 888-842-0842 … Empowers people to 470042 Helping Restore Ability survive through crisis, build better lives and transform their www.helpingrestoreability.org 817-469-1977 … Children communities for good. 21.29% LOCAL INDEPENDENT on ventilators, adults with spinal cord injuries, seniors with CHARITIES OF TEXAS dementia - these are the people we keep safe and prevent 040373 Pan American Development Foundation hospitalization and nursing home placement. 2.20% www.padf.org 202-458-3969 … We empower marginalized [ charitable group code: 47 ] groups, women, youth, LGBTI, Afro and indigenous people, 470077 Methodist Children’s Home and migrants. We partner with and enable civil society, 470000 Local Independent Charities of Texas www.mch.org 800-853-1272 … Equipping children and governments, and the private sector. 9.71% www.lictx.org 800-876-5342 … We share your gift among local families with the emotional and educational skills needed to independent charitable organizations helping children, the overcome abuse, neglect and crisis. Empowering them to live 040325 Project HOPE poor, the ill, the disabled, the elderly and others in need. 6.74% life to the fullest. 12.19% www.projecthope.org 800-544-4673 … We operate globally, working side-by-side with health care workers and their 471056 American YouthWorks 470078 Mothers’ Milk Bank at Austin communities, addressing the greatest public health challenges www.americanyouthworks.org 512-744-1900 … We provide www.milkbank.org 877-813-6455 … Saves babies’ lives by enabling people to live their best lives. 17.76% young people with opportunities to build careers, strengthen providing prescribed, pasteurized donor human milk. Largest communities, and improve the environment through education, milk bank in the world. 9.81% 040383 Rise Against Hunger on-the-job training, and service to others. 10.77% www.riseagainsthunger.org 919-839-0689 … Growing a 473059 Operation Comfort global movement to end hunger by empowering communities, 470024 Arc of Texas www.operrationcomfort.org 210-826-0500 … Providing nourishing lives, and responding to emergencies. 9.37% www.thearcoftexas.org 512-454-6694 … Believes in self- wounded, ill, and injured Service Members with programming determination by empowering people with the supports needed to help support good mental health, recreation, and 040338 Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO), to make informed decisions and choices. 16.97% rehabilitation through adaptive sports and hands on projects. The 9.58% www.sawso.org 703-647-4796 … With a presence in 131 470066 Bereavement and Grief Camp for Children – countries, we work alongside communities to improve the Camp Agape 470062 Project MEND health, economic, educational and spiritual conditions of the www.campagapetexas.org 830-385-8916 … Supportive care www.projectmend.org 210-223-6363 … Committed to world’s most vulnerable. 4.91% services for children and families who have suffered the death improving the lives of individuals living with disabilities and of a loved one; through camps, afterschool programs and illness through the refurbishment, reuse, and distribution of 040326 Save the Children Federation Inc. virtual tele-therapy options. 15.36% medical equipment and other assistive technology. 8.72% www.savethechildren.org 800-728-3843 … We do whatever it takes—every day and in times of crisis—transforming 470068 Burke Center for Youth 473056 PTSD Foundation of America children’s lives and the future we share. 14.09% www.burkecenterforyouth.org 512-858-4258 … Our www.ptsdusa.org 832-912-4429 … Provides veterans residential treatment center and foster/adopt agency’s suffering from the unseen wounds of war and their families 040329 UNICEF USA mission is to promote hope and inspire healing for children healing and a renewed sense of hope. 11.65% www.unicefusa.org 800-367-5437 … Reaching children where in crisis. 2.64% needs are greatest, immediately respond when emergencies 470081 Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Antonio strike, invest in innovative solutions to the problems and 471072 Catholic Charities of Central Texas Texas Inc. advocate for their well being. 12.00% www.ccctx.org 512-651-6126 … We promote respect for www.rmhcsanantonio.org 210-580-9000 … Provides support human dignity and life. We engage, educate and empower and temporary living accommodations for families with critically 040328 Unitarian Universalist Service Committee vulnerable populations to help them break out of the cycle ill and injured children who are receiving essential medical www.uusc.org 617-301-4378 … Advances human rights of poverty. 13.26% services. 17.15% and social justice. Our innovative approaches and impact are grounded in the belief that all people have inherent dignity 470070 Children At Heart Foundation 470033 Rose, The and rights. 18.86% www.cahm.org 512-255-3668 … Our family of ministries www.therose.org 281-484-4708 … Saves lives through provide those who are most vulnerable with the support and quality breast health services, advocacy and access to care 040382 United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) structure they need to put their lives back on track. 0.85% for all. 11.54% www.umcor.org 800-862-4246 … Compelled by Christ to be a voice of conscience on behalf of the people called 470071 Children’s Advocacy Centers of Texas Inc. 470083 Special Olympics Texas Inc. Methodist, works globally to alleviate human suffering and www.cactx.org 800-255-2574 … Seeking justice and www.sotx.org 512-835-9873 … More than 62,000 advance hope. 9.15% restoration for abused children by providing critical medical intellectually-disabled children and adults experienced joy, and mental health services and supporting coordinated social inclusion, healthy living, self-confidence and life-skills 040366 United Seamen’s Service investigation and prosecution of the crime. 1.06% gained through our sports-training and competitions. 8.18% www.unitedseamensservice.org 201-369-1100 … Provides overseas health/welfare services to the American Merchant 470018 Corpus Christi Hope House Inc. 470084 St. Jude’s Ranch for Children Texas Region Inc. Marine, seafarers of allied nations, U.S. Government, military www.cchopehouse.org 361-852-2273 … The shelters www.sjrctexas.org 210-876-6763 … Offering healing and hope and civilian personnel, and persons engaged in maritime provide free of cost emergency housing, support, food, to children and families that have been affected by abuse, industry. 23.07% clothing, counseling, and other assistance to women and their abandonment, and neglect. 16.83% dependent children in the Coastal Bend. 11.65% 040375 Water For People 470085 STARRY Inc. www.waterforpeople.org 720-488-4590 … An international 470074 Foster’s Home for Children www.starry.org 512-388-8290 … Offers comprehensive organization that promotes the development of high-quality www.fostershome.org 254-968-2143 … Sheltering children services for families navigating through foster care and drinking water and sanitation services, accessible to all, who have been the victims of physical, sexual, or emotional adoption or seeking family support services such as and sustained by strong communities, businesses, and abuse. We provide a place of sanctuary and healing. 11.20% counseling, youth and parenting skills. 0.94% governments. 18.58% SCharitable organizations belonging to a Statewide federation, which provide local services only, are listed in the Local section. 19 470023 Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering SAVE TEXAS HISTORY TEXAS STATE HISTORY www.tame.org 512-471-6100 … Increasing the number of women and underrepresented minorities who are aware of [ charitable group code: 51 ] MUSEUM and are prepared to pursue careers in Science, Technology, [ charitable group code: 06 ] Engineering, and Math. 8.77% 510000 Save Texas History www.savetexashistory.org 800-998-4GLO … A public/private 060000 Texas State History Museum (Donations) 470037 Texas Association Against Sexual Assault partnership to raise funds for the conservation and restoration www.thestoryoftexas.com 512-936-4689 … Donations help www.taasa.org 512-474-7190 … The unifying voice to of historic Texas maps and documents. 0.00% shape future Texan generations and communities through eliminate sexual violence Texas. Committed to the fundamental outstanding exhibitions and educational programs that tell rights/dignity of all. Education, advocacy, support and the grand Story of Texas. 18.00% assistance for victims of assault. 14.77% TEXAS ADOPT-A-BEACH 470088 Texas Baptist Children’s Home Inc. 060001 Texas State History Museum (Memberships) [ charitable group code: 50 ] www.thestoryoftexas.com 512-936-4689 … Support the www.tbch.org 512-255-3682 … Embraces children and Bullock Museum by becoming a member! Visit www. families by providing a stable family environment where 500000 Texas Adopt-A-Beach thestoryoftexas.com/join for more information. 18.00% they can learn, grow, and ultimately experience a healthy www.texasadoptabeach.org 877-TXCOAST … An all-volunteer future. 3.60% effort to remove trash from Texas beaches and waterways, while increasing public awareness of the problems of marine 470089 Texas CASA Inc. debris through education. 0.00% www.texascasa.org 512-473-2627 … Advocates for abused and neglected children in foster care, through the development, growth and support of local CASA programs 4.69% TEXAS MATCH THE PROMISE 470043 Texas Homeless Network www.thn.org 512-482-8270 … Works with and leads FOUNDATION communities across our state to build systems, educate [ charitable group code: 55 ] providers, coordinate efforts, and promote advocacy to end homelessness. 8.23% 550000 Texas Match the Promise Foundation www.matchthepromise.org 512-463-4863 … Provides 470076 Upbring matching scholarships to qualified participants in state’s www.upbring.org 512-459-1000 … Help us break the prepaid tuition and college savings plans. Foundation is cycle of child abuse by empowering children, families, and 501(c)(3) charitable organization; contributions are tax communities. Together we can give all Texas’ children a deductible. 0.00% brighter future. 12.38% 20 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of AMARILLO

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Jackie Gavlik (Co-Chair) Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

Nancy Hampton (Co-Chair) West Texas A&M University

Bob Austin Amarillo College

Sendy Bolin Texas Department of Transportation – Amarillo

Don Nicholson Texas Department of State Health Services

Sherry Spells-Washington Texas Department of Criminal Justice — Clements Unit BC

Cindy Veigel Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

Eric Wallace Amarillo College

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 21 UNITED WAY OF LOCAL UNAFFILIATED 215046 High Plains Children’s Home and Family Services www.hpch.org 806-622-2272 … Residential child care AMARILLO & CANYON CHARITIES providing safety, supervision, food, clothing, education for neglected, abused and orphaned children in addition to a [ charitable group code: 21 ] [ charitable group code: 21 ] community for adults with special needs. 14.10%

210020 United Way of Amarillo & Canyon 215037 Amarillo Angels 210031 High Plains Food Bank www.unitedwayama.org 806-376-6359 … Provides support www.amarilloangels.org 806-570-2010 … To walk alongside www.hpfb.org 806-374-8562 … Alleviating hunger in the for 23 nonprofit health and human programs that fight children, youth and families in the foster care community Texas Panhandle by distributing food through 174 feeding for health, education, and financial stability in the Texas by offering consistent support through intentional giving, partners and providing targeted education, programs, and Panhandle. 14.93% relationship building and mentorship. 9.67% resources for food-insecure neighbors. 3.92%

210044 Amarillo Wesley Community Center 215036 Amarillo Area CASA 212026 Hope Choice Pregnancy Centers and Mentoring www.wesleyamarillo.org 806-372-7960 … Offers programs to www.pleasebeacasa.com 806-373-2272 … Advocates in court Programs children, youth, families, and senior citizens: Child-care, after for abused children through trained volunteers, after being www.hopechoice.com 806-354-2288 … Ministers to families school, summer camp, wrestling, modeling, counseling, play appointed by the court to ensure they have a safe, nurturing, including unplanned pregnancy providing material goods, therapy, and senior citizen programs. 12.43% permanent homes. 9.29% sonograms, support groups, and classes. Provides impactful character building mentoring groups for young people. 14.80% 210007 American Red Cross Serving Texas Panhandle 212022 Amarillo Area Foundation www.redcross.org/local/texas 806-376-6300 … A humanitarian www.amarilloareafoundation.org 806-376-4521 … A 210032 Hutchinson County United Way organization that prevents and alleviates human suffering in community foundation operating as a public charity, with a www.hutchinsoncountyunitedway.org 806-274-5662 … the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers mission to improve the quality of life in the Texas Panhandle Serving Hutchinson County since 1953 by managing resources and generosity of donors. 9.97% through effective philanthropic efforts. 13.44% and volunteers in an organized annual fundraising event for 16 human service nonprofit organizations. 20.11% 210014 Boy Scouts of America, #562, Golden Spread 210043 Amarillo College Foundation, The Council www.actx.edu/foundation 806-371-5107 … Exists to solicit and 214001 Martha’s Home www.goldenspread.org 806-358-6500 … Prepares young administer gifts and grants for the benefit of Amarillo College, its www.marthashome.org 806-372-4035 … Shelter, feed and people to make ethical choices throughout life by instilling in students, faculty and staff, its programs and facilities. 13.25% clothe homeless women, mothers and children. Further them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. 12.16% interrupt the dependency cycle on welfare using case 215039 Amarillo Habitat for Humanity management and appropriate community resources. 23.00% 210025 Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle www.amarillohabitat.org 806-383-3456 … We provide an www.cctxp.org 806-376-4571 … Provides at risk youth alternative path to home ownership; offering a 25-30 year, 212136 Opportunity School emergency shelter, monthly food for disabled, 55+, low no-interest mortgage loan to families who qualify and complete www.opportunityschool.com 806-373-4245 … Through high- income housing, eyecare, translation, refugee resettlement, program requirements. 18.77% quality early childhood education and caring family support, citizenship-immigration services, ESL classes, youth we equip low-income children and their families to succeed mentoring. 4.99% 214002 Another Chance House in school and in life 4.98% www.anotherchancehouse.org 806-372-3344 … Provides a 215044 Family Care Foundation positive path toward a new and better self-sufficient life through 215047 Panhandle AIDS Support Organization www.FamilyCareFdn.org 806-654-0678 … Provides medical structured living programs for men experiencing homelessness www.panhandleASO.org 806-372-1050 … Provides services to care and equipment for individuals and children in our or at risk of homelessness. 17.32% the HIV infected and affected residents of the Texas Panhandle community who demonstrate a need but cannot otherwise regardless of inability to pay and without discrimination. 2.19% obtain such services or equipment. 9.40% 215048 Bridge Children’s Advocacy Center, The www.bridgecac.org 806-372-2873 … Conducts video 212027 Potter-Randall County Child Welfare Board recorded interviews of child abuse victims in a home like 210012 Family Support Services of Amarillo www.tccwb.org 806-354-6266 … Partners with CPS to ensure www.fss-ama.org 806-342-2500 … Serving 25,000+ people atmosphere eliminating the need for multiple interviews by the safety of abused and neglected children. Promotes the annually in areas including domestic violence/sexual assault investigating agencies. 21.96% stability of families by providing emergency resources to intervention and prevention, human trafficking, counseling, stabilize families. 4.18% veteran resources, family strengthening, and violence 212025 Childress Meals on Wheels prevention. 9.65% 940-937-6655 … Provide hot meals to elderly and disabled 210041 Sharing Hope Ministry in our community. 8.05% www.sharinghopeministry.org 806-358-7803 … Provides 210016 Jan Werner Adult Day Care Center Christ-centered materials to women who are incarcerated or in www.janwerneradultdaycare.org 806-374-5516 … Day health 210027 Downtown Women’s Center addiction recovery. Provides shelter, education, mentoring and care for aging and disabled adults, including Alzheimer’s. www.dwcenter.org 806-372-3625 … Homeless shelters for emergency resources to local post offending women. 6.69% Provide nursing care, exercise and therapies, nutrition, women in drug addiction recovery and for their children. Case transportation, supervision and activities in a protective management, transitional housing, emergency assistance, 210037 West Texas A&M University Foundation environment. 5.99% affordable quality permanent housing apartments. Retail www.wtamu.edu/giving 806-651-2070 … Supports West Texas stores. 18.29% A&M University and it’s students and builds for the future of the 210017 Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo area through academic scholarships, changing lives through www.maverickclub.org 806-672-2439 … Inspires and enables 215043 Faith City Mission educational opportunities. 1.20% young people to realize their full potential as productive, www.faithcity.org 806-373-6402 … Providing food, shelter responsible, and caring citizens. 9.44% and clothing for the homeless along with providing long-term programs to break cycles of addiction and homelessness. 212021 Salvation Army of Amarillo, The 14.30% www.salvationarmytexas.org 806-373-6631 … Providing emergency services throughout the panhandle since 1903 215045 Heal the City Free Clinic for the economically disadvantaged. 12.47% www.healthecityamarillo.com 806-231-0364 … Providing free quality medical care and referral services with compassion and dignity to the uninsured of our community. 19.16% 22 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of BRAZOS VALLEY

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Kimberly Fox (Chair) Texas A&M University Office of the Provost

Kathy Gordon Texas Health and Human Services Commission Access and Eligibility Services

Beverly Hayes Texas Health and Human Services Commission Access and Eligibility Services

Sally Hughes Blinn College

Loren Sexton Texas A&M University System

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 23 LOCAL INDEPENDENT 250016 North Bryan Community Center 250005 Brazos Valley Food Bank, Inc. 979-219-3622 … Offers a latch key program for any child www.bvfb.org 979-779-3663 … Strives to alleviate hunger in CHARITIES OF TEXAS in the North Bryan area. All programs are directed toward the Brazos Valley by distributing nutritious food to neighbors developing leadership abilities and building character. 23.91% in need through a network of partner agencies and special [ charitable group code: 47 ] programs. 5.24% 250013 Prenatal Clinic, The 472001 Miracle Farm, Inc. www.bscprenatal.org 979-595-1780 … Providing prenatal 259000 Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley, The www.miraclefarm.org 979-836-0901 … Steeped in Western care, health education, social services for low income women. www.cmbv.org 979-779-5437 … Providing a space for heritage and Christian values, our boys’ ranch is dedicated No charge for eligible women. Assistance with Medicaid/CHIP children and families to innovate, create and learn through to restoring the lives of at-risk teenage boys and reunifying eligibility and family planning. 16.27% play in an informal educational setting. 15.04% their families. 5.10% 250011 Project Unity 259200 College Station ISD Education Foundation www.projectunitytexas.org 979-595-2900 … Case www.givetokids.csisd.org 979-694-5615 … Provides UNITED WAY OF THE management, job training for families at risk of child abuse, resources to inspire learning, enrich teaching and recognize homeless veterans, families in poverty, families affected by accomplishments of 16,000 students and teachers, to ensure BRAZOS VALLEY COVID, and individuals diagnosed with HIV. 20.52% a world-class education in College Station. 14.28% [ charitable group code: 25 ] 259203 Salvation Army of Bryan/College Station, The 259204 Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley 250000 United Way of the Brazos Valley www.salvationarmybcs.org 979-361-0618 … Provides case www.cfbv.org 979-589-4305 … As the Brazos Valley’s management, a food pantry, clothing vouchers, disaster relief, trusted partner in philanthropy, the Community Foundation is www.uwbv.org 979-696-4483 … Fights for the health, rental/utility assistance, Christmas toy assistance, character dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in the communities education and financial stability of every person in the building classes for youth, and Vacation Bible School. 9.47% it serves. 5.16% Brazos Valley. Identifies critical community issues and works collaboratively to solve them. 9.77% 250012 Scotty’s House Brazos Valley Child Advocacy 259202 Faith Mission & Help Center, Inc. 250015 Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach, Inc. Center, Inc. www.faithmission.us 979-830-1488 … Homeless shelter, www.scottyshouse.org 979-703-8813 … Facilitating a emergency financial assistance, health clinic, counseling, www.pregnancyoutreach.org 979-764-6636 … Preventing multidisciplinary team approach to the prevention, intervention, jobs and training, children tutoring, food services, clothing child abuse/neglect through counseling in unplanned investigation, prosecution, and treatment of child abuse and furniture, children health services, adult education pregnancies, adoption services, and outreach to teen parents through forensic interviews, medical evaluations, counseling, assistance. 6.28% where teens learn parenting skills, early literacy, Christian and case coordination. 14.79% ethics. 9.52% 256000 Hospice Brazos Valley, Inc. 250020 Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Brazos Valley 250004 Sexual Assault Resource Center www.hospicebrazosvalley.org 979-821-2266 … Providing www.sarcbv.org 979-731-1000 … Provides crisis intervention comprehensive end of life care to patients and families living www.bbbsbrazos.org 979-224-3660 … Matches youth facing services, a 24/7 hotline, counseling, and prevention and with a terminal illness. Providing emotional, spiritual, and grief adversity with caring adult mentors to help youth develop awareness programs to the Brazos Valley. 10.32% support to patients and families. 15.67% the assets necessary to become healthy, successful adults. 22.16% 250014 Twin City Mission 250010 MHMR Authority of Brazos Valley 250006 Brazos Valley Council on Alcohol and Substance www.twincitymission.org 979-822-7511 … Offering a www.mhmrabv.org 979-822-6467 … Provides emergency Abuse (BVCASA) homeless shelter, housing program, domestic violence screening and evaluation, medication, day habilitation, shelter, program for children in crisis, and ancillary services residential, case management, respite, adolescent, supported www.bvcasa.org 979-846-3560 … Provides quality substance for impoverished clients, victims, and their families 6.25% housing and other services to individuals in the seven counties abuse prevention, intervention and treatment services leading served. 13.74% to improved health, wellness and security in the Brazos Valley. 0.87% LOCAL UNAFFILIATED 250027 OnRamp, Inc. 250007 Brazos Valley Rehabilitation Center Inc. www.onramptx.org 979-571-4109 … Awards new or repaired vehicles to individuals or families in need, providing www.brazostherapy.org 979-776-2872 … Comprehensive CHARITIES generational impact. Other transportation assistance provided. outpatient rehabilitation center providing physical, [ charitable group code: 25 ] Clients referred by community sponsors. 5.24% occupational, speech therapies, as well as social services. Financial assistance available to qualifying individuals. 5.84% 254000 Aggieland Humane Society 250028 REACH Project www.aggielandhumane.org 979-775-5755 … Providing 255000 Bryan/College Station Habitat for Humanity www.agsreach.org 832-622-6268 … Providing services animal sheltering; pet adoptions; public health and safety to low-wage workers striving for financial stability and www.habitatbcs.org 979-823-7200 … Building affordable programs; subsidized spay/neuter with rabies vaccinations; homeownership; offering access to educational, financial, homes in partnership with people in need. Homes are disaster relief; and community tours. Promoting responsible and healthcare services, and quality affordable housing. 0.91 purchased with zero-interest loans. Mortgage payments are pet ownership. 15.17% reinvested into Habitat. 12.99% 250029 SOS Ministries, Inc. 250003 Boys & Girls Club of the Brazos Valley 250017 Family Promise of Bryan-College Station, Inc. www.saveourstreetsministries.org 979-775-5357 … In 1993, www.bgcbv.org 979-822-7516 … Offers diverse programs SOS began to Rescue, Restore, and Release families from www.familypromisebcs.org 979-268-4309 … Provide safe ranging from character and leadership development, education abuse, poverty, and violence. SOS mentorship, life education, shelter for homeless families with children teaching them self and career development, health and life skills, the arts, sports and outreaches serve 600 people annually. 22.56% sufficiency and sustainable independence through support fitness and recreation. 3.00% services using staff/volunteers/community educators. 24.53% 259100 Voices for Children, Inc. 250026 Brazos Interfaith Immigration Network 250009 Health For All www.vfcbrazos.org 979-822-9700 … Improves the lives of www.brazosimmigration.com 979-393-8228 … Offers free children who have experienced abuse or neglect by training www.hlth4all.org 979-774-4176 … Provides free medical citizenship and English classes, legal clinics, individualized community volunteers to be their voice in the court. 13.38% treatment, pharmaceuticals, labs, x-rays, physical therapy and referral services, public health information and emergency vision exams to low income, medically uninsured individuals economic relief to immigrants in Brazos County. 16.31% of Brazos Valley. 8.85% 258000 Volunteer Services for Brenham State School www.brenhamvsc.com 979-277-1507 … Works with families, staff and community enriching the lives of the residents providing fiscal and human resources beyond which is provided by the state. 12.40% 24 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of CAPITAL AREA

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Theresa McShan (Chair) Texas Health and Human Services Commission Kara Hester (Vice Chair) Texas Office of the Attorney General – Child Support Allison Ayeni Texas Military Department Jessica Crabtree Texas Health and Human Services Commission Carla Lawrence Texas Department of Public Safety Maria Moreno Texas Medical Board Michelle Ozuna Texas Office of the Attorney General Barbara Turcotte Texas Department of State Health Services Marie Welsch Texas Juvenile Justice Department

LOCAL CAMPAIGN MANAGER

EARTHSHARE OF TEXAS: Emma Cravey (Local Campaign Area Director) Lacie Levy (Local Campaign Area Manager) Francoise Van Keuren (Executive Director)

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 25 CHC: CREATING HEALTHIER LOCAL INDEPENDENT 471009 Humane Society of Austin & Travis County www.austinhumanesociety.org 512-646-7387 … Offers COMMUNITIES CHARITIES OF TEXAS comprehensive, humane, life-saving animal services, transforming the lives of animals and those who love them. [ charitable group code: 05 ] [ charitable group code: 47 ] 20.19%

051004 Alzheimer’s Association, Capital of Texas Chapter 471040 AIDS Services of Austin 471084 Mobile Loaves & Fishes Inc www.alz.org/texascapital 512-731-5979 … The leading www.asaustin.org 512-458-2437 … Enhances the health www.mlf.org 512-328-7299 … We empower the community voluntary health organization in Alzheimer’s care, support and well being of the community and people affected by HIV into a lifestyle of service with the homeless. 8.71% and research. 22.00% through life-affirming, holistic care. 12.98% 471024 People’s Community Clinic Inc 053003 American Heart Association, Southwest Affiliate, 471058 Austin Partners in Education www.austinpcc.org 512-478-4939 … Improves the health www.austinpartners.org 512-637-0900 … Make a meaningful Texas, Austin of medically underserved and uninsured Central Texans by www.heart.org 817-698-5467 … To be a relentless force for impact for Austin ISD students! APIE provides opportunities providing affordable health care with dignity and respect. a world of longer, healthier lives. 23.30% for organizations & individuals to engage in proven programs 13.63% on school campuses every week. 17.47% 053010 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, South Central 471029 Samaritan Center for Counseling and Pastoral Texas Chapter, Austin 471062 Austin Y.M.B.L Sunshine Camps Care www.lls.org 888-557-7177 … Our mission: Cure leukemia, www.sunshinecamps.org 512-472-8107 … Since 1928, www.samaritan-center.org 512-451-7337 … We provide lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the Austin Sunshine Camps has provided high quality overnight counseling and integrative medicine for everyone regardless of quality of life of patients and their families. 11.00% camp experiences, at no cost, for youth from low-income ability to pay. We give people hope. We keep families together. families in Central Texas. 23.73% We save lives. 24.25% 053012 NKF Serving South and Central Texas www.kidney.org 212-889-2210 … A lifeline for all people 471092 Autism Society of Texas 475037 Settlement Home for Children affected by kidney disease. As pioneers of scientific research www.texasautismsociety.org 512-479-4199 … To connect, www.settlementhome.org 512-836-2150 … We care for and innovation, NKF focuses on the whole patient through the support and strengthen one another to make a better Texas. children, adolescents, young adults and families with histories lens of kidney health. 17.80% 22.20% of severe trauma, abuse and neglect. 14.54%

055099 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Texas 471064 Boy Scouts of America, Capitol Area Council 471032 U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, (serving Central Texas) www.bsacac.org 512-926-6363 … Scouting helps children: Inc. www.stjude.org 901-578-6785 … Researches and treats 91% of five-year Scouts graduate high school! 93% report www.refugees.org 512-256-3310 … Provides refugees and childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Families increased confidence! 91% say Scouting helped them immigrants with a comprehensive range of services and never billed by St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food. overcome adversity with courage! 11.66% delivers targeted programming to ensure long-term community Discoveries freely shared worldwide. 17.50% integration and self-sufficiency. 0.91% 475036 Breast Cancer Resource Center 055055 Susan G. Komen www.bcrc.org 512-524-2560 … Here to guide, educate and www.komen.org 877-465-6636 … Our mission is to save support women with breast cancer in Central Texas. We provide lives by meeting the most critical needs in our communities & Help. Hope. Here. 16.04% LOCAL UNAFFILIATED investing in research to prevent & cure breast cancer. 19.30% 471068 Candlelight Ranch CHARITIES www.candlelightranch.org 512-323-5300 … Adventure camp [ charitable group code: 22 ] for special needs/at-risk children who often miss out! Not at EARTHSHARE OF TEXAS Candlelight Ranch!! Ziplines, equine therapy, overnights in a 229037 100 Club of Central Texas, The [ charitable group code: 03 ] treehouse for all! 17.22% www.100clubcentex.com 512-345-3200 … Serves first responders who are critically injured or killed in the line of 035503 Austin Parks Foundation 475017 CASA of Central Texas Inc. duty and their families. 12.54% www.austinparks.org 512-477-1566 … Partners with our www.casacentex.org 830-626-2272 … Advocates for community to enhance people’s lives by making our parks, abused and neglected children in the courts, schools, and 229001 Accessible Housing Austin trails and green spaces better through volunteerism, innovative child welfare system by training and supporting community www.ahaustin.org 512-640-7781 … Our mission is to provide programming, advocacy and financial support. 10.74% volunteers. 13.37% affordable, accessible, integrated housing for low-income people with disabilities. 7.49% 035600 Austin Youth River Watch 471070 CASA of Travis County www.riverwatchers.org 512-708-9115 … Inspires youth www.casatravis.org 512-459-2272 … When the State steps 229043 AGE of Central Texas through environmental education, community engagement, in as temporary parent for abused or neglected children, www.AGEofCentralTX.org 512-451-4611 … Helps older and adventure. Our students collect water-quality data; perform judges appoint trained CASA volunteers to find them safe, adults and caregivers thrive as they navigate the realities and environmental restoration projects; and participate in outdoor loving homes. 22.80% opportunities of aging and caregiving. 9.50% adventures. 10.28% 471207 Central Texas Society for the Prevention of 229004 All Things Wild Rehabilitation 035557 Save Barton Creek Association Cruelty to Animals www.allthingswildrehab.org 512-897-0806 … Rescues and www.savebartoncreek.org 512-480-0055 … Since 1979, www.centraltexasspca.org 512-260-7722 … We treat our rehabilitates wild animals that are injured, orphaned, or sick dedicated to protecting Barton Springs, Barton Creek, and now shelter pets with the same love and care we give our own until and provides public education programs on co-existing with watersheds across Austin and the Texas Hill Country. 19.06% a forever home can be found. 10.14% and respecting all wildlife. 6.68%

035608 Sustainable Food Center 470072 Dell Children’s Medical Center Foundation of 222066 Any Baby Can, Inc. www.sustainablefoodcenter.org 512-236-0074 … Our mission Central Texas www.anybabycan.org 512-454-3743 … We strengthen is to create a more just and regenerative food system in Central www.supportdellchildrens.org 512-324-0170 … Help children parents and their children through in-home/virtual therapies Texas so people and the environment can thrive. 21.07% receive high-quality medical care at Dell Children’s—close to (physical, occupational, and speech pathology), medical home and regardless of a family’s ability to pay. 4.13% case management, resource navigation, and family support 035595 TreeFolks service. 7.75% www.treefolks.org 512-443-5323 … Empowers Central Texans 475038 Girl Scouts of Central Texas, Inc. to build stronger communities through planting and caring www.gsctx.org 800-733-0011 … Building girls of courage, 229005 Arc of the Capital Area for trees. 10.98% confidence, and character who make the world a better place. www.arcaustin.org 512-476-7044 … Empowering more than Providing the best outcomes-based leadership programs for 1,060 Central Texas with intellectual and developmental girls. 11.20% disabilities and their families through lifelong compassionate case management, education, employment, health, and 471019 Hospice Austin recreational services. 24.67% www.hospiceaustin.org 800-445-3261 … Every day of every life matters. We offer quality end-of-life care for terminally ill 229031 Armed Services YMCA Killeen patients regardless of their diagnosis or ability to pay. 12.55% www.asymca.org/killeen 254-690-9622 … Supporting military families through programs relevant to the unique challenge of military life that focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. 13.72% 26 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

229006 Armstrong Community Music School 229015 Cenikor Foundation 228167 Front Steps, Inc. www.ACMSaustin.org 512-474-2331 … Providing music www.cenikor.org 713-266-9944 … We’re dedicated to saving www.frontsteps.org 512-305-4100 … Programming to end instruction for all regardless of age, skill, ethnicity, or income. the lives of adolescents and adults suffering alcohol and drug homelessness includes case management, shelter services for Free services for the impoverished, trauma survivors, veterans, addictions. Through its services, Cenikor offers better health men, permanent supportive housing, and services for veterans. immigrants, and special needs. 21.00% and better lives. 15.51% 4,400 people are served annually. 12.63%

229010 Austin Achieve Public Schools 229017 Center for Survivors of Torture 222820 Girlstart www.austinachieve.org 512-522-4190 … A tuition-free, open- www.cstnet.org 512-358-4612 … Providing supportive www.girlstart.org 512-916-4775 … Our mission is to increase enrollment public charter school preparing East Austin youth services to 350 adult and child survivors of torture in the Austin girls’ interest and engagement in science, technology, to attend and excel at top universities. 5.81% area, addressing their psychological, medical, social, spiritual, engineering, and math (STEM) through innovative, nationally legal and basic needs. 12.73% recognized informal STEM education programs. 22.84% 229011 Austin Child Guidance Center www.austinchildguidance.org 512-451-2242 … Providing 228708 Central Texas Food Bank 229046 GSMYC Children’s Shelter / Youth & Family accessible, high-quality mental health services to over 900 www.centraltexasfoodbank.org 512-282-6606 … Providing Services children and their families each year; empowering them to food assistance to more than 297,000 Central Texans in need www.gsmyc.org 512-754-0500 … Abused and neglected thrive in childhood and beyond. 15.47% each month via our network of 300+ partner agencies and children receive quality residential care, assessments, and programs across 21 counties. 4.02% counseling while families with children can access a multitude 228703 Austin Classical Guitar of prevention and intervention services. 16.56% www.austinclassicalguitar.org 512-300-2247 … Offers 222038 Communities In Schools of Central Texas Education programs in schools, Music & Healing services, and www.ciscentraltexas.org 512-462-1771 … Works with 50,000 224038 Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, TX Artistic productions designed to lift and inspire communities students and family members each year to help kids stay in www.williamsonhabitat.org 512-863-4344 … We build in central Texas. 14.95% school and achieve in life. 15.49% strength, stability and self-reliance in partnership with families in need of a decent place to live in Williamson County. 12.89% 228203 Austin Clubhouse 229019 Creative Action www.austinclubhouse.org 512-925-5877 … Exists to provide www.creativeaction.org 512-442-8773 … Through interactive 228711 Hays County Food Bank acceptance and empowerment so adults with mental illness performances, after school arts residencies, and community www.haysfoodbank.org 512-392-8300 … We are passionately may reach their potential as coworkers, colleagues, family programs, Creative Action inspires students to be creative committed to improving lives through food assistance members, neighbors and friends. 23.38% artists, courageous allies, critical thinkers, and confident programs, nutrition education and advocacy. 6.63% leaders. 15.84% 228065 Austin Community College Foundation 229026 Helping Hands Ministry of Belton www.austincc.edu/foundation 512-223-7719 … Expand 229040 Dog Alliance, The www.helpinghandsbelton.org 254-939-7355 … The vision access to higher education to under-represented groups. www.thedogalliance.org 512-335-7100 … Improve the health of Helping Hands Ministry is to eliminate all physical and 7.51% and well-being of individuals and families through therapeutic spiritual poverty in East Bell County through ministries of relief, programs with service dogs and therapy dogs. 12.35% development, and advocacy. 2.86% 228704 Austin Disaster Relief Network, Inc. www.adrn.org 512-428-6322 … Sponsors survivors impacted 222817 Down Home Ranch 229048 Hill Country Community Action Association, Inc. by disasters through their entire recovery process to address www.downhomeranch.org 512-856-0128 … Our mission www.hccaa.com 325-372-5167 … Provides senior citizens immediate and long-term physical, emotional, and spiritual is to empower the lives of people with intellectual and with congregate and home-delivered meals. A nutritious meals, support. 16.02% developmental disabilities through social, educational, socialization, and safety/wellness check help seniors remain residential and vocational opportunities. 13.30% more healthy and independent. 7.41% 228227 Austin Habitat for Humanity, Inc. www.austinhabitat.org 512-472-8788 … Providing access to 229052 East Austin Young Life 224065 Hope Alliance safe, stable, affordable housing for hardworking Central Texas www.eastaustin.younglife.org 512-591-8982 … College www.hopealliancetx.org 512-255-1212 … Alleviate isolation, families through new home construction, home repair, and students create relationships with East Austin high school provide vital support services that increase a survivor’s safety, housing counseling and education. 15.22% students by providing emotional and spiritual support, and help them break out of the cycles of violence in which providing food, while sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. they live. 23.48% 222815 Austin Wildlife Rescue 16.04% www.austinwildliferescue.org 512-472-9453 … Rehabilitates 228200 Lone Star Circle of Care and releases orphaned, injured, and sick wild animals and 229021 EveryChild, Inc. www.lonestarcares.org 855-852-7919 … Providing patient- educates the public to coexist with wildlife. 12.48% www.everychildtexas.org 512-342-8844 … Our mission: To centered health care for children and adults, including create a system that ensures children with disabilities grow medical, behavioral health, OB/GYN, dental, optometry, 228384 Ballet Austin up in families instead of institutions. 22.45% and pharmacy services; serving uninsured and underserved www.balletaustin.org 512-476-9151 … A professional ballet populations. 11.92% company, ballet academy, and center that encourages lifelong 224064 Faith in Action Georgetown health and well-being through programs for all ages and www.FaithInActionGT.org 512-868-9544 … Provide 228228 Manos de Cristo abilities. 19.53% transportation for non-driving seniors age 65+ to medical and www.manosdecristo.org 512-477-7454 … Has a low-cost, grocery to maintain independence and connection to their quality Dental Center, an Adult Education Program, and 229012 Boys & Girls Club of the Austin Area community. Served 915+ seniors in 2020. 22.49% a Basic Needs program for emergency food and clothing www.bgcaustin.org 512-444-7199 … Provides after-school assistance. 15.74% and summer youth development programming for young 229022 Family Crisis Center people ages preschool to 18 which promotes Academic www.family-crisis-center.org 512-321-7760 … Providing 228230 Meals on Wheels Central Texas Success, Leadership Development, Healthy Lifestyles, and prevention efforts and crisis support services that empower www.mealsonwheelscentraltexas.org 512-476-6325 … workforce development. 9.00% survivors of domestic and sexual violence to move beyond Providing nutritious, home-delivered meals for homebound trauma and achieve lives free of violence. 16.30% individuals. Programs also include home repair, pet care, 229013 Breakthrough Central Texas in-home care, grocery shopping, respite care, and case www.breakthroughctx.org 512-692-9444 … Breakthrough 222818 Family Eldercare, Inc. management. 16.00% provides a path to and through college for students from low- www.familyeldercare.org 512-450-0844 … Serves 10,000 income communities who will become first-generation college older adults, persons with disabilities, and families through 229049 Meals on Wheels Central Texas In-Home Care graduates. 23.04% programs supporting healthy aging, stable housing, abuse & www.inhomecareaustin.org 512-477-3796 … Providing neglect prevention, and general well-being. 6.78% assistance with activities of daily living for seniors and 224060 Capital IDEA individuals who are living with disabilities. ADL’s include: www.capitalidea.org 512-457-8610 … Fully fund tuition, 229023 Foster Angels of Central Texas bathing, housekeeping, meal preparation, and medical books, fees, and support for low-income adult participants www.fosterangelsctx.org 512-732-2329 … Our mission is to transportation. 2.52% to earn associate degrees in high-demand fields, and begin improve the lives of children in foster care by meeting their living-wage careers. 13.02% needs and providing a sense of normalcy. 13.54% 224062 NAMI Central Texas www.namicentraltx.org 512-420-9810 … Dedicated to 228162 Caritas of Austin 228052 Friends of the Texas Historical Commission improving the lives of all individuals affected by mental illness www.caritasofaustin.org 512-479-4610 … We prevent and www.thcfriends.org 512-936-2189 … Partners with THC to through education, support and advocacy programs. 23.00% end homelessness in Greater Austin by connecting people to preserve and protect the cultural heritage of Texas, securing safe housing, healthy groceries, employment opportunities, private philanthropic resources to ensure a lasting legacy for and educational classes. 12.30% future generations. 13.06% SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 27

222037 Open Door Preschools 228177 Saint Louise House 222830 Todos Juntos Learning Center www.opendoorpreschool.org 512-481-0775 … To nurture www.saintlouisehouse.org 512-302-0027 … Providing single www.todosjuntoslc.org 512-804-8658 … Supporting non- and inspire young children of diverse needs, economic mothers and their children the stable housing and wraparound English speaking parents and children, from the same family, levels, and family backgrounds in an engaging educational support they need to move from homelessness to economic to create stronger families through education, including environment. 9.96% security. 8.01% parenting, English classes, and early childhood education. 12.33% 229053 Opportunities for Williamson and Burnet Counties 229041 Salvation Army Austin Area Command, The www.owbc-tx.org 512-763-1400 … To empower children, www.SalvationArmyAUSTIN.org 512-605-1410 … Provides 222000 United Way for Greater Austin families and seniors to achieve and maintain independence social services and emergency shelter to approximately www.unitedaustin.org 512-472-6267 … Brings together by partnering with area organizations to provide education, 2,000+ men, women, and children experiencing crisis or people, ideas, and resources to fight poverty in our community. nutrition, housing and community support. 17.29% homelessness in Travis and Williamson counties each year. 8.03% 14.63% 228717 Planned Living Assistance Network of Central 226001 United Way of Hays and Caldwell Counties Texas, Inc. 222810 Samaritan Health Ministries www.unitedwayhaysco.org 512-353-1420 … Together with our www.planctx.org 512-851-0901 … Providing a healthy, www.theshm.org 512-331-5828 … Providing high-quality, partners, fights for the health, education and financial stability welcoming recovery community for adults with mental health affordable healthcare services (medical, dental, mental health, of every person in every community we support. 23.66% challenges and family members. Our customized behavioral medications) that support healthy living among low-income, health services include care management and counseling. uninsured families in Williamson and Travis Counties. 3.06% 224000 United Way of Williamson County 20.49% www.unitedway-wc.org 512-255-6799 … Fights for the health, 229054 San Marcos Youth Service Bureau / YSB education, and financial stability of every person in every 229050 Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services www.ysb.org 512-396-5437 … A free after school program Williamson County community. 18.30% (PCHAS) for at risk youth ages 11-17. Program provides volunteer www.pchas.org 800-888-1904 … Provides care and support to opportunities, educational workshops, homework assistance, 228176 UT Austin Staff Emergency Fund, Student children and families in need, with focus on family preservation, summer program, group mentoring. 5.34% Emergency Fund, and Friends of Orange Santa permanent homes for children and self-sufficiency for adults. www.utxf.org 512-473-8985 … Assists UT employees and 23.90% 222811 Senior Access students who have experienced financial hardship by providing www.senioraccesstx.org 512-310-1060 … Provides free limited financial and other assistance. 1.20% 228050 Project Transitions transportation and support services to older adults living to www.projecttransitions.org 512-454-8646 … We provide enhance independence and well-being: driving more than 228226 Volunteer Healthcare Clinic supportive housing, hospice, and recuperative care to people 14,000 rides annually. 11.59% www.volclinic.org 512-459-6002 … Improves the health and with HIV. Homelessness prevents effective HIV treatment; our lives of uninsured Austinites by providing free, high quality services help stop the spread. 10.50% 229055 Street Youth Ministry health care and prevention education currently via telehealth www.streetyouthministry.org 512-533-3796 … Provides basics and in-person visits. 14.75% 222825 RED Arena like food and clothing to street-dependent youth, and helps www.REDarena.org 512-807-6505 … A PATH Premier them access the services they need to get off the street. 6.07% 228212 Workers Defense Project Accredited Therapeutic Riding center that serves individuals www.workersdefense.org 512-391-2305 … Raises workplace with disabilities through a variety of horse related therapies 229051 Swan Songs standards, especially focused on the construction industry, and educational programs. 4.94% www.swansongs.org 512-416-7926 … Organizes free, private by building a movement for change led by Latinx immigrant concerts for individuals nearing the end of life. Musicians are workers. 16.99% 228719 Refugee Services of Texas compensated and perform a requested style of music for the www.rstx.org 214-821-4422 … Provides services including recipient. 15.82% case management, mentoring, ESL, employment counseling, immigration services and more to refugees, asylees, survivors of 229036 Texas Veterinary Medical Foundation trafficking and other displaced and vulnerable people. 11.70% www.tvmf.org 512-452-4224 … Partners with Meals on Wheels to provide free veterinary care to pets of homebound 223305 SAFE Alliance, The clients, provides disaster relief, and offers assistance to pet www.safeaustin.org 512-267-7233 … Assisting more than owners. 21.00% 6,500 women, children and families to heal from child, domestic and sexual abuse, and human trafficking, through direct services and prevention programming. 13.70% 28 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of COASTAL BEND

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Kimberly R. Llacuna Texas A & M University – Kingsville

Cynthia Martinez Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Laura Smith Texas Department of Criminal Justice

SPECIAL THANKS

to Carmen Amaya (Rio Grande Valley LEC), for her instrumental assistance to the 2021 Coastal Bend Area LEC.

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 29 CHC: CREATING HEALTHIER 270276 Communities In Schools of the Coastal Bend 270050 YWCA Corpus Christi www.ciscoastalbend.org 361-696-4030 … Through school- www.ywcacc.org 361-857-5661 … Powerful intervention COMMUNITIES based coordinator, we bring community resources into schools program for 5th and 6th grade girls in Title 1 schools; which to empower success for students by removing barriers for those teaches the importance of staying in school and graduating. [ charitable group code: 05 ] at risk of dropping out. 10.62% 20.98%

050703 American Heart Association Southwest Affiliate, 270024 Corpus Christi Metro Ministries Corpus Christi www.ccmetro.org 361-887-0151 … Eliminates hunger and www.heart.org 817-698-5467 … To be a relentless force for reduces homelessness in the Coastal Bend by feeding (the LOCAL UNAFFILIATED a world of longer, healthier lives. 23.31% mind, body, and spirit), sheltering, and building futures. CHARITIES 18.56% [ charitable group code: 27 ] LOCAL INDEPENDENT 270018 Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse, The – Coastal Bend 270255 Ark Assessment Center & Emergency Shelter for CHARITIES OF TEXAS www.coada-cb.org 361-854-9199 … Provides free, Youth, The www.ark4kids.com 361-241-6566 … Licensed 61-bed [ charitable group code: 47 ] confidential treatment for alcohol and drug addictions and delivers prevention and intervention programs for children, facility provides caring intervention for abused, neglected and adolescents, adults and pregnant postpartum women. 16.87% displaced children ages 0 through 17, by placing them in a 474100 Brush Country CASA secure environment. 9.30% www.brushcountrycasa.org 361-595-7233 … Volunteers help those Children who are abused/neglected, whose lives are 270001 Driscoll Children’s Hospital www.driscollchildrens.org 361-694-5000 … Devoted to 270262 Boys & Girls Club of Kingsville ripped apart, dreams shattered, bones broken and innocence providing expert healthcare, education, outreach and advocacy www.bgckingsville.org 361-592-2100 … We provide after stolen, find hope and permanency. 10.06% to children and families in South Texas. 2.53% school programming, tutoring, summer camps, mentoring and year round sports to youth in our community. Serves over 474105 CASA of the Coastal Bend 2,000 youth annually. 10.66% www.coastalbendcasa.org 361-884-2272 … Volunteers are 270025 Family Counseling Service www.fcscb.org 361-852-9665 … Professional therapy, the voice for a voiceless child who has lost his whole world and education, support groups and advocacy for children, 270208 Coastal Bend Food Bank (formerly Food Bank of is now in the unsure world of foster care. 16.34% individuals and families. Special assistance for victims of crime Corpus Christi) with crisis intervention and trauma therapy. 13.99% www.coastalbendfoodbank.org 361-887-6291 … Programs include food distribution, nutrition & diabetes education and UNITED WAY OF THE 270026 Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas wellness advocacy. The Food Bank distributed 10.83 million www.gsgst.org 800-477-2688 … Builds girls of courage, meals last year in an eleven county area. 3.38% COASTAL BEND confidence, and character, who make the world a better [ charitable group code: 27 ] place. 19.54% 270210 HALO-Flight, Inc. www.haloflight.org 361-265-0509 … Emergency medical 270000 United Way of the Coastal Bend 270027 Goodwill Industries of South Texas transport for critically ill or injured persons requiring medical or trauma facilities within our South Texas service area regardless www.uwcb.org 361-882-2529 … Serves Bee, Brooks, Duval, www.goodwillsouthtexas.com 361-884-4068 … Serves of ability to pay. 8.30% Jim Wells, Kenedy, Kleberg, Live Oak, Nueces, San Patricio the most vulnerable populations including people with and Refugio counties with health and human services priority disabilities or disadvantaging conditions by connecting them based fund distribution. 11.76% to employment within the community or at Goodwill. 5.04% 270242 Peewee’s Pet Adoption World & Sanctuary, Inc. www.peeweespaws.com 361-888-4141 … We rescue and 270275 American Red Cross of Coastal Bend 270030 Mary McLeod Bethune Day Nursery rehabilitate abandoned pets. We are a no kill animal shelter with a population of 350. Adoptions are to good, loving homes www.redcross.org 361-850-4120 … Prevents and alleviates www.bethunedaycarecc.org 361-882-7326 … Nursery for only. 1.28% human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing children ages 0-5 and after-school / camp program for children the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. 9.97% ages 6-12 18.99% 270218 Ronald McDonald House Charities of Corpus 270270 Aransas Pass For Youth 270258 Mission of Mercy, Inc. Christi www.RMHCofCC.org 361-854-4073 … Provides a comfortable www.aransaspassyouth.org 361-758-2750 … Provides under www.amissionofmercy.org/texas 361-883-5500 … Providing home-away-from-home for families who must travel to fulfill privileged youth a safe recreation and educational summer free medical care and free prescription medications to the their children’s healthcare needs. 13.63% camp program that also builds social skills and self-esteem. uninsured and under-insured working poor at Mission of Mercy 20.93% Medical Center in Corpus Christi. 10.49% 270236 Texas A&M University – Kingsville Foundation 270266 Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Texas, Inc. 270278 O.A.T.H. Program, The www.javelinagiving.org 361-593-4191 … Enhances the lives of students, faculty, and researchers by raising, investing www.bigmentor.org 361-878-7390 … Mentoring programs www.facebook.com/Oath1999 361-343-6621 … Provides and administering funds to fulfill donors’ intentions. 12.42% match at-risk youth with caring adult mentors to help them access to name brand medication assistance programs to develop the assets necessary to become healthy successful eligible under insured or non insured patients. 4.63% adults. 22.16% 270267 United Way of Calhoun County 270048 Purple Door, The www.unitedwaybythebay.org 361-552-3630 … Help increase 270010 Boys & Girls Club of Alice www.purpledoortx.org 361-884-2900 … Providing shelter and the organized capacity of people in Calhoun County to care for one another based on United Way’s priorities of health, www.bgcalice.org 361-664-2282 … A youth development supportive services to victims of domestic and sexual violence, education, and income. 13.86% organization dedicated to promoting health, social, educational, including counseling, case management, and legal advocacy. vocational and character development. Its mission is to Serves over 1,800 victims per year. 13.29% enhance and ensure the quality of life. 16.55% 270219 United Way of the Crossroads, Inc. 270277 Rural Economic Assistance League, Inc. www.unitedwaycrossroads.org 361-578-3561 … To mobilize 270011 Boys & Girls Club of Beeville www.realinc.org 361-668-3158 … The leading regional rural and support a united and resilient Crossroads community to elevate student success, support families, and engage www.facebook.com/beevillebgca 361-358-6520 … Providing organization providing compassionate community-driven residents in our five-country rural region. 16.53% guidance to youth ages six through eighteen by assisting them solutions serving those in need so EVERYONE has a fulfilling- in developing knowledge in the areas of leadership, citizenship, independent quality of life. 18.36% education, and healthy lifestyle choices. 17.79% 270032 Salvation Army – Corpus Christi, The 270012 Boys & Girls Club of the Coastal Bend www.salvationarmyteas.org 361-884-9497 … Provides food, www.bgccb.org 361-853-2505 … Provide youth between the shelter and supportive services to homeless, hungry and lonely ages of 6 and 18 with a high-quality, outcome-driven, positive individuals and families. Provides sports and educational and youth development Club experience. 9.51% character building programs to area youth. 14.59%

270249 Coastal Bend Wellness Foundation 270264 YMCA of the Coastal Bend www.cbwellness.org 361-814-2001 … Provides health www.ymca-cc.org 361-882-1741 … A cause-driving and wellness initiatives through education, awareness and organization serving families by providing summer camp, child advocacy. Areas of focus are primary medical care, infectious care, sports, tutoring, swim lessons, and Youth & Government diseases, substance abuse and youth education. 13.26% Club programs. 2.19% 30 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of DFW METROPLEX

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Dewotta Gossett (Chair) UT Southwestern

Bobby Chesher Texas Department of Family & Protective Services

Eunice Currie The University of Texas – Arlington

Jean Hood The University of Texas – Arlington

Natalie Leshner Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts – Fort Worth Audit

Ashley Markle Texas Workforce Commission

Glenda Rodriguez Texas Workforce Solutions – Vocational

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 31 CHC: CREATING HEALTHIER 473362 Women’s Center of Tarrant County Inc. 289073 Dallas Afterschool www.womenscentertc.org 817-927-4040 … Through The www.dallasafterschool.org 214-306-8400 … Mission is to COMMUNITIES Center’s continuum of care we aim to inspire and empower level the playing field for children of all races and economic women, men and children to overcome violence, crisis and backgrounds by building a system of high quality out of school [ charitable group code: 05 ] poverty. 20.38% time programs. 18.53%

055040 American Heart Association Southwest Affiliate, 289067 Dallas LIFE Fort Worth www.dallaslife.org 214-421-1380 … Providing full homeless www.heart.org 214-441-4200 … To be a relentless force for UNITED WAY OF recovery programs and services to men, women, children, a world of longer, healthier lives. 23.31% METROPOLITAN DALLAS families, disabled and veterans as well as food, clothing and shelter. 7.87% 050233 American Lung Association in Texas, Dallas [ charitable group code: 28 ] www.lung.org 214-631-5864 … The leading organization 283246 Education is Freedom Foundation working to save lives by improving lung health and preventing 283100 United Way of Metropolitan Dallas www.educationisfreedom.org 214-432-8550 … Providing a lung disease through education, advocacy, and research. www.unitedwaydallas.org 214-978-2003 … Together, our range of college, and career planning tools to underserved 12.20% supporters prepare more kids to succeed, move people middle and high school students and families to achieve the permanently out of poverty and help people live healthier student’s post-secondary goals. 17.59% 050227 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, North Texas lives. 14.25% Chapter 289114 Family Compass www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/chapters/ntexas 972-386- 289091 After-School All-Stars North Texas www.family-compass.org 214-370-9810 … Protects the most 0607 … To cure Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis and www.asasnorthtexas.org 972-803-4743 … Serving more vulnerable children by preventing abuse and keeping them to improve the quality of life of children and adults affected than 800 Dallas students through comprehensive, cost-free out of the CPS system through proven programs for families by these diseases. 20.29% after-school programs that keep children safe and help them living in poverty. 18.68% succeed in school and life. 15.97% 050115 JDRF International – Northern Texas Chapter 289115 Family Gateway, Inc. www.jdrf.org 214-373-9808 … Improving lies today and 289071 AVANCE-North Texas, Inc. www.familygateway.org 214-823-4500 … Exclusively serving tomorrow by accelerating life-changing breakthroughs to cure, www.avance-ntx.org 214-887-9907 … Equipping parents families with children in Dallas County with emergency shelter, prevent and treat T1D and its complications. 22.15% with tools and knowledge to become their child’s first and housing, employment and education-focused supportive best teacher, while ensuring their children are school ready services and interventions to avoid a shelter experience. 9.18% 050229 National Kidney Foundation Serving North Texas/ through early childhood education. 17.07% West Texas 289074 Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support www.kidney.org 877-543-6397 … Lifeline for people affected 289110 Beacon Hill Preparatory Institute www.genesisshelter.org 214-389-7700 … Provides safety, by kidney disease. As pioneers of scientific research and www.beaconhillprep.org 303-917-0265 … Provides reading shelter, and support for women and children who have innovation, focuses on the whole patient through the lens of and math tutoring, parent education and college preparation experienced domestic violence, and raises awareness kidney health. 17.80% for low-income African American and Hispanic students in regarding its cause, prevalence, and impact. 9.63% South Dallas and surrounding communities. 15.73% 050203 Susan G. Komen Dallas County 283130 Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas www.komen.org 1-877-GO KOMEN … Funds breakthrough 283109 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas www.gsnetx.org 972-349-2400 … Prepares more than research and provides financial support, a toll-free helpline, www.bgcdallas.org 214-821-2950 … Enable all youth to reach 20,000 girls annually for a lifetime of leadership. Girls gain and patient navigation to help those affected by breast their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens knowledge and skills that build courage, confidence and cancer. 13.68% with programs focusing on academics, physical and mental character. 14.54% health, and leadership development. 12.95% 283239 Irving Cares LOCAL INDEPENDENT 283181 Bridge Breast Network, The www.irvingcares.org 972-721-9181 … Provides focused www.bridgebreast.org 214-821-3820 … Provides access to assistance, such as emergency assistance and employment CHARITIES OF TEXAS diagnostic and treatment services for breast cancer to low services for residents to address a crisis. 20.07% income, uninsured and under-insured North Texans. 15.53% [ charitable group code: 47 ] 283171 Jewish Family Services of Dallas, Inc. 289111 ChildCareGroup www.jfsdallas.org 972-437-1988 … Provides effective, 473358 AIDS Services of Dallas www.childcaregroup.org 214-630-7911 … We provide families accessible, and comprehensive mental health and social www.aidsdallas.org 214-941-0523 … Provides housing and a “two generation” approach to poverty alleviation that links or services that promote lifelong self-sufficiency and well-being support services for low income and homeless individuals and early childhood education programs with resources for parents for the Greater Dallas community. 22.17% families living with HIV/AIDS. 13.52% seeking higher self sufficiency. 8.64% 289116 Jubilee Park & Community Center 475040 Carry the Load 289112 Children’s Advocacy Center for Rockwall County, www.jubileecenter.org 214-887-1364 … Our mission is to www.carrytheload.org 214-723-6068 … Dedicated to honoring The be a catalyst for comprehensive community revitalization and and celebrating the sacrifices made by our nation’s heroes. www.rockwallcac.org 469-745-8200 … Serve abused children enrichment in Southeast Dallas. 11.29% 5.70% with trauma informed services-family advocacy, mental health, join investigations-in a child-friendly environment that is safe, 283143 Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas 475032 Kid Net Foundation / Jonathan’s Place secure, and confidential. 12.99% www.lanwt.org 817-649-4740 … We provide legal aid to people www.jpkids.org 972-303-5303 … Providing shelter and who cannot afford to pay lawyers. Justice should not be based comprehensive care services to hundreds of children, teens 289113 Children’s Medical Center Foundation on your ability to pay for it. 13.85% and young adults impacted by abuse, neglect or abandonment www.give.childrens.com/ 214-456-5359 … Secures every year. 11.44% philanthropic contributions for Children’s Health System of 283022 Lumin Education Texas and its related entities to fulfill the mission of making www.lumineducation.org 214-824-8950 … Provides early 473352 Network of Community Ministries life better for children. 17.67% childhood education for low-income families and children www.thenetwork.org 972-234-8800 … Supports families from pregnancy through age nine utilizing home visits and experiencing temporary hardship with emergency services of 289094 Christo Rey Dallas High School Inc. Montessori classrooms. 18.34% food, clothing, utility and rent assistance, dental care vouchers, www.cristoreydallas.org 469-844-7956 … Provides a college job coaching, and senior services. 10.73% prep education for students who could not otherwise afford a 280225 Meals on Wheels Collin County private education, enabling them to realize their full potential. www.mealsonwheelscc.org 972-562-6996 … Provides 473355 Shared Housing Center 14.78% home delivered and congregate meals to nutritionally at-risk www.sharedhousing.org 214-821-8510 … Providing housing homebound seniors to combat isolation, and promote health solutions with supportive services to homeless senior citizens 289092 Circle Ten Council, Boy Scouts of America and independence. 16.78% and single parent families to bring family and financial www.c10bsa.org 214-902-6700 … One of the nation’s most stability. 8.22% prominent values-based youth development organizations. 289076 Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance Programs for building character, training in the responsibilities www.mdhadallas.org 469-222-0047 … In partnership with 470035 Tarrant Area Food Bank of citizenship and developing personal fitness. 13.62% 80+ public, private, and nonprofit institutions, we make the www.tafb.org 817-857-7100 … The primary source of donated experience of homelessness in Dallas and Collin Counties rare, food for hunger-relief charities and feeing programs in 13 North 283116 Citizens Development Center – Achieve brief, and non-recurring. 10.96% Texas counties. 4.19% www.achievedfw.org 214-637-2911 … Providing comprehensive work training and employment services for youth and adults with disabilities so they can develop work readiness skills and achieve work success. 16.27% 32 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

283146 Metrocrest Services, Inc. 289083 Achievement Center of Texas 280045 Community Healthcare of Texas www.metrocrestservices.org 972-446-2100 … Emergency www.achievementcenteroftexas.org 972-414-7700 … www.chot.org 817-870-2795 … Providing compassionate assistance for rent/utilities, food pantry items, financial Established 40+ years ago, we provide quality day care, day end-of-life care for nearly 4,000 Texans each year and Grief education, employment counseling, and transportation for habilitation, arts exploration, educational assistance, and Care for anyone who needs our help living with loss. 18.18% seniors to foster independence for individuals and families. community inclusion for children and adults with disabilities. 6.93% 17.12% 289096 Crossroads Community Services www.ccsdallas.org 214-560-2511 … Ensuring a reliable 289117 Miles of Freedom 280104 American Red Cross – North Texas Region supply of nutritious food to vulnerable, low-income households www.milesoffreedom.org 214-290-2337 … The mission is www.redcross.org/local/texas/north-texas/location/dallas- in Dallas, Ellis and Navarro Counties. Fighting hunger with to equip, empower, and employ individuals returning home fort-worth 214-678-4800 … Humanitarian organization innovation, efficiency and compassion. 6.23% from prison and provide support and assistance for families that prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face impacted by incarceration. 12.78% of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and 289100 Guardianship Services, Inc. generosity of donors. 9.98% www.guardianshipservices.org 817-921-0499 … Provides 283139 Nexus Recovery Center guardianship, supports, and services for at-risk adults in www.nexusrecovery.org 214-321-0156 … Providing 280000 Arlington Charities, Inc. Tarrant County to prevent and protect adults from abuse, comprehensive treatment services for women affected by www.arilngtoncharities.org 817-275-1511 … Supporting neglect, and exploitation. 9.78% substance use disorders as well as counseling and care for low-income/homeless with food, clothing, toiletries, case their accompanying children. 13.90% management, utility assistance. In 2020 helped 156,361 with 280023 Hope Supply Co. 2.6M pounds of food. Providing help, creating hope. 3.87% www.hopesupplyco.org 214-630-5765 … Purchase and 289093 Prison Entrepreneurship Program distribute resources for over 35,000 homeless infants and www.pep.org … Serving 500+ men annually inside/outside 286001 Army Scholarship Foundation, Inc. toddlers in North Texas including diapers, formula, baby food, prison to give them skills to triumphantly return to their www.ArmyScholarshipFoundation.org 972-386-6080 … hygiene items, and clothing. 6.02% communities/families. Averaging time prison-to-paycheck Supports our troops by educating their family members. All 23 days. 21.66% volunteer operated. Funds scholarships for Army families. 288516 Humane Society of North Texas Help deserving Army family members pursue their educational www.hsnt.org 817-332-4768 … Improving the lives of over 283153 Salvation Army North Texas Area Command dreams. 3.20% 25,000 annually through adoption, low cost spay/neuter, www.salvationarmydfw.org 214-637-8100 … Provides shelter, vaccination clinics, cruelty investigation, education and lost food, financial assistance and spiritual support to individuals 286003 Black Academy of Arts and Letters, The pet services. 15.82% and families struggling with homelessness, poverty, and www.TBAAL.org 214-743-2440 … Mission is to create and addiction. 15.80% enhance an awareness of artistic and cultural differences in 283520 Institute for Black Charities African, African American, and Caribbean arts and letters. www.blackcharities.net 469-585-6404 … Life is difficult for 283212 Samaritan Inn, The 8.17% Black children, families and communities; help provide relief www.saminn.org 972-542-5302 … A comprehensive efforts, economic initiatives and programs to make life better homeless program that helps willing people gain dignity and 283044 Callier Center for Communication Disorders, UT for those in need. 3.62% independence; providing meals, long-term stays, and support Dallas services for single adults and families. 12.34% www.utdallas.edu/calliercenter 214-905-3000 … Providing 289062 Lighthouse for the Blind of Fort Worth speech, language and hearing services for children and adults www.lighthousefw.org 817-332-3341 … Provides jobs, 289118 Society of St. Vincent de Paul of North Texas with communication disorders, transforming the lives of more services and programs at no charge to blind and visually www.svdpdallas.org 214-520-0650 … Provides emergency than 4,000 patients each year. 0.74% impaired children, youth, adults and seniors to achieve their aid (food, rent, and utility assistance) and systematic change highest level of independence. 19.47% programs (pharmacy, mini loan, and after-school) to more 283112 Camp Summit, Inc. than 60,000 individuals annually. 10.88% www.campsummittx.org 972-484-8900 … Year round 283522 Marriage Management Consultants residential camping program for individuals ages 6 to 99 who www.MarriageManagement.org 682-730-1818 … Veteran 283320 The Concilio have developmental delays, intellectual or physical disabilities, and military marriages are a hidden casualty of war! Marriage www.theconcilio.org 214-818-0481 … Our mission is to build multi-disabilities or dual sensory impairments. 15.51% Management teaches combat veterans skills to manage stress, stronger communities by unlocking opportunities for Latino avoid divorce, and prevent suicide. 4.05% families. 9.08% 289084 CASA of Tarrant County www.speakupforachild.org 817-877-5891 … Providing more 289055 Meals on Wheels, Inc. of Tarrant County 283161 VNA Meals on Wheels than 1,000 abused and neglected children per year with www.mealsonwheels.org 817-336-0912 … Providing www.vnatexas.org 214-689-0000 … Helps people age with volunteer advocates who speak up for children’s best interests nutritional meals and connection to disabled and older adults dignity and independence at home by delivering hot meals to in and out of court. 18.72% experiencing hunger and loneliness; delivering one million homebound seniors unable to prepare nutritious food. 7.25% meals and visits to 5,000 citizens annually. 20.33% 283113 Catholic Charities of Dallas, Inc. 283149 Warren Center, The www.ccdallas.org 866-233-7500 … Providing financial 280075 Mission Arlington / Mission Metroplex www.thewarrencenter.org 972-490-9055 … Provides assistance, financial coaching, and education to low-income www.missionarlington.org 817-277-6620 … A faith-based therapies and assessments to more than 1,000 children every families to break the cycle of poverty; providing 3 million meals organization which utilizes hundreds of volunteers and a week whose lives are impacted by developmental differences annually to combat hunger. 8.96% multitude of services to assist people with their physical, and delays. 8.49% intellectual, emotional and spiritual needs. 3.25% 289013 Catholic Charities, Diocese of Fort Worth, Inc. www.catholiccharitiesfortworth.org 817-534-0814 … An 280017 North Texas Food Bank enterprising nonprofit with a belief that ending poverty www.ntfb.org 469-818-4416 … Creating a healthy, hunger-free LOCAL UNAFFILIATED is possible through poverty solution programs, research North Texas by providing 105 million meals, SNAP assistance, CHARITIES partnerships, and income generating social enterprises. and nutrition education every year to nearly 900,000 hungry 12.68% North Texans. 4.90% [ charitable group code: 28 ] 283680 Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County 289066 Panther City Feral Cat Coalition 285000 6 Stones Mission Network wwwcaccollincounty.org 972-633-6600 … We provide safety, www.fortworthferals.org 817-907-7655 … Provides humane www.6stones.org 817-868-7400 … Mobilizing the community healing and justice for victims of child abuse or neglect in Collin traps, training, intervention, advocacy, aid and financial to share Hope with the hopeless and transform lives, homes, County including counseling, family advocacy and support and assistance concerning the care of community/feral cats and and our community. 24.91% forensic interviews. 16.41% the fostering of related kittens. 0.00%

284000 A Wish with Wings, Inc. 286015 Christian Community Action 289101 Project 4031 www.awww.org 817-469-9474 … Granting magical wishes www.ccahelps.org 972-221-1224 … Ministers to the poor by www.project4031.org 817-653-8976 … Provides terminally ill for young Texans with life-threatening medical conditions providing comprehensive services that alleviate suffering, bring children, adults, and their families facing end-of-life challenges since 1982. 14.78% hope and change lives. 12.70% with peace and comfort by easing financial burdens and fulfilling last dreams. 22.20% 283668 Academic Bridge Program – UT Dallas 289095 Community Food Bank www.is.utdallas.edu/academic-bridge-program 972-883-2655 www.food-bank.org 817-924-3333 … Providing food, 289086 Ronald McDonald House of Dallas … Supports and retains underrepresented college students education, programs, and resources to families in a dignified, www.rmhdallas.org 214-631-7354 … Keeps families together, from Texas high schools through scholarships, tutoring and personal, and timely manner. We operate both as a food pantry inspires strength and gives love and support to families whose targeted programming; increasing graduation rates for first- and food bank. 1.31% children are receiving essential medical care. 15.22% generation scholars. 1.20% SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 33

289087 Second Chance SPCA 283670 The WARM Place www.secondchancespca.org 972-424-0077 … Rescues, www.thewarmplace.org 817-870-2272 … Offering grief spays/neuters, and cares for animals at risk of euthanasia until support services at no charge for children and their families adopted; donates food, helps find low cost veterinary services; who have experienced the death of a loved one, reaching 1,480 helps educate public. 13.56% individuals annually. 18.64%

283514 Sharing Life Community Outreach, Inc. 283553 Trinity Habitat for Humanity www.sharinglifeoutreach.org 972-279-6200 … Providing www.trinityhabitat.org 817-926-9219 … With the help of client choice food pantry, clothing, financial assistance, GED volunteers and donors, we build quality homes alongside low- prep, and workforce classes for disadvantage individuals income families who purchase their home with an affordable in Mesquite, Southeast Dallas, Rockwall, and Kaufman mortgage. 9.11% counties, 1.78% 289070 United Negro College Fund 289056 SouthFair Community Development Corporation www.uncf.org/dallas 972-234-1007 … Invests in better www.southfaircdc.org 214-421-1363 … Build affordable futures for students, communities and the nation by providing housing for low-to-moderate income families while supporting financial support HBCUs; manage 400 scholarships; serve as these families by providing pre-purchase and post-purchase an advocate for minority education. 22.29% home buyer counseling and workshops. 23.17% 289103 United Way of Hood County 283157 Southwestern Diabetic Foundation, Inc. – Camp www.unitedwayhoodcounty.com 817-579-5100 … Assesses Sweeney community needs and facilitates solutions via partnership www.CampSweeney.org 940-665-2011 … Provides a with organizations providing direct programs and services residential summer camp for children with diabetes, treating (healthcare, food, utility assistance, education, substance and teaching diabetes management to prevent diabetes abuse prevention, etc.). 16.07% complications. 4.62% 283667 United Way of Hunt County 283415 Southwestern Medical Foundation www.unitedwayofhuntcounty.org 903-455-7414 … Helping www.swmedical.org 214-351-6143 … Inspiring progress in all citizens of Hunt County achieve financial stability, improve medicine through the commitment of donors, helping to assure education and promote healthier living through sponsoring the the highest quality of medicine through scientific discoveries, Summer Food Service Program and adult education. 14.79% medical training, and patient care. 4.44% 289000 United Way of Tarrant County 289098 Spay Neuter Network (formerly KCAAP) www.unitedwaytarrant.org 817-258-8000 … Brings together www.spayneuternet.org 972-472-3500 … Provide spaying, individuals, groups, donors and service providers to help neutering, vaccines and microchipping and teach pet safety solve some of the toughest social issues affecting Tarrant and responsible pet ownership in communities where many County. 19.14% shelter animals are born. 11.02% 286014 University of North Texas Foundation, Inc. 280054 SPCA of Texas www.endow.unt.edu 940-565-4555 … UNT’s strategic www.spca.org 214-461-7722 … Caring for vulnerable animals partner in managing endowment assets through investment by rescuing them from cruelty, abuse, and neglect; providing management, and administration of endowments and planned medical and behavioral care to rehabilitate them; and finding gifts to support for the University’s mission. 2.57% them forever homes. 13.79% 289104 University of North Texas Health Science Center 286012 Tarleton State University Foundation, Inc. at Fort Worth www.tarleton.edu/foundation 254-968-9421 … Our mission www.unthsc.edu 817-735-2174 … Through strong values and is to provide financial support for the benefit of Tarleton State extraordinary teamwork, HSC produces leaders in health care University, including scholarships, departmental support, and and the sciences who transform lives and create solutions for other University needs. 9.15% healthier communities. 0.85%

289102 Tarrant County Homeless Coalition 284012 Water From the Rock www.ahomewithhope.org 817-509-3635 … Leads the www.waterfromtherock.biz 817-960-9702 … Provides food community solution to homelessness in greater Tarrant assistance, professional clothing, GED, English language and Parker counties by serving as a catalyst for community acquisition, and computer classes to low and moderate income transformation. 9.09% individuals to help them achieve self-sufficiency. 6.00%

289065 Teens Reaching Teens, Incorporated 289081 Wilkinson Center www.teensreachingteens.org 972-442-6000 … Provides www.thewilkinsoncenter.org 214-821-6380 … Provides quality community based programs and services that motivate pathways out of poverty for North Texans by providing and empower youth to develop and enhance their educational, food, emergency services, adult education, and workforce social, leadership and professional development skills. 0.00% development. We serve 10,000 people yearly. 22.16%

289106 Texas Trees Foundation www.texastrees.org 214-953-1184 … Planting trees to enhance public lands and rights-of-way; educating people to be good stewards of our most important natural resource - trees. 3.56% 34 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of EAST TEXAS

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Lee Shults (Chair) Texas Health & Human Services Commission

Joe Barron Texas Department of Public Safety

Diedre (D.D.) Clark Rusk State Hospital

Becky Raymond Texas Department of Criminal Justice – Region II

Lonelle Taylor University of Texas Health Science Center

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 35 GREATER LONGVIEW 430027 CASA for Kids of East Texas Inc. LOCAL UNAFFILIATED www.casaforkidsofet.org 903-597-7725 … Support abused, UNITED WAY, INC. neglected children, advocating best interests regarding CHARITIES safety, health, education, mental health, general well-being. [ charitable group code: 43 ] Represent child in court as Guardian Ad Litem. 17.27% [ charitable group code: 43 ]

430800 Greater Longview United Way, Inc. 430024 Champions for Children 430907 Grapevine Relief and Community Exchange www.longviewunitedway.org 903-758-0191 … As a community www.championsforchildren.org 903-592-1454 … Provides (GRACE) problem solver, provides services through 37 locally funded wwww.gracegrapevine.org 817-305-4651 … Provides education, mentoring, tools, and support to caregivers, programs, resulting in better education, financial stability and assistance for rent, utilities, transportation, medical diagnosis, teachers, and parents so all children can reach their full health. 16.99% treatment, medications; food pantry, senior food; sheltering, potential. 18.01% housing assistance; children’s programs; senior care; and 430910 American Red Cross – East Texas Chapter 430028 Children’s Advocacy Center of Smith County clothing. 11.92% www.redcross.org/local/texas/north-texas/about-us/locations/ www.cacsmithcounty.org 903-533-1880 … To reduce the east-texas.html 903-581-7981 … A humanitarian organization trauma of child abuse victims through unified effort facilitating 430728 Hospice of East Texas that prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face www.hospiceofeasttexas.org 903-266-3400 … Providing thorough investigations, effective prosecutions and healing of of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and compassionate, comprehensive, coordinated care for persons the children and their families. 22.56% generosity of donors. 9.97% at the end of life and support for those who care for them. 430035 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals 6.86% 430808 East Texas Area Council, Boy Scouts of America www.christustmf.org/cmn 314-540-5615 … Raises money www.etexscouts.org 903-597-7201 … Our mission is to to vital fund programs and equipment for all pediatric service 430751 Nacogdoches Area United Way prepare youth to make ethical and moral choices by instilling www.unitedwaynac.com 936-564-5869 … Partners with departments throughout CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances values of the Scout Oath and Law. 21.10% 17 agencies, matching local resources to needs in our Health System, not otherwise funded. 1.79% community in the areas of Health, Education, and Financial 430802 East Texas Literacy Council 430034 Christian Women’s Job Corps of Tyler, Inc. Stability. 16.82% www.easttexasliteracycouncil.org 903-757-9302 … Provide www.cwjctyler.org 903-592-4693 … Equipping women with FREE individualized instruction in reading, math and writing to job skills and life skills in a Christ-centered environment. 430811 Panola College Foundation adults, out of school youth drop outs and English as a Second www.panola.edu/panola-foundation 903-693-2029 … Shares Employment Readiness training includes computer, resume, Language learners. 9.39% with our community an inspired passion to support Panola interviewing, communication and financial management. College students in achieving success through scholarships 18.01% 430908 Family Promise of Longview, Inc. and program grants. 1.03% www.longviewihn.com 903-234-8343 … Exists to break 430017 East Texas Crisis Center, Inc. the cycle of poverty by sheltering, feeding, case managing www.etcc.org 903-509-2526 … Providing emergency shelter, 430526 Senior Citizens Services of Texarkana, Inc. homeless children and their families to become housed. 903-831-7696 … Providing “Meals on Wheels” and crisis intervention counseling, risk assessment, safety planning, 13.87% congregate meals to residents age 60 and over in Bowie, hospital and legal advocacy to victims of family violence and Cass, Morris, Titus, Franklin, Marion and Camp Counties in sexual assault. 15.28% 430810 Martin House Children’s Advocacy Center, The Texas. 1.26% www.TheMartinHouseCAC.org 903-807-0189 … Facilitating 430706 East Texas Food Bank a child-focused, trauma-informed multidisciplinary team www.easttexasfoodbank.org 903-597-3663 … Fighting hunger 430905 United Negro College Fund approach to child abuse investigation, prosecution, and www.uncf.org 972-234-1007 … Invests in better futures for and feeding hope in East Texas by providing food to more than treatment for more than 700 children each year. 8.61% students, communities and the nation by providing financial 200 hunger relief agencies throughout 26 counties. 4.42% support HBCUs; manage 400 scholarships; serve as an 430805 Northeast Texas Habitat for Humanity, Inc. 430812 Goodwill Industries of East Texas advocate for minority education. 22.29% www.netxhabitat.org 903-236-0900 … Constructing safe, www.goodwilleasttexas.org 903-592-8438 … Provides skills decent homes for sale at cost, repair health/safety hazards training and vocational opportunities for people with barriers 430100 United Way of Angelina County in homes of low-income individuals, elderly persons, persons www.unitedwayofangelinacounty.org 936-632-3203 … to employment. 22.18% with disabilities, military veterans. 23.28% Partners with nonprofit agencies to provide assistance with 430032 Habitat for Humanity of Smith County food, utilities, domestic and sexual assault, education, meals on wheels, hospice, substance abuse, childcare, and job 430807 Women’s Center of East Texas, Inc. www.smithcountyhabitat.org 903-595-6630 … Makes www.wc-et.org 903-295-7846 … Provides safe haven and training. 19.63% homeownership possible for low-income working families and comprehensive support services for victims of domestic and/ also performs critical repair projects for seniors, veterans and or sexual violence, stalking, and human trafficking. 20.71% the disabled. 14.09% 430755 United Way of Rusk County www.facebook.com/Rusk County United Way 903-657-7716 430021 Literacy Council of Tyler … To raise and allocate funds for non-profit agencies that provide health, education and human services for citizens of www.lcotyler.org 903-780-1150 … Improving literacy by UNITED WAY OF SMITH COUNTY all ages within Rusk County. 14.65% providing adult education services including GED preparation, [ charitable group code: 43 ] ESL, Career Pathways programs and workplace training. Enrolling 1,500 annually. 10.50% 430730 UTMB (Good Neighbor Program – East Texas) 430000 United Way of Smith County www.utmb.edu 409-772-5151 … Provides assistance to www.unitedwaysmithcounty.org 903-581-6376 … Community 430702 Meals on Wheels Ministry, Inc. inpatients and outpatients receiving care at UTMB hospitals and any of the 80 clinics in Southeast Texas. 1.20% partner in providing assistance to families, adults, children www.mealsonwheelssetx.org 903-593-7385 … Delivers through funding of 23 agencies. Caring For Our Community nutritious meals, safety checks and other services that by Partnering With You. 18.53% enable senior and disabled citizens to remain in their own 430733 Volunteer Council for Rusk State Hospital www.rshvolunteers.org 903-683-3421 … We receive and homes. 16.32% 430813 Alzheimer’s Alliance of Smith County administer in kind services for the use and benefit of patients www.alzalliance.org 903-509-8323 … Providing life-changing 430012 Salvation Army, Tyler Corps, The with mental illness served by Rusk State Hospital. 0.00% support to persons living with dementia and their caregivers. www.salvationarmytyler.org 903-592-4361 … Provides shelter, 20.47% case management, addiction recovery, food, clothing, and 430756 Volunteer Services Council for Lufkin State disaster relief for the homeless and less fortunate in our Supported Living Center 430001 American Red Cross Serving East Texas area. 14.59% www.vsclufkin.com 936-853-2759 … Supporting the facility www.redcross.org/local/texas/north-teas/locations/east-texas that provides 24-hour residential services to individuals, 903-581-7981 … A humanitarian organization that prevents 430815 Texas Ramp Project ranging in age from children through aging adults who are diagnosed with intellectual disabilities. 22.59% and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by www.texasramps.org 214-558-0339 … Providing free wheel mobilizing the power of volunteers and generosity of donors. ramps, built by all-volunteer crews, for low-income older adults 9.97% and others with disabilities who are referred by medical care providers. 8.64% 430003 Boy Scouts of America, East Texas Area Council www.etexscouts.org 903-597-7201 … To prepare youth to 430025 The Mentoring Alliance make ethical and moral choices by instilling values of the www.thementoringalliance.com 903-593-9211 … Providing Scout Oath and Law. 21.10% quality after-school, day camp, and mentoring programs to families focused on academic support, life readiness, character development, emotional resilience, and strong faith. 11.93% 36 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of EL PASO

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Katherine Vandertulip (Chair) Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center – El Paso

Carmen Calderon Texas Department of Public Safety

Margarita Garcia Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Julie Melendez Texas Department of Family and Protective Services

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 37 LOCAL INDEPENDENT 303030 Center Against Sexual and Family Violence LOCAL UNAFFILIATED (CASFV) CHARITIES OF TEXAS www.casfv.org 915-593-1000 … Confronts and prevents CHARITIES domestic violence and sexual assault in all their forms [ charitable group code: 47 ] [ charitable group code: 30 ] by advocating for safety and justice through intervention, education, and community collaboration. 21.99% 479006 Ronald McDonald House Charities of El Paso Inc. 304040 Crime Stoppers of El Paso, Inc. www.rmhcelp.org 915-542-1522 … We provide temporary 303026 Children’s Grief Center of El Paso www.crimestoppersofelpaso.org 915-512-4055 … Provides lodging to families with seriously ill children from El Paso, West an anonymous platform for citizens to submit crime tips. Tips www.cgcelpaso.org 915-532-6004 … A place of healing and Texas, Southern New Mexico and Mexico. 23.73% that lead to an arrest are eligible for a cash reward. 16.96% hope for grieving children and their surviving parents following a death. 18.17% 479005 La Posada Home Inc. 303077 Junior Achievement of the Desert Southwest, Inc. www.laposadahome.org 915-544-4595 … Shelter established 303054 Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services, Inc. www.jaelpaso.org 915-772-5566 … Providing 7,000+ in 1986 to assist women and their children who are elementary through high school students with education in www.dmrs-ep.org 915-532-3975 … The largest provider experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault or human financial literacy, workforce readiness and entrepreneurship, of free and low-cost immigration related legal services to trafficking. 18.10% to help them succeed in a global economy. 13.69% immigrants and refugees and their families in Far West Texas. 16.70% 304079 La Semilla Food Center 303059 El Paso Diabetes Association www.lasemillafoodcenter.org 575-882-2393 … We empower UNITED WAY OF youth and families to grow and cook good food, create positive www.epdiabetes.org 915-532-6280 … Providing education, change, and foster connections between food, health, and EL PASO COUNTY screening, cooking classes and camp for children with local economies. 11.58% [ charitable group code: 30 ] diabetes. Educate and empower our community to achieve a healthy life throughout there diabetes journey. 19.62% 304085 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El 303000 United Way of El Paso County 303060 El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank Paso www.unitedwayelpaso.org 915-533-2434 … Creating a thriving www.give2tech.com 806-742-1780 … Your gift paves the www.elpasoansfightinghunger.org 915-298-0353 … Because community by connecting families to program resources; way for groundbreaking research, student scholarships, and no one should go hungry! Plays a life-changing and life-saving providing opportunities for volunteerism and civic engagement; improved access to patient services. 1.59% role in providing food to families struggling to meet basic and working with diverse partners. 14.72% needs. 2.27% 303014 Advocacy Center for the Children of El Paso www.advocacycenterep.org 915-545-5400 … We provide 303016 Family Service of El Paso www.familyserviceofelpaso.org 915-781-9900 … Provides sexually abused children forensic interviews, crisis intervention counseling to families and individuals experiencing problems. and long-term counseling. Our goal is to provide healing Relationships, parenting, violence, anxiety and child abuse are services to help victimized children to heal. 11.33% a few of the issues addressed in counseling. 16.12% 304077 American Red Cross Serving West Texas www.redcross.org 915-592-0208 … Humanitarian 303061 Opportunity Center for the Homeless www.homelessopportunitycenter.org 915-577-0069 … organization that prevents and alleviates human suffering in We provide services and housing for the homeless without the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers distinction of race, ethnicity, language spoken, religious and the generosity of donors. 7.84% beliefs; and regardless of mental, or substance abuse 304075 Boys & Girls Clubs of El Paso problems. 6.64% www.bgcelpaso.org 915-532-7410 … Provides afterschool and summer programs for youth who need us most, including 303015 Paso del Norte Children’s Development Center www.pdnchildrens.org 915-544-8484 … Provides children academic support, physical fitness, leadership development, with special needs and their families with comprehensive healthy lifestyles and the arts. 9.95% therapeutic, childcare, recreational and autism-spectrum 303058 CASA of El Paso, Inc. services, parent training, information, and referral and support services. 2.21% www.casaofelpaso.org 915-225-5214 … Recruits and trains individuals from the community to advocate for abused/ neglected children. CASA advocates help these children find 303057 Society of St. Vincent de Paul Diocesan Council safe, permanent and loving homes. 14.88% of El Paso Corp. www.svdelpaso.org 915-892-8079 … Assistance for people 303006 Catholic Counseling Services, Inc. facing eviction, hunger, utilities disconnection and other emergency needs regardless of race, religion, and ethnicity. www.elpasodiocese.org 915-872-8424 … Catholic Counseling 0.87% Services includes individual, couples, and family therapy. Bilingual therapist available. Accepting Medicare, Medicaid, and most health insurances. Fees based on sliding scale. 0.64% 38 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of GALVESTON

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Rebecca Trout Unbehagen (Chair) University of Texas Medical Branch

Mary Bentz Texas A&M University Galveston

Carol Langston Galveston College

Van Patterson, Ed.D Galveston College

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 39 UNITED WAY OF GALVESTON 323500 Galveston ISD Educational Foundation LOCAL UNAFFILIATED www.galvestonedfoundation.org 409-766-5156 … Providing [ charitable group code: 32 ] grants to Galveston Independent School District educators, CHARITIES schools, and students to enrich the educational experience [ charitable group code: 32 ] 321000 United Way of Galveston and prepare students for the future. 14.39% www.uwgalv.org 409-762-4357 … Mobilizes resources to 324500 Communities In Schools of Galveston County strengthen our community, and connects the people who 327075 Galveston Island Meals on Wheels, Inc. www.cisgalvco.org 409-765-5395 … Providing one-on-one NEED help to the people who CAN help. 8.00% www.gimow.org 409-744-2668 … Delivering meals to support to CIS students in Galveston County to improve their homebound individuals in the City of Galveston who cannot school performance in the areas of Academics, Attendance, 322025 Advocacy Center for Children of Galveston adequately prepare their own meals because of illness, and Behavior. 7.29% County physical disability, or age. 11.44% www.galvestoncac.org 409-741-6000 … Coordinates all 327000 Galveston Island Humane Society, Inc. the agencies involved in the investigation, prosecution and 321020 Libbie’s Place Senior Day Program www.galvestonhumane.org 409-740-1919 … Providing a treatment of child victims of abuse and advocates in the child’s www.libbiesplace.org 409-741-2538 … Senior day care more compassionate community by promoting animal welfare, best interest. 7.19% program serving people age 55+ with memory loss and physical protecting unwanted and homeless pets, and strengthening decline receive therapeutic social activities, nutrition, nursing the human-animal bond. 15.86% 321003 Bay Area Council, Boy Scouts of America care and family caregiver support. 12.87% www.bacbsa.org 409-744-5206 … Providing safe, fun, 326000 Ronald McDonald House of Galveston adventurous, educational programs to 6,000 youth teaching 321090 Moody Early Childhood Center www.rmhg.org 409-762-8770 … A home-away-from-home for character, citizenship, fitness and other life skills for males www.moodychildhoodcenter.org/en/ 409-761-6930 … Enrolls the families of children who are seeking medical evaluation and females ages 5-20. 7.83% students 6 weeks-Prekindergarten to align instruction, supports and/or treatment. 11.58% families who need assistance, and harness community 321008 Big Brothers Big Sisters Gulf Coast. resources for the benefit of all Galveston’s youth. 18.10% 326050 Rosenberg Library Association www.mentorsgc.org 409-763-4638 … Provides children www.rosenberg-library.org 409-763-8854 … Offers a wide facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally 321006 NAMI Gulf Coast variety of public library services and a nationally recognized supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for www.namigulfcoast.org 281-585-3100 … Provides education, archives and museum on the history of Galveston and early the better. 19.84% support, and service advocacy, virtually at no charge, to Texas. 15.03% individuals and families affected by mental illness. 15.07% 321119 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston 327050 UTMB (Good Neighbor Program – Galveston) www.bgcgh.org 713-400-2942 … Providing after-school 321016 Resource and Crisis Center of Galveston County www.utmb.edu 512-473-8985 … Provides assistance to and summer programming to inspire and enable all youth www.rccgc.org 409-763-1441 … Provide emergency shelter, inpatients and outpatients receiving care at UTMB Hospitals to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and therapy, legal services, a 24-hour crisis hot line, medical and any of the 88 clinics in Southeast Texas. 1.20% caring citizens. 20.12% accompaniment, crisis intervention, case management, advocacy, psychiatry, and outreach and prevention. 10.61% 323050 CASA of Galveston County 327060 WOMAN, Inc. www.womaninc.us 713-869-9727 … Providing affordable, www.casagalveston.org 409-572-2552 … Provides volunteer 321011 Salvation Army of Galveston County, The livable housing augmented by supportive services for women guardian ad litem services to the family court for best interest www.salvationarmygalvestoncounty.org 409-763-1691 … leaving abusive situations and other related at-risk populations. representation of abused and neglected children who enter Fighting homelessness by providing food, clothing, rent and 16.51% the child protection system. 9.11% utility assistance, emergency shelter, case management, after-school and summer youth programs, disaster relief and 321005 Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of spiritual support. 16.35% Galveston-Houston www.catholiccharities.org 713-526-4611 … Helping more 321010 St. Vincent’s House than 300,000 people each year achieve self-sufficiency and www.stvhope.org 409-763-8521 … Through integrated live with dignity through basic needs, case management, collaboration, we provide medical, dental, mental, and vision housing, education, mental health, and more. 11.69% care, as well as a homelessness prevention program to make an individual self-sufficient. 14.11% 321007 Family Service Center of Galveston County www.fsc-galveston.org 409-762-8636 … Fostering a healthy 321014 Sunshine Center, Inc. Galveston County through counseling, education and www.sunshinecenterinc.org 409-763-5029 … Providing prevention to promote mental health and wellbeing; serving direct services to adults with developmental disabilities and more than 2,000 individuals annually. 3.67% support programs for their families to enhance independence, community responsibility, self-esteem and dignity. Established 323000 Galveston College Foundation 1953. 15.14% www.gc.edu/giving 409-944-1306 … A separate 501(c)(3) organization serving Galveston College and the community; 321015 Teen Health Center, Inc. cultivates funding for scholarship programs and increasing www.teenhealthcenter.org 409-761-3530 … Providing free, access to higher education. 17.03% school-based medical and mental health care to any Galveston resident or student between the ages of 0 and 21. 3.98% 325050 Galveston County Food Bank www.galvestoncountyfoodbank.org 409-945-4232 … Providing easy access to nutritional food for low income residents; serving approximately 24,000 individuals monthly through pantries, mobile food fairs and other charitable organizations. 3.76% 40 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of GREATER WEST TEXAS

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Serena Connolly Texas Health and Human Services Commission

Jennifer Ewing Texas Department of Family Protective Services – Adult Protective Services

Evelyn Hernandez Texas Department of Family Protective Services

Beth Laird Texas Health and Human Services Commission – Community Care Services Eligibility

Danee Nino Texas Department of Family Protective Services

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 41 UNITED WAY OF ABILENE, INC. LOCAL UNAFFILIATED 202120 Open Arms www.openarmscv.org 325-655-2000 … Provides services [ charitable group code: 20 ] CHARITIES and support to victims of sexual violence and to the LGBT+ community. Serves individuals age 12 and older in 11 [ charitable group code: 20 ] 207000 United Way of Abilene, Inc. counties. 22.57% www.unitedwayabilene.org 325-677-1841 … Supports 202157 Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council for the Concho collaborative efforts through community partners to build 208245 San Angelo Clubhouse a stronger community by addressing underlying causes of Valley www.sanangeloclubhouse.com 325-658-7750 … Empowers www.adaccv.org 325-224-3481 … Provides youth and problems and focusing on education, income, and health. adults with diagnosed serious mental illness. Transforming community substance use prevention services as well as 17.24% lives by building community, teaching job skills and supporting detox, residential and outpatient treatment for adult males recovery. 12.17% 207012 Adult Protective Services Partners and females. 6.96% 325-370-0571 … Providing immediate assistance to elderly 202010 United Way of Midland and disabled adult clients of APS for basic needs such as food 202601 ASU Foundation www.uwmidland.org 432-685-7700 … Our mission to improve www.angelo.edu/donate 325-942-2116 … Provide financial and to maintain health and safety. 14.44% the quality of life in Midland County by uniting community assistance to Angelo State University by raising gifts and resources with identified needs. 20.54% 207023 Big Country CASA endowment funds to support the university and its students. 1.01% www.bigcountrycasa.org 325-677-6448 … Recruit, train and 208000 United Way of Odessa supervise volunteers to advocate for best interests of Taylor www.unitedwayodessa.org 432-332-0941 … Funds 22 County children in foster care. We served 417 children in 202140 Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Permian Basin, agencies with 33 social service programs in areas of health, 2019. 20.38% Inc. education and self-sufficiency; services 10 counties and 40 www.bbbspermianbasin.org 432-687-0195 … We provide zip codes. 23.39% 207008 Boys & Girls Club of Abilene, Inc. professionally supported one-to-one mentoring to children 6-18 who can benefit from having a caring adult role model www.abilenebgc.com 325-672-1712 … Afterschool 208155 United Way of the Concho Valley in their lives. 5.52% programing at five locations in Abilene and Clyde. Summer www.liveunitedconchovalley.org 254-290-6684 … By working and Spring camps are available. Programs are holistically collectively and collaboratively with Community Partners, we designed to help kids succeed. 15.09% 207113 Brown County United Way fight for the Health, Education, and Financial Stability for all 325-643-5084 … A community-based fund raising people in the Concho Valley. 23.62% 207009 Cancer Services Network, Inc. organization that supports 18 Partner Agencies to help meet Brown County’s most pressing needs in health, income and www.cancerservicesnetwork.org 325-672-0040 … Providing 202081 West Texas Rehabilitation Center, The – Abilene education. 20.39% financial assistance to cancer patients during treatment for www.WestTexasRehab.org 325-793-3400 … Dedicated to prescriptions, transportation, insurance premiums, nutrition, treating physically disabled and speech and hearing impaired household expenses, medical equipment, supplies; cancer 208002 Concho Valley Community Action Agency to improve the quality of their lives. Treatment provided educational seminars and emotional support. 15.33% www.cvcaa.org 325-653-2411 … We provide a variety of regardless of financial circumstances. 13.59% services, in partnership with community resources, to improve 207011 Day Nursery of Abilene lives and empower people in the Concho Valley area. 0.33% 202114 West Texas Rehabilitation Center, The – San www.daynurseryabilene.org 325-673-1110 … Providing Angelo affordable quality child care in four licensed facilities in Abilene 208300 Galilee Community Development Corporation www.WestTexasRehab.org 325-223-6300 … Dedicated to www.galileecdc.org 325-655-6700 … Providing affordable focusing on developmentally appropriate curriculum and treating physically disabled and speech and hearing impaired housing options through new construction, rentals, remodels learning activities for children birth through 10 years. 13.87% to improve the quality of their lives. Treatment provided and light repairs to low income residents in the Concho regardless of financial circumstances. 13.59% 207024 FaithWorks of Abilene Valley. 3.82% www.faithworksofabilene.org 325-437-2272 … Equips unemployed adults with skills necessary for gainful 209135 House of Faith employment. Thirteen-week career development course. www.hofministries.org 325-486-8637 … Faith-based Computer skills, counseling, mentoring, and character organization targeting at-risk students, delivering a Hope development complete the program. 20.78% message to 1,000 local children, youth through free after- school programs, summer camps, family events. 17.07% 207015 Noah Project, Inc. www.noahproject.org 325-676-7107 … Center of care 206522 Meals for the Elderly providing crisis intervention, shelter, advocacy, primary www.mealsfortheelderly.org 325-655-9200 … Serve the prevention and other assistance for survivors of domestic homebound elderly of San Angelo, Texas and surrounding violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. 10.96% areas one home-delivered meal each weekday. 9.61%

207020 Presbyterian Medical Care Mission 207003 Meals on Wheels Plus, Incorporated www.medicalmission.org 325-672-5601 … Provides access www.mealsonwheelsplus.com 325-672-5050 … Volunteers to primary medical care and prescription medication for low- deliver noon meals each weekday to 1,425 frail seniors and income and uninsured adults. 1.34% disabled adults who are unable to prepare balanced meals in the greater Abilene area. 15.05% 207007 Texas Trails Council, Boy Scouts of America www.texastrailsbsa.com 325-677-2688 … Our mission 208110 MHMR Services for the Concho Valley prepares youth to make ethical and moral choices over their www.mhmrcv.org/autism-behavior-communication-center lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath 325-658-7750 … Work with children diagnosed with autism and Law. 13.41% by using evidence based procedures to teach communication, social skills, and decrease challenging behaviors. 12.17% 42 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of HOUSTON

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Dr. Karl Hearne (Chair) University of Houston

Phillip Barrera Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

Karen Kast Texas Department of Health & Human Services

Twila Williams Texas Alcohol and Beverage Commission

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 43 CHC: CREATING HEALTHIER LOCAL INDEPENDENT 339061 Big Brothers & Big Sisters Gulf Coast www.mentorsgc.oeg 409-763-4638 … Providing children COMMUNITIES CHARITIES OF TEXAS facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationship that change their lives for [ charitable group code: 05 ] [ charitable group code: 47 ] the better. 19.84%

053073 American Heart Association Southwest Affiliate, 473001 Arc of Greater Houston 339071 CASA of Galveston County www.aogh.org 713-957-1600 … Family support, resources, Houston www.casagalveston.org 409-572-2552 … Provides volunteer www.heart.org 832-918-4097 … To be a relentless force for programs for children and adults with intellectual and guardian ad litem services to family court for best interest a world of longer, healthier lives. 23.31% developmental disabilities: respite, camps, support groups, representation child victims of abuse and neglect who enter social and leisure, and employment support services. 22.54% the child protection system. 9.11% 055039 American Lung Association in Houston, TX www.lung.org 800-586-4872 … The leading organization 473042 Christian Community Service Center 339005 Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of working to save lives by improving lung health and preventing www.ccschouston.com 713-961-3993 … Meeting vital needs Galveston-Houston lung disease, through research, education and advocacy. of Houston neighbors in crisis. Area churches united, serving www.catholiccharities.org 713-526-4611 … Helping more 12.20% the poor, hungry and disabled while respecting religious, than 300,000 people each year achieve self-sufficiency and ethnic, and cultural differences. 8.37% live with dignity through basic needs, case management, 053076 Autism Speaks, Texas housing, education, mental health, and more. 11.69% www.autismspeaks.org 888-777-6227 … Promotes solutions 473046 Gracewood throughout the lifespan for the needs of individuals with autism www.gracewood.org 713-988-9757 … Rescuing single 339052 Children’s Center, Inc., The and their families through advocacy and support, increasing mothers and their children across Greater Houston through www.thechildrenscenterinc.org 409-765-4363 … Engaged understanding and acceptance of ASD. 21.83% transitional housing and wraparound services that prevent in changing and saving lives through rescue, nurture and homelessness, poverty and other barriers to success. 7.42% empowerment of children, youth, and families. 17.21% 053077 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation – South Texas Chapter 473015 Houston Hospice 339040 DePelchin Children’s Center www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/chapters/southtexas 713- www.houstonhospice.org 713-467-7423 … 2,361 Patients www.depelchin.org 713-730-2335 … Providing foster care, 572-2232 … Mission is to cure Crohn’s disease and ulcerative with a terminal condition turn to the only nonprofit hospice. adoption and child abuse prevention services, parenting colitis, and to improve the quality of life of children and adults Houston Hospice provides physical, emotional and spiritual skills training and programs that strengthen family bonds and affected by these diseases. 20.29% support for patients & families. 16.39% promote healthy family relationships. 17.23%

053070 JDRF International – Southern Texas Chapter 473002 Houston SPCA 339043 Family Service Center of Galveston County www.jdrf.org 713-334-4400 … Improving lives today and www.houstonspca.org 713-869-SPCA … Rescuing and www.fsc-galveston.org 409-762-8636 … Fostering a healthy tomorrow by accelerating life-changing breakthroughs to cure, rehabilitating 20,000 animals of a vast array of species yearly Galveston County through counseling, education and prevent and treat T1D and its complications. 22.15% in the Houston area while promoting community commitment prevention to promote mental health and wellbeing; serving and kindness to all creatures. 14.50% over 2,000 individuals annually. 3.67% 053067 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society – Texas Gulf Coast Chapter 473052 Northwest Assistance Ministries 339006 Galveston County Food Bank www.namonline.org 281-885-4555 … A nonprofit community- www.lis.org 888-557-7177 … To cure leukemia, lymphoma, www.galvestoncountyfoodbank.org 409-945-4232 … based social service agency that addresses poverty, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of Providing easy access to nutritional food for low income unemployment, health inequity, homelessness, hunger, life of patients and their families. 7.31% residents; serving approximately 24,000 individuals monthly disaster relief and family violence. 18.09% through pantries, mobile food fairs, and other charitable 053082 March of Dimes, Greater Houston organizations. 3.76% www.marchofdimes.org 713-623-2020 … Leading the fight 473033 Sight Into Sound for the health of all moms and babies. Support research, lead www.sightintosound.org 713-622-2767 … For more than 50 339007 InterFaith Caring Ministries years, has served the blind and print impaired community programs, provide education so moms and babies have the www.icmtx.org 281-332-3881 … Providing rent and utilities by offering free radio reading, custom recordings and audio best start. 23.80% financial assistance, and food pantry support, for families, descriptive services. 8.35% seniors and individuals in Clear Creek and Friendswood ISD 053065 National Kidney Foundation Serving Southeast in Galveston County. 8.17% Texas 473062 Writers in the Schools www.kidney.org 212-889-2210 … Lifeline for people affected www.witshouston.org 713-523-3877 … Professional writers 339085 M. I. Lewis Social Service Center engage underserved children and teachers in the power of by kidney disease. Pioneers of scientific research and www.milewisctr.org 281-534-2043 … Provides emergency reading and writing, inspiring stories, poems, and a literary innovation, we focus on the whole patient through the lens of financial assistance for rent, utilities, food, school supplies, culture in Houston. 12.37% kidney health 17.80% Thanksgiving Baskets, food fairs, Senior Food Delivery, referrals to other agencies. 4.91% 053085 SBP www.sbpusa.org 504-277-6831 … A social impact organization UNITED WAY GALVESTON 339009 NAMI Gulf Coast (National Alliance on Mental focused on disaster resilience and recovery, rebuilds homes Illness) damaged by Hurricane Harvey and assists homeowners COUNTY MAINLAND www.namigulfcoast.org 281-585-3100 … Provides education, impacted by the 2021 freeze. 5.86% [ charitable group code: 33 ] support, and service advocacy, virtually, in-person, and at no charge, to individuals and families affected by Mental 053081 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (serving Illness. 15.07% Southern Texas) 339000 United Way Galveston County Mainland www.stjude.org 901-578-6785 … Researches and treats www.uwgcm.org 409-948-4211 … Fights for the Health, Education, and Financial Stability of every person in the 339070 Salvation Army of Galveston County, The childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Families www.salvationarmy.org/galvestoncounty 409-763-1691 … Galveston County mainland communities. 10.21% never billed by St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food. Fights homelessness by providing food, clothing, rent and Discoveries freely shared worldwide. 17.54% 339050 Advocacy Center for Children of Galveston utility assistance, emergency shelter, case management, County after-school and summer youth programs, disaster relief and spiritual support. 16.35% www.galvestoncac.org 409-741-6000 … Coordinates all EARTHSHARE OF TEXAS the agencies involved in the investigation, prosecution and treatment of child victims of abuse and advocates in the child’s 339022 Special Friends [ charitable group code: 03 ] 281-482-3991 … Our goal is to provide recreational, social, best interest. 7.19% and therapeutic programs to the handicapped regardless of 034054 Buffalo Bayou Partnership 339084 American Red Cross – Greater Houston Chapter age, sex, ethnic origin, religious belief, or economic status. www.buffalobayou.org 713-752-0314 … Revitalizing, 9.29% www.redcross.org 713-526-8300 … Prevents and alleviates maintaining and activating Buffalo Bayou, Houston’s most human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing significant natural resource. Coordinates natural and built the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. 9.97% 339057 Sunshine Center, Inc. enhancements and fosters bayou stewardship. 9.48% www.sunshinecenterinc.org 409-763-5029 … Providing 339004 Bay Area Council, Boy Scouts of America direct services to adults with developmental disabilities and 034051 SPARK support programs for their families to enhance independence, www.bacbsa.org 409-744-5206 … Providing safe, fun, www.sparkpark.org 832-393-0911 … Helps public schools community responsibility, self-esteem and dignity. Established adventurous, educational programs to 6,000 youth teaching in the Houston/Harris County areas develop their playgrounds 1953. 15.14% character, citizenship, fitness and other life skills for males & into community parks. 6.09% females ages 5-20. 7.83% 44 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS LOCAL UNAFFILIATED 334018 Houston Humane Society 334028 United Way of Mid & South Jefferson County www.houstonhumane.org 713-433-6421 … Animal shelter www.unitedwaymsjc.org 409-729-4040 … Providing CHARITIES educating on animal welfare and providing pet adoptions, community support through programs that invest in education, humane education, animal crimes investigations, pet food fight poverty, and support a healthier community. We advocate, [ charitable group code: 33 ] pantry, and low-cost wellness clinic. 8.89% volunteer and invest as a community. 9.80%

339068 Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse, Inc. 334019 Houston Symphony 334104 University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center www.avda-tx.org 713-224-9911 … Provides free legal www.houstonsymphony.org 713-224-4240 … Inspires and www.mdanderson.org 512-473-8985 … Supports one of the representation for victims of domestic abuse, battering engages audiences in Greater Houston and beyond through world’s premier comprehensive cancer centers dedicated to intervention and prevention for abusers, trauma counseling exceptional orchestral and non-orchestral performances, the highest quality multidisciplinary patient care, medical and for adults and children, and youth outreach. 6.91% educational programs, and community activities. 17.14% scientific research, cancer education and prevention. 1.20%

337030 Angel Reach 339072 Montgomery County Women’s Center 334183 UTHealth (University of Texas Health Science www.angelreach.org 936-202-8498 … Providing nurturing www.mcwctx.org 936-441-4044 … Provide client-centered, Center at Houston) assistance and guidance to aged out foster youth, homeless trauma-informed 24/7 crisis hotline, advocacy, counseling, www.uth.edu 713-500-3204 … Most comprehensive UT youth between ages 16-24, and families with children CPS shelter, transitional housing, legal aid and community outreach System institution with schools of medicine, dentistry, nursing, placed in their care. 18.27% to victims of domestic and sexual violence. 23.49% public health, biomedical sciences, and informatics dedicated to education, discovery, treatment and prevention. 1.20% 333450 Arms Wide Open Adoption Services 334050 Nutrition & Services for Seniors www.armswide.org 800-460-6298 … Transforming the lives www.seniormeals.org 409-892-4455 … Providing more than 334031 UTMB Good Neighbor Program of children in need of safe and nurturing permanent families 474,694 noon meals along with transportation to seniors www.utmb.edu 409-772-5151 … Provides assistance to through no-fee foster care, adoption, and post permanency and disabled clients. Services are aimed at increasing inpatients and outpatients receiving care at UTMB hospitals support services. 11.20% independence and reducing isolation. 4.84% and any of the 88 clinics in Southeast Texas. 1.20%

333840 Bay Area Turning Point 333420 Santa Maria Hostel, Inc. 334172 Women & Children’s Domestic Violence Shelter www.bayareaturningpoint.com 281-338-7600 … Providing www.santamariahostel.org 713-691-0900 … Provides www.westrengthenfamilies.org 409-833-2668 … Providing advocacy, crisis intervention, outreach & education, and residential/outpatient substance use treatment, detoxification, shelter, food, counseling, case management, and legal and restorative services to victims of domestic violence and/or mental health/trauma services, transitional housing, case family advocacy for victims of domestic violence for 6 Texas sexual assault. 14.71% management, educational/vocational services, life skills, and counties. 8.79% recovery support for women. 7.02% 333080 Bridge Over Troubled Waters, The 339059 YMCA of Greater Houston www.tbotw.org 713-472-0753 … Providing emergency shelter, 339082 Small Steps Nurturing Center www.ymcahouston.org 713-659-5566 … Supports youth, rapid rehousing, permanent housing, 24-hour hotline, non- www.ssnc.org 713-236-0330 … Providing an exemplary early adults, seniors, families, and human-trafficking victims/ residential support, support groups, and advocacy to victims childhood program to instill and foster the social, emotional, refugees through sports/fitness, apartment outreach/food of domestic/sexual violence. 13.43% physical, intellectual, and spiritual growth of economically assistance, and childcare/camp programs that build healthier at-risk children. 19.25% communities. 13.58% 334011 Camp For All www.campforall.org 713-686-5666 … A barrier-free camp 334169 Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of for children and adults with special needs and challenging Galveston-Houston illnesses, impacting nearly 11,000 annually. 21.63% www.svdphouston.org 713-741-8234 … We are a grass-roots, volunteer-based, direct-aid organization providing short-term 334002 Casa de Esperanza de los Ninos, Inc. financial, material, and spiritual support. 4.75% www.casahope.org 713-529-0639 … Providing a safe home and coordinating medical, developmental and psychological 334035 Southeast Texas Food Bank services for at-risk infants and young children and parent www.setxfoodbank.org 409-839-8777 … Distributes support services that transform families. 20.29% wholesome food to low-income or disaster affected residents in eight counties through approximately 100 member agencies 339081 Child Advocates, Inc. to improve public access to adequate nutrition. 3.34% www.childadvocates.org 713-529-1396 … Providing court appointed advocacy for over 2,000 abused and neglected 334163 Texas Center for the Missing children to ensure they have a voice in our community’s www.centerforthemissing.org 713-559-0235 … Houston’s overburdened child welfare system. 18.32% Amber and Silver Alert Provider. Bringing hope and healing to searching families through crisis intervention, prevention, 333849 Chinese Community Center and community education; serving 34,000 annually. 14.35% www.ccchouston.org 713-271-6100 … Providing childcare, youth enrichment, workforce and financial skills training, 334069 United Negro College Fund, Houston senior services, and language education to over 20,000 diverse www.uncf.org/houston 713-942-8623 … Invests in better people in Greater Houston each year. 17.36% futures for students, communities and the nation by providing financial support HBCUs; manage 400 scholarships; serve as 339078 Crisis Assistance Center an advocate for minority education. 22.29% www.cac-mctx.org 936-539-1096 … Provides basic needs assistance and case management services, promoting self 334045 United Way of Beaumont and North Jefferson sufficiency for individuals and families struggling through times County of financial hardship. 17.69% www.uwbmt.org 409-835-4575 … Works to strengthen the lives of individuals and families by funding programs 333180 Fort Bend County Women’s Center, Inc. that focus on the areas of Education, Health and Financial www.fbwc.org 281-344-5750 … Services for survivors of Stability. 12.14% domestic violence and sexual assault and their children, including emergency shelter, 24-hour Crisis Hotline, 334037 United Way of Greater Baytown Area and counseling, advocacy and community education. 12.42% Chambers County www.unitedwayGBACC.org 281-424-5831 … From 334023 Houston Food Bank partnerships and collaborations to develop, promote and www.houstonfoodbank.org 832-369-9315 … Distributes food support solutions designed to meet targeted community and essentials to those in need through a network of 1,500 needs. 11.42% community partners in 18 counties in southeast Texas. 0.89% 333000 United Way of Greater Houston 334192 Houston Habitat for Humanity www.unitedwayhouston.org 713-685-2300 … Engaging caring www.houstonhabitat.org 713-671-9993 … Mission work people to improved lives and build a stronger community; includes new home construction, home repair, construction touching lives of 2 million in Greater Houston area each job training, infrastructure development, neighborhood year. 16.24% revitalization, and community building in Houston. 12.08% S 45

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State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of LAREDO

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Michael E. Gonzalez (Chair) Laredo College Melissa Flores Texas Department of Public Safety Argelia “Kelly” Herrera Texas Department of Public Safety Carmella Ijebor Texas Department of Transportation D. Carolina Ramos Laredo College Melisa R. Rangel Texas A&M International University Rosario Rocha Texas Health Steps-Health Ana L. Rodriguez Texas Workforce Commission Lydia Segovia Texas Department of Transportation Mary Treviño Texas A&M International University

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 47 UNITED WAY OF LAREDO, INC. 340030 Communities In Schools of Laredo, Inc. 340095 Sacred Heart Children’s Home www.cislaredo.org 956-721-2199 … Brings basic needs, 956-723-3343 … Provides a home for children who for some [ charitable group code: 34 ] resources, mentoring academic support, and mental health justified reason cannot stay at their family’s home. 0.00% support into the schools. 22.62% 340010 United Way of Laredo, Inc. 340098 Salvation Army, The www.unitedwaylaredo.org 956-723-9113 … An independent 340045 Kidney Foundation of Laredo, Inc. 956-723-2349 … Provides comprehensive emergency service resource assessing community’s needs and awarding limited www.helpkfol.com 956-791-8100 … Provides client assistance to families and individuals including assistance with food, funding to health and human care service agencies that with transportation to local and out of town evaluations, clothing, shelter, counseling, and aid to victims of natural improve the quality of life for citizens. 6.89% transplants and dialysis. Helps with some medications, disasters. 14.39% nutritional supplements, and hardship emergencies. 13.49% 340018 Bethany House of Laredo, Inc. 340100 Serving Children and Adults in Need, Inc. www.bethanyhouseoflaredo.org 956-722-4521 … We feed 340050 Laredo Crime Stoppers, Inc. www.scan-inc.org 956-724-3177 … Provides substance abuse the hungry, homeless, veterans, elderly, indigent, disabled www.laredocrimestoppers.org 956-724-1876 … Program prevention, intervention and treatment services for children individuals and families on-site. Meals are delivered to homes enables informed citizens to take leadership roles in assisting and adults. It offers temporary residential services for at-risk of elderly and disabled individuals. 12.80% law enforcement agencies by anonymously reporting criminal youth. 17.75% activities, making callers eligible for a cash reward. 22.85% 340022 Boys & Girls Club of Zapata County 340040 South Texas Council, Boy Scouts of America www.bgczapata.com 956-765-3892 … Daily after school 340087 Literacy Volunteers of America – Laredo Affiliate www.southtexasbsa.org 956-791-0154 … To prepare young youth development program emphasizing social, recreational, www.lvalaredo.org 956-724-5207 … Our mission is to reach people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetime by academic enrichment and development for children. adults whose literacy skills need upgrading and to provide instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. 13.69% Empowering them to become caring, productive and trained volunteer tutors who can teach reading and writing responsible citizens. 16.72% skills. 11.23% 340080 South Texas Food Bank www.southtexasfoodbank.org 956-726-3120 … Alleviate 340028 Children’s Advocacy Center of Laredo-Webb 340093 Ruthe B. Cowl Rehabilitation Center hunger in South Texas by providing food assistance to needy County, Inc. www.ruthebcowl.com 956-722-2431 … Comprehensive families, the elderly, and by responding to humanitarian food www.caclaredo.org 956-712-1840 … A child-friendly facility medical prescribed therapy services including physical, emergencies. 5.65% that provides on-site forensic interviews, counseling, medical occupational, speech therapy, social services, pain or social service referrals and education to prevent further management, specialty clinics, social services, case child abuse. 14.46% management, transportation for children and adults. 14.46% 48 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of NORTH TEXAS

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Coby Condrey (Chair) University of North Texas Libraries

Tina Busby Texas Department of Transportation – Wichita Falls Office

Julie Dickerson Texas Department of Transportation – Wichita Falls Office

Jean Keller University of North Texas – College of Education

Luz Mendoza Texas Health and Human Services Commission – Denton State Supported Living Center

Nora Sierra Texas Woman’s University

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 49 LOCAL INDEPENDENT 292023 Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas 295086 Cumberland Presbyterian Children’s Home www.gsnetx.org 972-349-2400 … Builds girls of courage, www.cpch.org/ 940-382-5112 … Offering safety, hope and CHARITIES OF TEXAS confidence, and character who make the world a better healing to youth in foster care and single-parent families place. 14.53% with trauma history through residential care counseling and [ charitable group code: 47 ] supportive services. 19.00% 292061 Health Services of North Texas 473360 Born 2 Be Therapeutic Equestrian Center www.healthntx.org 940-293-6018 … Improving the quality 295020 Fannin County Children’s Center www.born2betec.org 940-595-8200 … Therapeutic equine of life for all North Texans through medical care and support www.fanninccc.org 903-583-4339 … Services include CASA, assisted riding and carriage driving serving individuals services. Quality medical care is provided regardless of ability which trains volunteer advocates for foster children, and with disabilities. Improves sequencing, balance, posture, to pay. 3.93% Children’s Advocacy Center, which facilitates multidisciplinary muscle tone, self-esteem, motor skills, social interaction and approach to investigate, prosecute and treat child abuse. coordination. 17.17% 295018 Hearts For Homes 7.00% www.heartsforhomes.org 940-367-4423 … Provides free 473361 Metroport Meals on Wheels, Inc. home rehabilitation and safety modifications for disadvantaged 296258 Grace Like Rain www.metroportmow.org/ 817-491-1141 … Relieving senior homeowners, affording them a safe, functional home in www.gracelikerainministries.org/ 940-535-5557 … Serves loneliness and hunger by supporting independence for elderly which to age in place. 19.00% families with children in Denton County who are homeless or or disabled individuals through home-delivered meals and facing homelessness—meeting families’ needs and assisting personal visits or community center meals. 16.25% 292018 Salvation Army Denton them in achieving long-term financial and personal stability. www.salvationarmyntx.org/ 214-637-8106 … Provides shelter, 3.13% food, financial assistance and spiritual support to individuals UNITED WAY OF and families struggling with homelessness, poverty, and 295059 Habitat for Humanity of Denton County addiction. 15.79% www.habitatdentoncounty.org/ 940-484-5006 … Dedicated DENTON COUNTY to eliminating sub-standard housing via construction, [ charitable group code: 29 ] 291011 Southwestern Diabetic Foundation, Inc. rehabilitation, preservation, advocacy, and training and access www.campsweeney.org/ 940-665-2011 … Provides a to help families improve their shelter conditions. 13.30% 292000 United Way of Denton County residential summer camp for children with diabetes, treating and teaching diabetes management to prevent diabetes www.unitedwaydenton.org 940-566-5851 … Empowers 295058 Habitat for Humanity of Grayson County complications. 4.62% www.graysonhabitat.org 903-893-0009 … Creates neighbors to invest in one another to help the Denton County opportunities for people to live in well-built, affordable homes Community thrive by identifying needs, implementing ideas, by building or repairing homes in partnership with God’s and improving lives. 3.70% 292067 Special Abilities of North Texas www.specialabilities.net 972-317-1515 … Provide habitation people in need. 8.50% 292051 CASA of Denton County services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Individuals with varying levels of need are accepted www.casadentob.org 940-243-2272 ext. 101 … Train and 291500 Hospice of Wichita Falls and have a nurse on staff. 8.00% www.howf.org 940-691-0982 … A home care program support volunteers who advocate for the best interests of and inpatient center which offers medical, emotional, and children removed from their homes due to abuse and neglect. spiritual support for people with life threatening illness and 16.00% LOCAL UNAFFILIATED their families. 15.33% 292060 Children’s Advocacy Center for North Texas 292065 Interfaith Ministries www.cacnorthtexas.org/ 972-317-2818 … Coordinates the CHARITIES www.ifmdentoon.org 940 565-5479 … Provides short-term investigation and prosecution of criminal child abuse cases [ charitable group code: 29 ] assistance to families facing financial crises including rent, for law enforcement, DFPS, and the District Attorney’s Office utilities, medications, diapers, transportation, and other through a multi-disciplinary team response. 19.93% 291008 Boys & Girls Club of Cooke County emergency needs. Nearly 3,000 served annually. 16.14% www.bgccooke.com 940-665-6527 … Enable all young people 292042 Communities In Schools of North Texas to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible www.cisnt.org 972-538-9926 … Provides research-based 294521 North Dallas Food Pantry citizens. 17.80% www.ntxcfp.org 214-534-3152 … A nonprofit hunger relief case management and after-school services to 5,000 students organization that distributes donated and purchased foods across North Texas, empowering students to stay in school and 291025 CASA of North Texas through a network of more than 200 Partner Agencies in 13 on track for graduation. 17.33% www.casant.org 940-665-2244 ext. 213 … Recruits, trains, counties. 0.00% and provides supervisory support to volunteers who advocate 292009 Denton Christian Preschool, Inc. for the safety and well-being of abused and neglected children www.dentoncps.org 940-383-3332 … Teaches preschool-age 291200 North Texas Area United Way in foster care. 16.00% www.ntauw.org 940-322-8638 ext. 28 … Funds some of the children the skills needed for success in public school through most effective local programs. We work to create lasting change developmentally-appropriate learning activities, physical/ 293003 Children’s Aid Society of West Texas through education, financial stability, and health. 7.40% cognitive evaluations, parenting education and medical www.caswt.org 940-322-3141 … Emergency shelter for youth screenings. 16.13% who have been removed from their homes due to abuse, 295101 North Texas Solutions for Recovery neglect, runaway issues, or are homeless because of family 292013 Denton County Friends of the Family www.sontx.org 940-898-6202 … Provides substance abuse conflict. 13.00% treatment services through residential recovery/transitional www.dcfof.org 940-387-5131 ext. 107 … Provides services, crises interventions, outpatient treatment, counseling, compassionate, comprehensive services to those impacted 296015 Christian Community Action court services, return to monitor housing, family services. by rape, sexual abuse, and domestic violence, while promoting www.ccahelps.org 972-221-1224 … Ministers to the poor by 24.12% community safety, healing, justice and prevention. 14.45% providing comprehensive services that alleviate suffering, bring hope and change lives. 15.80% 292015 Fred Moore Day Nursery School 295110 Our Daily Bread, Inc. www.ourdailybreaddenton.org 940-566-1308 … Providing www.fmdns.org/ 940-387-8214 … Provides low income 298570 Clay County Animal Shelter hot, nutritious meals, hygiene items, and support services six families in our community with comprehensive, affordable www.facebook.com/CCASofTX 940-631-9966 … A no-kill days per week to individuals and families experiencing hunger, and well-balanced care for children ages 6 weeks through shelter providing a home and care for unwanted dogs and cats homelessness and/or economic adversity. 14.63% 8 years. 17.03% in Clay County until we find homes for them. 0.05% 50 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

298569 Patsy’s House Children’s Advocacy Center, Inc. www.patsyshouse.org/ 940-322-8890 … Reduces trauma to child abuse victims and non-offending family members, helps to improve the justice system’s response, unites public agencies and enlist community support. 18.07%

295072 Pediplace www.pediplace.org/ 972-436-7962 … A nonprofit pediatric healthcare practice for children from birth through age 18 who are uninsured or receive Medicaid or CHIP (Children’s Health Insurance Program) benefits. 12.98%

291615 Riding Unlimited www.ridingunlimited.org 940-479-2016 … Provides affordable equine therapy as we strive to turn disabilities into possibilities through the power of the horse. 3.00%

291218 Senior Citizens Services of North Texas www.thekitchenwf.org 940-322-6232 … Provides delicious, nutritious meals to seniors, disabled, homebound, and children in Wichita Falls, as well as complementary services to those in need. 9.69%

296289 Single Parent Advocate www.singleparentadvocate.org 214-534-4460 … Educate, equip, and empower Single Families with resources, assistance, encouragement, and networking so those who need help get help, and those who want to can. 13.54%

295075 Texas Woman’s University Foundation www.twu.edu/advancement/twu-foundation/ 940-898-3870 … Promotes and supports educational programs and services affecting faculty, staff and students at Texas Women’s University. 2.26%

295001 United Way of Grayson County www.unitedwaygrayson.org 903-893-1920 ext. 1 … Ensures that children get a strong start in life, increases access to money management programs, and increases access to quality health care. 0.07%

295071 UNT Feral Cat Rescue Group www.feralcat.unt.edu 940-390-0555 … Provides food, shelter, medical and neutering for stray and feral cats on the UNT Campus; also neuter pets of low-income population. 0.61%

295057 VNA Ann’s Haven www.vnatexas.org/ 800-383-5435 … Provides a continuum of care unmatched in our community offering high-quality care to thousands of elderly, hungry, frail, sick and disabled individuals throughout North Texas. 7.25%

295003 Volunteer Services Council for Denton State Supported Living Center www.vscdenton.org 940-591-3633 … A residential facility for people with developmental, physical and mental disabilities. The Volunteer Services Council is a legal nonprofit organization for the Center. 13.90%

290716 Wichita Falls Area Food Bank www.wfafb.org 940-766-2322 … Provide food for families and children that are food insecure through Good Buy Hunger, PP4K, Kids Café, Mobile Pantries and our 186 partner agencies. 9.00%

291413 Wichita Falls Faith Mission www.faithmissionwf.org 940-723-5663 … Through its shelters, helps those who are struggling with homelessness get the programs and services they need to help them become self- sufficient. 12.22% S 51

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State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of RIO GRANDE VALLEY

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Hope Noble (Chair) Texas Department of Criminal Justice (Retired)

Carmen Amaya (Vice Chair) Texas Department of Public Safety

Gisenia Abad Texas Office of the Attorney General

Carla Lopez University of Texas – Rio Grande Valley

Georgina E. Marr South Texas College

Aurora Morales Texas Department of Transportation

Marina Reyna Texas Health and Human Services Commission – Community Care Eligibility Services

Gustavo Salinas Texas Department of Family and Protective Services

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 53 UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN UNITED WAY OF SOUTH TEXAS 360025 Salvation Army, The www.salvationarmytexas.org/mcallen 956-682-1468 … CAMERON COUNTY [ charitable group code: 36 ] Provides emergency shelter, food, clothing/transportation vouchers, ESL/life skills classes/youth programs, rent [ charitable group code: 36 ] 360000 United Way of South Texas assistance, winter coats, fans, and referrals to Hidalgo County www.unitedwayofsotx.org 956-686-6331 … Assists Hidalgo residents. 11.57% 360200 United Way of Northern Cameron County and Starr County residents with Health and Human Services www.unitedwayincameronwillacy.org 956-423-5954 … by maximizing funds based on priority needs and referring 360006 Serving Children and Adults in Need, Inc. Youth development and character building programs with residents to other available services. 18.76% www.scan-inc.org 956-724-5111 … Provides substance abuse health and human services for abused women, children, prevention, intervention, and outpatient treatment services plus and elderly focusing on basic needs, education, income and 360013 American Red Cross – South Texas Chapter intervention services for children and youth and their families health. 12.16% www.redcross.org 956-564-9437 … A humanitarian and specialized services for women. 19.53% organization which prevents and alleviates human suffering in 360202 Boys & Girls Club of Harlingen the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers 360015 Su Casa De Esperanza www.mybgchkids.org 956-428-4183 … Provide recreational and the generosity of donors. 9.97% www.sucasadeesperanza.org 956-781-0276 … Operates an and academic enhancement programs for children ages 6-18 Early Childhood Development Parenting Program in Pharr in the Greater Harlingen community. 12.49% 360027 Aurora House and Progreso, Texas. Programs include Prenatal Education, www.aurorahouse.org 956-973-9690 … A licensed special Infant Stimulation, Toddler Preschool, Parent Training and 360213 Boys & Girls Club of San Benito care facility for terminally ill patients. No fees are charged to Summer Youth. 17.12% www.bgcsb.org 956-399-6442 … Provide a safe haven, offer patients or families. 19.40% accredited programming, help put kids on path to a great 360017 Women Together Foundation, Inc. future, and make a year round impact on child’s success. 360002 Boys & Girls Club of McAllen www.mujeresunidas.org 956-630-4878 … Provides shelter, 8.15% www.bgcmcallen.net 956-682-5791 … Provides after-school 24-hour crisis hotline, and in-person counseling for victims services that include homework help, sports, arts, coding, of domestic violence and sexual assault. Last year we served 360221 Children’s Advocacy Centers of Cameron and and healthy lifestyles. Outreach is more than 12,000 children. more than 3,000 victims. 17.19% Willacy Counties 10.48% www.caccwc.org 956-250-3689 … Mission is to serve and advocate for child victims of abuse, through education, 360018 Boys & Girls Club of Pharr prevention, intervention, and recovery. 11.34% www.pharrkids.org 956-781-5437 … Offers programs that UNITED WAY OF SOUTHERN save lives daily by instilling positive life lessons in youth and CAMERON COUNTY 360203 Family Crisis Center, Inc. teens including healthy lifestyles, career and educational goals, www.familycrisisctr.org 956-423-9305 … Free, confidential and leadership skills. 13.39% [ charitable group code: 36 ] services for families experiencing domestic and sexual violence; 24-hour hotline; emergency shelter, crisis intervention; 360020 Children’s Advocacy Center of Hidalgo and Starr 360100 United Way of Southern Cameron County advocacy and community awareness through prevention and Counties www.unitedwayrgv.org 956-548-6880 … Fighting for the outreach. 4.92% www.cachidalgo.org 956-287-9754 … Provides abused health, education and financial stability of every person in our children (ages 2-17) forensic interviews, medical evaluations, community. Every dollar contributed in Cameron County stays 360209 Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas family advocacy, trauma-focused counseling and facilitates the in Cameron County. 12.08% www.gsgst.org 956-624-0299 … Girl Scouting builds girls of investigation of child abuse cases. 13.04% courage, confidence and character who make the world a 360101 Bishop Enrique San Pedro Ozanam Center, Inc better place. 17.49% 360003 Community Council of the Rio Grande Valley www.ozanamabrownsvillecenter.org 956-831-6331 … www.ccrgv.org 956-358-5116 … Provides the Community Providing Emergency shelter, Case management, Essential 360230 Loaves & Fishes of the Rio Grande Valley, Inc. with trusted, accurate, and reliable information and resources services, Transitional housing, food pantry, Adult Education www.lfrgv.org 956-423-1014 … Provides Upper Cameron in their community 24 hours a day/ 7 days a week. 18.31% training, transportation and Rapid Re-Housing to 1,500 County with indigent and homeless services, which include: homeless annually. 16.93% homeless shelter and prevention; mass feeding; GED and job 360019 Court Appointed Special Advocates of Hidalgo training. 11.12% County 360131 Boys & Girls Club of Los Fresnos www.casaofhidalgo.com 956-381-0346 … Seeks volunteers to www.boysandgirlsclubsoflosfresnos.com 956-295-8707 … 360207 Rio Grande Council, Boy Scouts of America speak for abused and neglected children in the court system. Enables all young people, especially those who need us most, www.riograndecouncil.org 956-423-0250 … We prepare Advocates are assigned a child, and represent them in the to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible young people to make ethical and moral choices over their courts. 20.85% citizens. 10.07% lifetime. Trustworthy; Loyal; Helpful; Friendly; Courteous; Kind; Obedient; Cheerful; Thrifty; Brave; Clean; Reverent. 8.78% 360016 Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas 360110 Children’s Advocacy Centers of Cameron and www.gsgst.org 956-624-0299 … Builds girls of courage, Willacy Counties 360216 Valley AIDS Council confidence and character who make the world a better www.cameroncountycac.com 956-361-3313 … Provides www.valleyaids.org 956-428-2653 … Providing HIV, STI, and place. 17.49% mental health rehabilitation services, as well as education and hepatitis education and testing, medical care, and supportive awareness material for the community at large regarding child services – to prevent the spread of HIV, and to end HIV stigma 360012 Rio Grande Council, Boy Scouts of America abuse and its prevention. 11.34% and discrimination. 3.29% www.riograndecouncil.og 956-423-0250 … We prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their 360135 Communities In Schools of Cameron County lifetime. Trustworthy; Loyal: Helpful: Friendly: Courteous; Kind; www.ciscameroncounty.org 956-545-4318 … Partners with Obedient; Cheerful; Thrifty; Brave; Clean; Reverent. 8.78% school districts and community resources to assist at-risk students with attendance, academics, behavioral, and basic needs to stay in school and graduate. 16.53% 54 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS 360108 Friendship of Women, Inc. LOCAL UNAFFILIATED 360414 Good Samaritan Center of San Antonio www.fowinc.com 956-544-7412 … 24-hour emergency shelter www.goodsamtx.org 956-266-7512 … Services empower for victims of family violence and sexual assault of children, CHARITIES low-income children and youth with afterschool and summer victim advocacy, crisis intervention, counseling, food, clothing, learning, college and career preparation, and youth case education, transportation, and accompaniment. 1.23% [ charitable group code: 36 ] management. 12.65%

360136 Good Neighbor Settlement House 360405 Access Esperanza Clinics, Inc. 360455 RGSC Citizens Volunteer Council www.accessclinics.org 956-688-3700 … Provides preventive, www.goodneighborsh.org 956-542-2368 … Provides a www.rgsccvc.org 956-364-8255 … Helping to bridge the reproductive, and sexual health care, cancer screening, multi-service center for the homeless and needs families, by gap between necessities provided by the state and quality of contraceptives and family planning to approximately 17,000 providing three meals daily, food pantry, showers, clothing and life items for the patients of Rio Grande State Center. 7.91% patients and 19,000 with education services. 7.56% other services. 11.77% 360436 University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Foundation, 360103 Moody Clinic 360422 Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley The www.catholiccharitiesrgv.org 956-702-4088 … Provides www.MoodyClinic.org 956-542-8504 … Provides speech, www.utrgvfoundation.org 956-665-7940 … Renders assistance to families and individuals facing homelessness, physical and occupational rehabilitative treatment to assistance to UTRGV to increase endowment funding by hunger, violence, counseling, food, disaster / humanitarian children ages birth to twenty one years old diagnosed with connecting all segments of the University to the community relief, shelter, prescriptions, utility and rental assistance. developmental delays, disabilities, and acquired injuries. and corporate world. 14.27% 1.74% 20.27%

360133 Tip of Texas Family Outreach, Inc. 360423 Community for Children, Inc. www.communityforchildren.org 956-345-7954 … We support www.totfo.com 956-541-5566 … Strengthens families and efforts in our community to welcome migrants legally entering prevents child abuse/neglect through supportive services such the country. We provide screening and first-line treatment for as parenting classes, home-based services for teen parents, injury and illness. 0.82% counseling, emergency assistance and referrals. 22.03%

360114 Valley AIDS Council 360403 Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley www.easterseals-rgv.org 956-631-9171 … Through therapy, www.valleyaids.org 956-507-4880 … Provides HIV, PrEP, and early intervention, and inclusive childcare, helps children and Hepatitis education and testing, medical care, and supportive adults reach their highest level of independence where they services to prevent the spread of HIV, and end HIV stigma and learn, live, work, and play. 1.18% discrimination. 3.29%

360454 Valley Initiative for Development and 360401 Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley, Inc. Advancement (VIDA) www.foodbankrgv.com 956-682-8101 … Provides food assistance and nutrition education for up to 64,000 clients www.vidacareers.org 956-903-1990 … Provides a combination weekly in Cameron, Hidalgo and Willacy counties. 1.99% of financial assistance, intensive case management, and career counseling to help economically disadvantaged individuals complete education and training in high-demand occupations. 14.00% S 55

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State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of SAN ANTONIO

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Rick Miller (Chair) Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts – San Antonio Audit Office

Cindi Mendez Adcock UT Health San Antonio – Office of the President

Dolly Garcia Texas Department of Transportation – San Antonio District

Elvira Leal The University of Texas at San Antonio – Office of the President

Miosotis Sabido Texas Department of Criminal Justice – Fabian Dale Dominguez State Jail

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 57 CHC: CREATING HEALTHIER 475004 San Antonio Humane Society 415012 Avance – San Antonio Inc. www.SAhumane.org 210-226-7461 … Our mission is to www.avancesa.org 210-220-1788 … Through education and COMMUNITIES protect and improve the lives of dogs and cats by providing family support services, AVANCE strengthens the family unit shelter, care, adoption, rescue, spay/neuter programs and and promotes school readiness in young children by parents [ charitable group code: 05 ] community education. 10.10% becoming their child’s first teacher. 13.29%

055009 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation – Central Texas 475025 Servicemembers Undertaking Disabled Sports 415013 Battered Women and Children’s Shelter Chapter www.sudsusa.org 210-303-2181 … Our adaptive sports www.fvps.org 210-930-3669 … We provide safe shelter www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/chapters/central-texas- program helps facilitate the mental and physical rehabilitation for adults and their children; counseling, legal advocacy, chapter 646-864-6781 … To cure Crohn’s Disease and process for wounded, injured and ill service members returning education, substance abuse, batterers intervention, community ulcerative colitis, and to improve the quality of life of children from overseas military deployments. 4.15% education, volunteer, transitional housing, and elderly program. and adults affected by these diseases. 21.29% 11.51% 475015 The DoSeum 055010 Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas www.thedoseum.org 210-212-4453 … As a premier 415049 Bexar County Community Health Collaborative www.efcst.org 210-653-5353 … Epilepsy support services educational resource, The DoSeum—San Antonio’s Museum www.healthcollaborative.net 210-481-2573 … A community for Texas residents. Services; epilepsy clinics, medication for Kids, develops innovative thinkers capable of meeting the collaborative that provides one to one whole person assistance, kids camps, retreats, support groups, employment challenges of the 21st century. 19.77% care coordination to at-risk families in Bexar County and training, information and referral, professional and public surrounding communities. 0.00% education. 15.62% 415016 Big Brothers and Sisters of South Texas 055002 NAMI San Antonio UNITED WAY OF SAN ANTONIO www.bigmentor.org 210-225-6322 … Mentoring programs www.nami-sat.org 210-734-3349 … Provides advocacy, free match at-risk youth with caring adult mentors to help them education, support groups, and public awareness so that all AND BEXAR COUNTY develop the assets necessary to become healthy successful individuals and families affected by mental illness can build [ charitable group code: 41 ] adults. 22.16% better lives. 19.59% 415000 United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County 415029 Blessed Sacrament & Incarnate Word Convent 055013 Prevent Blindness Texas, San Antonio www.uwsatx.org 210-352-7000 … Helping and strengthening www.blessedsacramentacademysa.org 210-532-4731 … www.preventblindnesstexas.org 713-526-2559 … Is a our community with partner agencies that focus on ready Ending generational poverty with quality early education and nonprofit, health agency providing eye health screenings children, successful students, strong individuals and families, family support to help San Antonio’s youngest children in need and education, and navigation to eye care resources to help and safety net services. 9.33% to succeed in school and in life. 23.42% eliminate preventable blindness. 13.78% 415040 Alamo Colleges – Student Support Helpline 415019 Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio www.alamo.edu/foundation 210-485-0044 … Helpline www.begreatsa.org 210-436-0686 … Affordable quality out LOCAL INDEPENDENT immediately connects students real-time to meet emergency of school time programs for 7,000 at-risk youth focusing on needs to access food, housing, utilities, transportation, three priority outcomes: academic success, good character CHARITIES OF TEXAS childcare, mental health services, welfare and social service and leadership, and healthy lifestyles. 14.12% resources. 3.28% [ charitable group code: 47 ] 415020 Boysville Inc. 415005 Alpha Home Inc. 470046 Animal Defense League of Texas www.boysvilletexas.org 210-659-1901 … Provides a www.alphahome.org 210-735-3822 … We offer a pathway of continuum of trauma informed services and care for children www.adltexas.org 210-655-1481 … Texas’s oldest no-kill hope and healing through spiritually based drug and alcohol and caregivers affected by abuse, neglect, and family crisis. shelter for abandoned, abused, neglected dogs and cats. We treatment and support. 22.85% 16.32% provide medical care, shelter, love while searching for forever homes. 14.97% 415008 American Heart Association – S.A. Division 415021 Brighton Center www.heart.org 210-810-3100 … Provide training for blood 475030 CASA of Central Texas, Inc. www.BrightonSA.org 210-826-4492 … Equips children and pressure and heart health in adults, provide educational empowers parents through advocacy and family support by www.casacentex.org 830-626-2272 … Advocates for services. 24.15% providing home based therapy and developmental services, abused and neglected children in the courts, schools, and case management, preschool program and parent training. child welfare system by training and supporting community 415009 American Red Cross Serving Greater San Antonio 18.48% volunteers. 13.37% Area Chapter www.redcross.org/sanantonio 210-224-5151 … A 415024 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of San Antonio 475013 Communities In Schools of South Central Texas humanitarian organization that prevents and alleviates human Inc. Inc. suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of www.ccaosa.org 210-222-1294 … Provide holistic services www.cis-sct.org 830-620-4247 … Intensive direct services volunteers and the generosity of donors. 9.97% that ensure individuals and family units have equitable access to at-risk youth including mental health/medical resources, to the necessary resources to achieve a more prosperous and supportive guidance, food, clothing, family support and career/ 415066 Any Baby Can of San Antonio Inc. self-sufficient livelihood. 11.84% college prep. 14.05% www.anybabycansa.org 210-227-0170 … Provide comprehensive services: case management, autism training, 475009 Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio Inc. 415023 Child Advocates San Antonio (C.A.S.A.) and bereavement support to families raising children with www.casa-satx.org 210-225-7070 … Volunteers provide legal www.habitatsa.org 210-223-5203 … Works with families in special needs, and access to prescription medication to all advocacy for abused/neglected children in State protective need willing to empower themselves by selling homes for no ages. 16.95% custody, ensuring children receive necessary services and interest/profit. It’s a hand up, not a hand out! 9.03% placement in safe and permanent homes. 18.06% 415011 Arc of San Antonio, The 475019 Homes for Pets www.arc-sa.org 210-490-4300 … Provides direct care 415026 Children’s Association for Maximum Potential www.homesforpets.org 210-387-7611 … Dedicated to programs and resource, and referral services to more than companion animal rescue and community education. Inc. (CAMP) 1,200 children and adults with intellectual and developmental www.campcamp.org 210-671-5411 … Camping experiences Providing indoor foster homes, necessary veterinary care and disabilities and their families each year. 13.37% for individuals with special needs in a medically safe treatment including vaccinations/spay/neuter until pets are environment, respite services for families, and CEUs for adopted. 10.76% 415034 Ascension DePaul Services healthcare and other professionals. 17.64% www.adssa.org 210-334-2300 … Providing primary medical, 475020 KLRN Endowment Fund Inc. dental and behavioral health care, social services, food, www.klrn.org 210-270-9000 … Created to make possible the 415022 Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas clothing, and utility assistance, wellness, and early childhood www.cbcst.org 210-736-4847 … Providing peer support long-range commitments necessary to improve the efficiency education to strengthen families in need. 17.77% groups, counseling and other therapeutic services for grieving and effectiveness of station operation and local productions. children and parents/caregivers at no cost, following the death 1.82% 415078 Autism Community Network of a loved one. 10.67% www.acn-sa.org 210-435-1000 … Maximize the potential of 475014 Morningside Ministries children with autism by providing early diagnosis for those with www.mmliving.org 210-734-1000 … Provides compassionate 415017 Children’s Hospital of San Antonio limited access, and educating and empowering the community www.christushealth.org/childrens 210-704-2011 … Providing residential care to older adults, enhancing the dignity and to support them. 23.89% care to over 90,000 women and children across South Central quality of their lives, and those of their families and caregivers. Texas in the ambulatory clinic setting, 49,000 in emergency 24.11% departments and 5,000 hospital stays. 9.06% 58 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

415036 Children’s Shelter, The 415045 Greater Randolph Area Services Program 415098 Restore Education www.childrensshelter.org 210-212-2500 … Healing child www.grasp211.org 210-658-6351 … Offers congregate and www.restoreeducation.org 210-432-6123 … Provides at-risk abuse trauma by providing therapeutic residential, foster, homebound meals to 150 seniors, medical transportation and individuals with free, individualized GED preparation, college and mental health care for children while offering prevention financial assistance for rent, utilities and food for 3,000 needy readiness and enrollment support, workforce skills and resources, education, and support for vulnerable families. families in Bexar County. 4.50% connections, and social supports leading to self-sufficiency. 3.33% 7.46% 415032 Guardian House 415095 ChildSafe www.guardianhouse.org 210-733-3349 … Parenting classes, 415063 Rise Recovery www.childsafe-sa.org 210-675-9000 … The only children’s mental health counseling, supervised visits/monitored kids www.RiseRecovery.org 210-227-2634 … Helps teens, young advocacy center in Bexar County providing collaborative exchange so children can build positive relationships with adults and families overcome the effects of drugs and alcohol intervention services to children traumatized by sexual abuse, noncustodial parent during high conflict divorce situations. and partner with the community in education and prevention. severe physical abuse, neglect, or exploitation/trafficking. 22.83% 13.17% 4.70% 415102 Haven for Hope 415092 Roy Maas’ Youth Alternatives Inc. 415027 Christian Assistance Ministry www.havenforhope.org 210-220-2100 … Providing hope and www.rmya.org 210-340-8077 … Provides counseling, drop- www.cam-sa.org 210-223-4099 … Our mission is to share new beginnings for men, women, and children experiencing in, outreach, emergency and residential services to children the love of Christ by providing immediate assistance and homelessness. We offer residential care and comprehensive and young adults at risk of or victimized by abuse, trafficking, encouragement to those in crisis. Everyone is welcome! 4.48% services supporting transition from homelessness to housing. homelessness, or other violence. 10.75% 10.84% 415014 Chrysalis Ministries Inc. 415097 SA Hope Center www.chrysmin.org 210-299-4540 … To equip and empower 415048 Healy-Murphy Center www.sahopecenter.org 210-732-3776 … Providing families individuals and families to overcome the consequences of www.healymurphy.org 210-223-2944 … Accredited, in poverty resources to become sustainable through holistic incarceration. Provide Job readiness training, resume writing, alternative program offering self-paced instruction, parenting, services including case management, parenting, financial interview training to obtain meaningful employment. 17.87% child development classes, counseling, clinic, childcare for literacy, food pantry, health programs, job readiness, and clients seeking their diploma/GED not successful in traditional more. 15.48% 415031 City Year San Antonio school program. 4.98% www.cityyear.org/san-antonio 210-247-4500 … Combines 415007 SA Youth mentoring and school-wide enrichments to give 6,500 San 415004 Lifetime Recovery www.sanantonioyouth.org 210-223-3131 … We provide Antonio students the attention they need to do well in school www.lifetimerecoverytx.org 210-734-6362 … Lifetime’s academic success, healthy lifestyles, and lifelong learning for and beyond. 17.35% programs help over 2,000 people annually; providing underserved urban youth and high school dropouts through counseling and recovery services to individuals abusing effective learning and character development programs. 415075 Clarity Child Guidance Center alcohol and other substances, to achieve and maintain their 17.71% www.claritycgc.org 210-616-0300 … We help children, sobriety. 6.42% adolescents, and families overcome the disabling effects of 415073 Salvation Army San Antonio Metropolitan Area mental illness and improve their ability to function at home, 415060 Madonna Neighborhood Center Command, The school, and the community. 10.39% www.madonnacentersa.org 210-432-2374 … Providing early www.salvationarmysatx.org 210-352-2000 … Transforming childhood education to make sure children are ready to enter lives through case management, safety net services, supportive 415030 Communities In Schools of San Antonio school system, making sure seniors are healthy, independent, housing, veterans, senior adults and youth programming; www.cissa.org 210-520-8440 … Provides school based case and connecting families to resources. 12.45% disaster response and community collaboration restoring management services to surround students with support, dignity without discrimination. 19.85% empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. 14.44% 413015 Martinez Street Women’s Center www.mswomenscenter.org 210-908-0772 … Provides 415099 SAMMinistries 415046 Crosspoint Inc. transformative community health services, youth development www.samm.org 210-340-0302 … Strengthening the San www.cpsatx.org 210-225-0864 … Provides behavioral programs and advocacy opportunities that empower women Antonio community by reducing the rate of homelessness health and residential community transitional services for and girls of color. 20.59% through street outreach, prevention services, transitional citizens experiencing homelessness, criminal justice system housing, permanent housing, and comprehensive support involvement and/or behavioral health issues. 16.51% 415006 Meals on Wheels San Antonio services. 11.21% www.mowsatx.org 210-735-5115 … Provides nutritious home 415035 Ella Austin Community Center delivered meals, companionship, safety checks, home repair, 415001 San Antonio AIDS Foundation www.ellaaustin.org 210-224-2351 … The center provides pet care, and Alzheimer’s care to thousands of seniors across www.sanantonioaids.org 210-225-4715 … Provides care Early Head Start, youth intensive reading, after school and San Antonio and South Texas. 21.85% and social services to people with HIV/AIDS and testing/ summer activities, senior health and wellness, and emergency prevention education to prevent the spread of HIV and promote assistance for families in crisis. 15.50% 415062 Mission Road Ministries awareness. 9.86% www.mrmsat.org 210-334-2404 … Helping intellectual 415100 Endeavors developmental disability clients achieve their potential for 415076 San Antonio Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse www.endeavors.org 210-431-6466 … Provides supportive independence, productivity, inclusion, acceptance, self- www.sacada.org 210-225-4741 … Provides alcohol and drug services, housing, case management, mental health and reliance, self-direction and quality of life. 9.14% abuse prevention, intervention and recovery services for the wellness services, for youth, veterans, women, and survivors community; free resources for children and adults to promote of disasters across Texas and the United States. 10.15% 415081 Northeast Senior Assistance (NESA) drug-free lives. 12.76% www.neseniorassistance.org 210-967-6372 … Providing 415037 Family Service FREE rides for seniors to doctor appointments, grocery 415077 San Antonio Food Bank www.family-service.org 210-299-2400 … Services address stores, errands, vaccinations, socialization, plus handy helper www.safoodbank.org 210-337-3663 … Our mission is social determinants of health through a trauma informed care services; providing more than 6,000 rides per year. 6.15% to fight hunger in Bexar County and fifteen surrounding lens: economic stability, education, health and health care, counties through food distributions, programs, education, and neighborhood supports, social and community engagement. 415064 Presa Community Service Center advocacy. Fighting hunger, feeding hope. 2.59% 8.07% www.presa.org 210-532-5295 … Empowers families to achieve self-sufficiency by providing emergency aid, senior and youth 415079 San Antonio Public Library Foundation 415041 Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas development, transportation services, mental health services, www.saplf.org 210-225-4728 … Strengthens the library www.girlscouts-swtx.org 210-349-2404 … Builds girls of financial literacy and tax preparation services. 7.94% in service to our community while raising awareness and courage, confidence and character who make the world a forming strategic partnerships that benefit the library and its better place. 24.80% 415003 Rape Crisis Center patrons. 15.83% www.rapecrisis.com 210-521-7273 … We provide help, hope, 415042 Good Samaritan Community Services and healing to survivors of sexual violence and their families 415070 Seton Home www.goodsamtx.org 210-434-5531 … Services empower low through crisis intervention, advocacy, and trauma-informed www.setonhomesa.org 210-533-3504 … To provide a safe income individuals and families with childcare, afterschool and counseling services. 5.27% nurturing home, education and support services to transform summer learning, college and career preparation, youth case the lives of pregnant and/or parenting teen moms and their management, adult education, and senior services. 12.65% 415068 Respite Care of San Antonio Inc. children. 15.25% www.respitecaresa.org 210-737-1212 … Protecting, loving, 415043 Goodwill Industries of San Antonio building trust, and nurturing growth of children with special 415071 St. Paul Lutheran Child Development Center www.goodwillsa.org 210-924-8581 … Our mission is helping needs and complex medical conditions while strengthening www.stpaulcdc.org 210-534-8577 … Early childhood to change lives through the power of work. Our purpose is to the families caring for them. 16.95% education and nutrition is provided for infants, toddlers and fight poverty and create opportunity. 13.68% preschoolers with an emphasis on nurturing their social, emotional, physical, cognitive and spiritual development. 5.69% SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 59

415072 St. PJ’s Children’s Home 413052 Friends of Cibolo Wilderness 413180 San Antonio Clubhouse, Inc. www.stpjhome.org 210-533-1203 … To provide a safe, secure www.cibolo.org 830-249-4616 … At our Cibolo Nature Center www.saclubhouse.org 210-798-1619 … Serves people and enriched environment that enables children who were and Herff Farm, we promote conservation of natural resources living with mental illness. Community supports including victims of abuse and neglect to heal from their histories of through education and stewardship using outdoor learning, employment, case management, life skills. Helps individuals trauma. 11.98% research, and community connection. 8.18% avoid hospitalizations, incarceration, and helps them reintegrate into society. 17.30% 415044 Texas Diaper Bank 417000 Guadalupe County United Way www.texasdiaperbank.org 210-731-8118 … Provides diapers, www.guadalupeunitedway.org 830-372-9009 … Provides 414104 San Antonio Education Partnership incontinence products, period supplies, and other healthcare financial support and referral services for health and human www.saedpartnership.org 210-407-4766 … Creating college items to more than 53,000 babies, families and individuals; services agencies serving the citizens of Guadalupe, Bexar opportunities, access, and success for high school students. provides families with practical parenting skills. 13.03% and Comal Counties. 15.91% Our Upgrade program serves adults who have some college and want to complete their degree. 5.72% 415015 ThriveWell Cancer Foundation 413172 Hill Country Daily Bread www.thrivewell.org 210-593-5949 … Provides life-saving www.hillcountrydailybread.com 830-755-5200 … Provides 413195 San Antonio Fire Museum Society, The transportation assistance to cancer patients who would impoverished households with case management, mentoring www.sanantoniofiremuseum.org 210-390-7236 … Develops otherwise be unable to get to and from their treatment and relationships, children’s programs, food, and resources and provides fire safety education programs for visitors other medical appointments. 7.98% to address complex issues and work to break the cycle of including children, youth, adults, and elderly individuals. poverty. 8.34% 0.62% 415090 YMCA of Greater San Antonio www.ymcasatx.org 210-246-9600 … Stands for youth 413049 Hope Hospice 413035 SAY Sí development, healthy living, and social responsibility through www.hopehospice.net 830-625-7525 … Provides counseling www.saysi.org 210-201-4950 … Creating a premiere, inclusive providing state-licensed childcare, character building youth and camps to anyone mourning the loss of a loved one. We are and inspiring educational environment for San Antonio’s development, senior and holistic wellness programs. 11.33% unique in children’s’ grief specialization. 8.88% creative youth; impacting over 3,700 youth annually through tuition-free, award-winning multidisciplinary programs. 5.75% 415091 YWCA San Antonio 413174 JOVEN – Juvenile Outreach and Vocational www.ywcasa.org 210-433-9922 … Providing services to Education Network 413061 South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless empower women and their families to become self-sufficient; www.jovensa.org 210-924-0330 … Creating healthy www.sarahomeless.org 210-876-0720 … Coordinate homeless serving more than 9,000 individuals per year. 0.65% communities, in collaboration with others, where youth and services, collect and analyze data to inform strategic decision their families experience healing, empowerment, and every making, fill gaps in homeless system, prevent and end child has the promise of a brighter tomorrow. 14.00% homelessness in San Antonio/Bexar County. 20.15%

LOCAL UNAFFILIATED 414054 LiftFund 413189 Spina Bifida Texas CHARITIES www.liftfund.com 210-226-3664 … Providing capital, training, www.sbtx.org 210-826-7289 … Serving individuals affected and support to level the financial playing field for minorities, by spina bifida. Programs include support services, referral [ charitable group code: 41 ] women, and veterans who are working to achieve successful services, emergency medical supplies, independence training, small business ownership. 10.21% QOL sponsorships, scholarships, spina bifida education, 413063 Autism Treatment Center prevention awareness. 20.03% www.atcoftexas.org 210-590-2107 … Year-round TEA- 413031 Magik Theatre approved school, 24/7 group homes, and outpatient clinic www.magiktheatre.org 210-227-2751 … Enriches the lives of 413183 Spurs Give offering speech, applied behavior analysis and occupational children through the power of theatre. 24.91% www.spursgive.org 210-643-8507 … With one of our donations therapy for children and adults with autism. 13.86% going back to the community, Spurs Give is addressing access 413050 Make-A-Wish Central & South Texas and equity by supporting education, health and wellness. 413110 Bexar County Family Justice Center Foundation www.cstx.wish.org 512-525-9474 … Grants wishes to more 9.58% www.bcfjc.org 210-631-0100 … Supports a single safe than 300 children with critical illnesses each year. These location for domestic violence victims and their children to wishes help build mental and physical resiliency to fight their 413022 St. Vincent De Paul Society receive free legal and social services from various community illness. 18.95% www.svdpsa.org 210-225-7837 … Reducing poverty and agencies and partners. 2.33% preventing homelessness through intervention, holistic 414032 Meating the Need support, critical food and clothing, rent and utility assistance, 413025 Bluebonnet Children’s Center www.meatingtheneed.org 210-507-1120 … We purchase while promoting education and self-reliance. 2.96% www.bcactx.org 830-426-8848 … Protect and enhance the and deliver high quality meats, fish and basic food staples to quality of life for abused and neglected children in Medina, dining facilities and soup kitchens serving the downtown San 413191 TEAMability, Inc. Real and Uvalde Counties. 5.74% Antonio homeless population. 1.75% www.teamability.org 210-733-9050 … Holistic speech, occupational, and physical therapies for children and adults 413007 Boys & Girls Club of Bandera County 413176 Merced Housing Texas with disabilities; specialized educational, therapeutic activities www.bgcbanderacounty.com 830-796-8109 … Our mission www.mercedhousingtexas.org 210-281-0234 … Provides for persons with multiple disabilities; cortical visual impairment is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those quality, safe affordable housing with supportive services and assessments. 15.92% who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive case management to older adults and families living on low responsible citizens. 11.28% or fixed incomes. 6.84% 413030 Texas A&M San Antonio Foundation www.tamusa.edu 210-784-1119 … Serving the economically 413027 Burned Out Survivors’ Fund 413054 New Beginnings Children’s Home at Canaan Land disadvantaged southside of San Antonio with affordable www.bosfund.org 210-472-1717 … Immediate assistance Ranch undergraduate and graduate degree programs, and academic to provide for the purchase of essential hygiene and health www.nbchildrenshome.org 210-892-2915 … Provides 24- and career support to increase degree attainment. 2.53% necessities, medical supplies, and personal belongings hour residential care, and life skills development for abused, destroyed in a fire incident. 7.91% neglected children (ages 5 to 17) in an environment of love, 414036 Texas Burn Survivor Society, Inc. hope and restoration. 11.09% www.texasburnsurvivors.org 210-824-8499 … Providing care, 413167 CASA of South Texas comfort, and essential services to the critically burned and www.casasouthtx.org 830-569-4696 … Court-appointed 413066 Project QUEST, Inc. their families, and promoting fire safety and burn prevention special advocates for abused and neglected foster children. www.questsa.org 210-630-4690 … Breaking generational education. 12.87% Trained community volunteers who provide essential direct poverty as a workforce intermediary that creates career services. 7.07% pathways for underserved, unemployed, and underemployed. 413057 Texas Public Radio For every 1 invested, 19.32% returns to community. 15.43% www.tpr.org 210-614-8977 … Our mission is to engage, 413046 Children’s Rehabilitation Institute TeletonUSA inspire and inform, to empower our community to make life www.critusa.org 210-257-6260 … Celebrates the dignity of 413125 Reaching Maximum Independence better. 11.48% children with neurological, muscular, and skeletal disabilities. www.rmihomes.org 210-656-6674 … Provides residential and We are an integrated state of the art rehabilitation program day career support to persons with intellectual developmental 416000 United Way of Comal County empowering patients. 18.64% disabilities. Services are provided both at our facilities and in www.uwcomal.org 830-620-7760 … Providing community the community. 7.13% impact for Comal County residents by supporting 31 charitable 414026 Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society, agencies. Changing lives for our children, youth, families in The 413165 SA Cancer Council crisis and the elderly. 11.94% www.chromosome18.org 210-657-4968 … Helps people with www.sacancercouncil.org 210-450-5571 … Provides financial chromosome 18 abnormalities overcome the obstacles they and volunteer resources for cancer research, treatment, face so they can lead healthy and productive lives. 17.73% education, community outreach and patient assistance at the Mays Cancer Center. 8.14% 60 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

413178 University Health System Foundation www.buildingLifelines.com 210-358-9860 … Every dollar supports pediatric/adult trauma and burn victims, heart and transplant patients, diabetes and cancer care, innovative technology; advancing extraordinary and compassionate healthcare. 0.00%

413192 UT Health San Antonio Staff Emergency Fund 210-567-2003 … Provides limited financial assistance for staff members who cannot meet immediate essential expenses due to temporary hardship. 1.20%

413004 UTSA – First Generation and Transfer Center www.secc.utsa.edu 210-458-4009 … Supports students who are first in their families to attend college or transferred to UTSA. 1.20%

413005 UTSA – Fostering Educational Success Center www.secc.utsa.edu 210-458-4009 … Supports students who have a history of foster care with coaching, connections to resources, and fostering a sense of community. 1.20%

413006 UTSA – Roadrunner Pantry www.secc.utsa.edu 210-458-4009 … Offers direct support to students in need by providing nourishing foods and personal care supplies at both the main and downtown campuses. 1.20%

413032 Visitation House Ministries www.visitationhouseministries.org 210-735-6910 … Providing housing, parenting, counseling, education, independent living skills training for homeless single mother families. GED classes for women from the community. Serving 60 individuals annually. 22.70% S 61

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State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of SOUTH PLAINS

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Meredith Imes (Chair) Texas Tech University

Danee’ Nino Texas Department of Family and Protective Services – Adult Protective Services

Megan McCrory Texas Tech University Health Science Center

Christi Felton Texas Tech University System

Tammy Moriearty Texas Department of State Health Services

Donna Bottema Texas Department of Transportation

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 63 LUBBOCK AREA UNITED WAY 353010 Guadalupe Parkway Neighborhood Centers 353019 YWCA of Lubbock www.guadalupe-parkway.org 806-763-3963 … Provide www.ywcalubbock.org 806-776-9733 … Provides child [ charitable group code: 35 ] prevention, intervention, recreation, dance, sports, homework, services and youth programming including teen programs and reading, tutoring and opportunities for youth to experience summer camps along with health, fitness, aquatics, education 353000 Lubbock Area United Way success, positive leadership skills, self-esteem and healthy and community opportunities for all ages. 4.40% www.liveunitedlubbock.org 806-747-2711 … Creating lasting competitions. 9.01% change in our community by identifying and collaborating with community partners to address needs and improve lives. Our 353011 Legal Aid Society of Lubbock Mission: Giving-People-Hope. 17.62% www.lubbocklegalaid.org 806-762-2325 … Provides legal LOCAL UNAFFILIATED assistance in matters of family and elder law to low-income CHARITIES 353001 American Red Cross Serving Texas South Plains clients and victims of domestic violence. Because everyone www.redcross.org/local/texas/north-texas/locations/lubbock deserves justice. 12.52% [ charitable group code: 35 ] 806-765-8534 … A humanitarian organization that prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by 353027 Literacy Lubbock 352075 All Saints Episcopal School of Lubbock mobilizing the power of volunteers and generosity of donors. www.literacylubbock.org 806-775-3636 … Providing free adult www.allsaintsschool.org 806-745-7701 … Provides a 9.97% classes/tutor for GED prep, dyslexia, basic reading, and ESL; classical education for students of all faiths, with emphasis give away over 8,291 free children’s books to local kids 11.89% on academics, fine arts, athletics, spiritual and social 353002 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lubbock development. 9.39% www.bbbslubbock.org 806-763-6131 … Preventive program 353004 Lubbock Boys & Girls Club focused on providing one-to-one mentoring services to children www.lubbockbgc.org 806-792-2880 … Clubs provide 352092 Breedlove Foods facing adversity, in an effort to help youth reach their potential educational and recreational programming for approximately www.breedlove.org 806-741-0404 … Feeding the hungry in life. 13.84% 2,500 children ages six to eighteen. Serve over 100,000 hot locally and around the world, distributing more than 2 billion mails to members annually. 10.92% servings since 1994. Dedicated to developing and producing 353036 CASA of the South Plains nutritional humanitarian food. 6.01% www.casaofthesouthplains.org 806-763-2272 … Recruiting, 353012 Lubbock Children’s Health Clinic training and supporting a diverse community of volunteers www.lubbockchildrenshealthclinic.org 806-749-3800 … 356003 Cancer Services Network who advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected Provide quality comprehensive pediatric health care for www.cancerservicesnetwork.org 325-672-0040 … Provides children in the foster care system. 15.16% Lubbock’s medically underserved children including sick visits, financial assistance to cancer patients during treatment for preventive exams and immunizations regardless of parents prescriptions, transportation, insurance premiums, nutrition, 353006 Catholic Charities ability to pay. 20.21% household expenses, medical equipment, supplies; offers www.cclubbock.org 806-765-8475 … Serving all families on educational seminars and emotional support. 13.22% the South Plains with a variety of services that provide support 353030 Parenting Cottage and empowerment. Youth Counseling,, Immigration, Direct www.parentingcottage.org 806-795-7552 … Founded in 352035 Children’s Home of Lubbock Client Assistance and Resale. 10.51% 1982, serving over 1,000 families annually providing early www.childshome.org 806-762-0481 … Provides residential childhood education, early literacy, parent education, child care, foster care, adoption and associated services, 353028 Children’s Advocacy Center of the South Plains abuse prevention and advocacy for children. 8.52% assessment, counseling, remedial education, therapeutic www.safeplace4kids.org 806-740-0251 … Providing family recreation and social skills development for homeless, advocacy, forensic interviews to children (ages 2-17) and 353017 Salvation Army, The neglected and abused children. 23.47% developmentally-delayed adults who have suffered abuse www.salvationarmytexas.org/lubbock 806-765-9434 … and trauma. 4.76% Providing emergency services throughout the South Plains 352008 Children’s Miracle Network since 1922 for the economically disadvantaged. 16.81% www.umchealthsystem.com 806-775-8250 … Raises funds 353044 Communities In Schools of the South Plains and awareness to provide the finest healthcare through UMC/ www.cissouthplains.org 806-368-8090 … School-based 353045 South Plains Council, Boy Scouts of America TTUHSC. 100 percent of the funds raised locally stay local. dropout prevention program surrounding students with a www.southplainscouncil.org 806-747-2631 … Scouting 10.97% community of support, helping them overcome barriers and provides skills for youth to make ethical and moral choices. stay in school. We empower students to succeed! 6.13% Our region extends east from Muleshoe to Jayton and south 352126 Community Partners of Lubbock from Dimmit to Seminole. 14.91% www.communitypartnerslubbock.org 806-741-3206 … 353007 Early Learning Centers Provides emergency items such as new beds, cribs, clothing www.elclubbock.org 806-765-9981 … Provides quality 353015 Voice of Hope and essential daily needs to children involved with Children’s educational childcare services in five centers. Tuition is www.voiceofhopelubbock.org 806-763-3232 … Offers help, Protective Services through the CPS Rainbow Room. 0.00% income based. Active learning, social development and healthy hope, and healing to all persons impacted by sexual violence nutrition are emphasized. 9.09% through advocacy, awareness, and collaboration in Lubbock 352129 High Point Village, Inc. and surrounding communities 10.32% www.highpointvillage.org 806-698-0015 … Provide and 353008 Family Counseling Services environment where individuals with intellectual disabilities www.fcslubbock.org 806-747-3488 … Provides sliding fee 353020 Volunteer Center of Lubbock can live, learn, work, worship and achieve their full potential, scale counseling and educational services to Lubbock and www.volunteerlubbock.org 806-747-0551 … Inspires a more recognizing abilities and not disabilities. 23.15% the surrounding communities. 11.27% engaged community by helping people find their purpose and act on it. Benefits more than 50,000 people in the South 352037 Hospice of Lubbock 353009 Girl Scouts of the Texas Oklahoma Plains – Plains. 7.62% www.covenanthealth.org/hospice-of-lubbock 806-725-6555 Lubbock … Offers care designed to meet the physical, emotional and www.gs-top.org 806-745-2855 … Builds girls of courage, 353018 Women’s Protective Services of Lubbock spiritual needs of terminally ill adult and pediatric patients and confidence and character, who make the world a better www.wpslubbock.org 806-748-5292 … 226 bed shelter their families throughout the South Plains. 1.08% place. 23.40% provides nearly 42,500 bed nights annually to women and children who seek safety and support from violence in their 356005 Jumpstart Enrichment for Tomorrow’s Students 353046 Goodwill Industries of Northwest Texas own homes. 9.93% www.jets-scurry.com 325-574-8676 … Provide a safe, positive www.goodwillnwtexas.org 806-744-8419 … Empowering learning environment for children of economically deprived people with job barriers to obtain and maintain employment families so that parents/guardians can work or attend school. by providing them with free computer skills training and 11.92% employment development training opportunities. 14.01% 64 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

356007 Kat’s Alley Cats 352015 Ronald McDonald House Charities of the 352033 Volunteer Services Council for Lubbock State 806-680-6867 … Provides trap-neuter-return service, training Southwest Supported Living Center and assistance to reduce the overpopulation of homeless cats, www.rmhcsouthwest.com 806-744-8877 … Provides housing 806-741-3632 … Enriching the lives of individuals served by while providing spay/neuter education and aid to community and support to critically ill children and their families at facilities providing goods, services, and personal attention beyond the residents. 5.91% in the Lubbock and surrounding counties area. 17.65% care and treatment provided by the State of Texas. 17.58%

352108 Lubbock Entertainment and Performing Arts 352128 Salvation Army – Plainview TX Corps, The 352112 Wayland Baptist University Association www.salvationarmytexas.org 806-296-6375 … Provide www.wbu.edu 806-291-3427 … Offering Associate, www.lepaa.org 806-747-3200 … World-class performing arts emergency assistance and basic needs to at-risk individuals Undergraduate, Master and Doctoral degrees in various venue bringing local, statewide, national and international and families including food, clothing, rent and utilities. We also majors, serving a varied population traditionally as well as artists to West Texas; partnership with Ballet Lubbock, Lubbock provide disaster relief. 16.81% online. 9.27% ISD and Texas Tech University. 5.06% 356000 Scurry County United Way 352127 Wee Care Child Center, Inc. 352030 Lubbock Meals on Wheels www.unitedwayscurrycounty.org 325-573-5311 … Community 806-293-8315 … Community-based child care that works to www.lubbockmealsonwheels.org 806-792-7971 … Prepares, fundraising organization supporting nonprofit agencies whose be responsive to the needs of parents and children! Keeping packages and delivers hot, nutritious meals to the homebound, programs are designed to improve health, education and Working Family Working! 24.02% elderly and disabled. Helping people remain at home, well fed quality of life for persons from infancy through elderly. 14.59% and independent. 17.08% 356006 West Texas Children’s Advocacy Center 352010 South Plains Food Bank www.cactx.org/find-a-local-center/west-texas-childrens- 352060 Morris Safe House www.spfb.org 806-763-3003 … Provides food for the area advocacy-center 325-235-1818 … Advocacy for victim’s www.morrissafehouse.org 806-239-0156 … No-kill facility hungry while preserving human dignity and offering self- rights, in cases of child abuse and neglect. 18.53% provides adequate protection, medical care, ID chips for sufficiency opportunities. 9.09% abandoned, neglected, abused dogs until placement through 354010 YMCA of Plainview adoption into a forever home. 11.12% 352040 Texas Boys Ranch www.plainviewymca.org 806-293-8319 … We are for youth www.texasboysranch.org 806-747-3187 … Provide 24-hour development, healthy living and social responsibility. YMCA 352107 Open Door care for neglected, abused and homeless girls and boys emphasizes character development. Financial assistance www.opendoorlbk.org 806-687-6876 … Providing community- through residential care, emergency shelter, foster care and is available. Facilities include pool, gym, fitness and more. based services for people experiencing chronic homelessness adoption programs, including counseling. 18.53% 17.97% and survivors of sex trafficking such as permanent supportive housing, transitional housing, and daily resources. 15.16% 356010 Texas Tech Health Science Center www.give2tech.com 806-742-1780 … Your gift to TTUHSC 354004 Plainview Area United Way paves the way for groundbreaking research developments, www.plainviewareaunitedway.org 806-293-7072 … Going game-changing health care advancements and scholarships. beyond temporary fixes to create change that improves lives. 1.72% We focus on education, stability and health. The building blocks for a better life. 17.30% 352097 Texas Tech University www.give2tech.com 806-742-1780 … Your gift supports 352087 Refuge Services student scholarships at Texas Tech University and makes www.refugeservices.org 806-748-7202 … Combines horses higher education more accessible today and for future with physical and occupational therapy and/or counseling generations of Red Raiders. 1.72% to provide specialized treatment for veterans, at-risk youth, families, disabled children/adults. 0.50% S 65

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State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of TEXAS PINE BELT

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Jeremy Bryant (Chair) Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Billy Hirsch (Vice Chair) Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Charlene Trentham (Treasurer) Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Monica Marks (Secretary) Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Charlie Bell Windham School District

Tammie Mitchell Texas Department of Criminal Justice

Beth Pipkin University of Texas Medical Branch

Ray Scheel Sam Houston State University

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 67 LOCAL UNAFFILIATED CHARITIES [ charitable group code: 46 ]

460272 Boys & Girls Club of Trinity www.bgctrinity.com 936-594-0778 … We provide after-school programs and activities for 150 students. Programs include Education, Health and Life Skills, The Arts, Sports, Fitness and Recreation. 17.24%

460261 Boys & Girls Club of Walker County www.walkercountykids.org 936-291-6054 … Providing after- school programming to inspire and enable all youth, especially those that need us most, to realize their full potential as productive and caring citizens. 10.60%

460231 CASA of Walker, San Jacinto & Trinity Counties www.casaofwalkercounty.org 936-291-2272 … Provides court appointed advocates for all children in custody of CPS. Advocates speak for the child’s best interest in court. 14.10%

460102 Good Shepherd Mission www.thegsmission.org 936-291-8156 … Provides hope and life change through daily hot meals, food bank, clothing, shelter, housewares, travel aid and chemical addiction recovery; based upon teachings of Jesus Christ. 10.62%

460273 Hospitality House www.thehospitalityhouse.org 936-291-6196 … Offers safe shelter and a variety of other services for families traveling long distances to visit a loved one incarcerated in area TDCJ Unit. 13.44%

460274 MRC Creekside www.mrccreekside.org 936-439-4700 … Provides human services to area’s Senior Adults. Services include assisted living, skilled nursing, memory support, and in-patient and out-patient rehab and therapy. 23.85%

460262 Pregnancy Care Center, The www.carecenterhuntsville.com 936-294-0404 … Provides help to men, women and families who believe they may be pregnant, or have a sexually transmitted disease. 8.15%

460106 SAAFE House www.saafehouse.org 936-291-3529 … Provides 24/7 crisis intervention and support services, also safety, shelter and advocacy for family violence and sexual assault victims to allow healing from abuse. 18.22%

460275 Senior Center of Walker County www.seniorcenterwalkercounty.com 936-295-6151 … Providing five meals per week for homebound senior adults, as well as daily meals, transportation, and socialization at the Center for active senior adults. 8.15% 68 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN LOCAL SECTIONS

State Employee Charitable Campaign — serving the campaign area of WACO

LOCAL EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE

Tinicha McKinney (Chair) Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

Tanya Rosas Texas Juvenile Justice Department

Your support of the SECC is voluntary If you feel you are being coerced to donate money at any time during this campaign, please submit a written complaint to: Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711-3528. SLOCAL SECTION 2021 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN 69 CHC: CREATING HEALTHIER LOCAL UNAFFILIATED COMMUNITIES CHARITIES [ charitable group code: 05 ] [ charitable group code: 44 ]

055054 Susan G. Komen Greater Central and East Texas 448031 Care Net Pregnancy Center of Central Texas www.komen.org 512-473-0900 … Our mission is to save www.pregnancycare.org 254-772-8270 … Free services lives by meeting the most critical needs in our communities include pregnancy testing, STD vouchers, limited ultrasounds, and investing in research to prevent and cure breast cancer. confidential peer counseling, life skills, mentorship, parenting 19.61% education, abstinence education, post abortion support and material assistance. 18.68%

448037 CASA of McLennan County www.casaforeverychild.org 254-304-7982 … Recruits, trains and supports volunteers who advocate for the safety and best interest of children in foster care in McLennan County. 13.48%

448039 Community Healthcare of Texas – Providence Hospice www.chot.org 800-625-9328 … Providing compassionate end-of-life care for nearly 4,000 Texans each year and Grief Care for anyone who needs our help living with loss. 18.17%

448035 Family Abuse Center www.familyabusecenter.org 254-772-8999 … Providing safety shelter, crisis hotline, counseling, legal advocacy and case management for domestic violence survivors. 16.35%

448036 Fuzzy Friends Rescue www.fuzzyfriendsrescue.com 254-754-9444 … An animal welfare organization that cares for homeless unwanted animals. Adoption center providing medical care. We never euthanize an animal to make room for another. 9.62%

448018 Gatesville Care Center www.gatesville-center-gatesville.keeq.io 254-865-6736 … Gives food, clothing, household items, school supplies and Christmas toys to the needy in Gatesville and surrounding area. 5.16%

448014 Heart of Texas Goodwill www.hotgoodwill.org 254-753-7337 … Provides services and programs to help individuals secure employment and build the skills they need to succeed in the workforce. 14.92%

448027 Hill Country Community Action Senior Nutrition Program / Meals on Wheels www.hccaa.com 325-372-5167 … Provides senior citizens with congregate and home-delivered meals. A nutritious meal, socialization, and safety/wellness check help seniors remain more healthy and independent. 7.41%

448028 Refuge Corporation, The www.therefugecorporation.org 254-547-6753 … Women with Children Homeless Shelter and Transitional Housing Program. This-and-That Thrift Store, volunteer services, donation pick- up, Men’s Shelter Safe Harbor Program. 2.83%

448033 Salvation Army Waco/McLennan County, The www.salvationarmytexas.org/Waco 254-756-7271 … We provide food, housing and housing assistance, counseling, furnishings and clothing to the needy. We helped approximately 4,600 people in 2018. 12.51% 70 S

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229037 100 Club of Central Texas, The...... 25 210044 Amarillo Wesley Community Center...... 21 285000 6 Stones Mission Network...... 32 020400 America’s Charities...... 15 284000 A Wish with Wings, Inc...... 32 085004 America’s VetDogs – the Veteran’s K-9 Corps, Inc...... 12 085000 ABC – America’s Best Charities...... 12 085175 American Association for Cancer Research...... 12 283668 Academic Bridge Program – UT Dallas...... 32 085504 American Association of Kidney Patients, Inc...... 12 360405 Access Esperanza Clinics, Inc...... 54 055023 American Cancer Society...... 15 229001 Accessible Housing Austin...... 25 055051 American Council of the Blind...... 15 040386 Accion International...... 17 035524 American Farmland Trust...... 16 289083 Achievement Center of Texas...... 32 055061 American Heart Association...... 15 085155 Adoptable Children (North American Council)...... 12 415008 American Heart Association – S.A. Division...... 57 085156 Adoptions by Cradle of Hope...... 12 050703 American Heart Association Southwest Affiliate, Corpus Christi 29 207012 Adult Protective Services Partners...... 41 055040 American Heart Association Southwest Affiliate, Fort Worth.31 322025 Advocacy Center for Children of Galveston County...... 39 053073 American Heart Association Southwest Affiliate, Houston....43 339050 Advocacy Center for Children of Galveston County...... 43 053003 American Heart Association, Southwest Affiliate, Texas, Austin 303014 Advocacy Center for the Children of El Paso...... 37 25 035519 African Wildlife Foundation...... 16 085271 American Indian College Fund...... 12 289091 After-School All-Stars North Texas...... 31 040305 American Jewish World Service...... 17 229043 AGE of Central Texas...... 25 055026 American Kidney Fund...... 15 254000 Aggieland Humane Society...... 23 055028 American Lung Association...... 15 250015 Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach, Inc...... 23 055039 American Lung Association in Houston, TX...... 43 339068 Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse, Inc...... 44 050233 American Lung Association in Texas, Dallas...... 31 471040 AIDS Services of Austin...... 25 020500 American National Red Cross – Central and South Texas 473358 AIDS Services of Dallas...... 31 Region...... 15 085424 Air Force Association...... 12 040371 American Near East Refugee Aid...... 17 415040 Alamo Colleges – Student Support Helpline...... 57 430910 American Red Cross – East Texas Chapter...... 35 202157 Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council for the Concho Valley...... 41 339084 American Red Cross – Greater Houston Chapter...... 43 085059 Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood Cancer...12 280104 American Red Cross – North Texas Region...... 32 040313 Alight...... 17 360013 American Red Cross – South Texas Chapter...... 53 352075 All Saints Episcopal School of Lubbock...... 63 270275 American Red Cross of Coastal Bend...... 29 229004 All Things Wild Rehabilitation...... 25 430001 American Red Cross Serving East Texas...... 35 085329 Allergy and Asthma Network Mothers of Asthmatics Inc...... 12 415009 American Red Cross Serving Greater San Antonio Area Chapter 085403 Alley Cat Rescue...... 12 57 415005 Alpha Home Inc...... 57 210007 American Red Cross Serving Texas Panhandle...... 21 055021 ALS Association, Texas...... 15 353001 American Red Cross Serving Texas South Plains...... 63 430813 Alzheimer’s Alliance of Smith County...... 35 304077 American Red Cross Serving West Texas...... 37 055022 Alzheimer’s Association...... 15 471056 American YouthWorks...... 18 051004 Alzheimer’s Association, Capital of Texas Chapter...... 25 040333 Americares Foundation, Inc...... 17 085330 Alzheimer’s Foundation of America...... 12 085302 Amigos de las Americas...... 12 085194 Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation...... 12 024511 Amnesty International USA...... 15 085113 Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, Fisher Center...... 12 085499 Angel Canines and Wounded Warriors...... 12 215037 Amarillo Angels...... 21 337030 Angel Reach...... 44 215036 Amarillo Area CASA...... 21 470046 Animal Defense League of Texas...... 57 212022 Amarillo Area Foundation...... 21 214002 Another Chance House...... 21 210043 Amarillo College Foundation, The...... 21 085332 Anxiety and Depression Association of America...... 12 215039 Amarillo Habitat for Humanity...... 21 415066 Any Baby Can of San Antonio Inc...... 57 222066 Any Baby Can, Inc...... 25 S 73

085495 Aplastic Anemia & MDS International Foundation...... 12 228384 Ballet Austin...... 26 085001 Apraxia Kids...... 12 085494 Baptist Children’s Home Ministries...... 12 270270 Aransas Pass For Youth...... 29 035581 Bat Conservation International...... 16 473001 Arc of Greater Houston...... 43 415013 Battered Women and Children’s Shelter...... 57 415011 Arc of San Antonio, The...... 57 321003 Bay Area Council, Boy Scouts of America...... 39 470024 Arc of Texas...... 18 339004 Bay Area Council, Boy Scouts of America...... 43 229005 Arc of the Capital Area...... 25 333840 Bay Area Turning Point...... 44 270255 Ark Assessment Center & Emergency Shelter for Youth, The.29 289110 Beacon Hill Preparatory Institute...... 31 280000 Arlington Charities, Inc...... 32 085231 Believe in Tomorrow National Children’s Foundation, Inc....12 085430 Armed Forces Family Survivors Fund...... 12 470066 Bereavement and Grief Camp for Children – Camp Agape...18 229031 Armed Services YMCA Killeen...... 25 340018 Bethany House of Laredo, Inc...... 47 333450 Arms Wide Open Adoption Services...... 44 415049 Bexar County Community Health Collaborative...... 57 229006 Armstrong Community Music School...... 26 413110 Bexar County Family Justice Center Foundation...... 59 286001 Army Scholarship Foundation, Inc...... 32 035523 Beyond Pesticides...... 16 415034 Ascension DePaul Services...... 57 035582 Big Bend Conservancy...... 16 085131 Asian Children’s Rescue & Relief Fund...... 12 339061 Big Brothers & Big Sisters Gulf Coast...... 43 085021 ASPCA: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to 415016 Big Brothers and Sisters of South Texas...... 57 Animals...... 12 321008 Big Brothers Big Sisters Gulf Coast...... 39 580000 Assistance to Domestic Victims of Human Trafficking – 353002 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lubbock...... 63 HHSC...... 15 270266 Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Texas, Inc...... 29 202601 ASU Foundation...... 41 250020 Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Brazos Valley...... 23 035544 Audubon Foundation of Texas...... 16 202140 Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Permian Basin, Inc...... 41 360027 Aurora House...... 53 207023 Big Country CASA...... 41 229010 Austin Achieve Public Schools...... 26 035558 BikeTexas...... 16 229011 Austin Child Guidance Center...... 26 360101 Bishop Enrique San Pedro Ozanam Center, Inc...... 53 228703 Austin Classical Guitar...... 26 286003 Black Academy of Arts and Letters, The...... 32 228203 Austin Clubhouse...... 26 035605 Blackland Prairie Raptor Center...... 16 228065 Austin Community College Foundation...... 26 415029 Blessed Sacrament & Incarnate Word Convent...... 57 228704 Austin Disaster Relief Network, Inc...... 26 055092 Blessings International...... 15 228227 Austin Habitat for Humanity, Inc...... 26 413025 Bluebonnet Children’s Center...... 59 035503 Austin Parks Foundation...... 25 085304 Boone and Crockett Club...... 12 471058 Austin Partners in Education...... 25 473360 Born 2 Be Therapeutic Equestrian Center...... 49 222815 Austin Wildlife Rescue...... 26 035613 Born Free...... 16 471062 Austin Y.M.B.L Sunshine Camps...... 25 210014 Boy Scouts of America, #562, Golden Spread Council...... 21 035600 Austin Youth River Watch...... 25 471064 Boy Scouts of America, Capitol Area Council...... 25 415078 Autism Community Network...... 57 430003 Boy Scouts of America, East Texas Area Council...... 35 085158 Autism Intervention and Treatment Research – Organization for Autism Research...... 12 207008 Boys & Girls Club of Abilene, Inc...... 41 085142 Autism Society of America...... 12 270010 Boys & Girls Club of Alice...... 29 471092 Autism Society of Texas...... 25 413007 Boys & Girls Club of Bandera County...... 59 055029 Autism Speaks...... 15 270011 Boys & Girls Club of Beeville...... 29 053076 Autism Speaks, Texas...... 43 291008 Boys & Girls Club of Cooke County...... 49 413063 Autism Treatment Center...... 59 360202 Boys & Girls Club of Harlingen...... 53 085011 Autoimmune Diseases Association...... 12 270262 Boys & Girls Club of Kingsville...... 29 415012 Avance – San Antonio Inc...... 57 360131 Boys & Girls Club of Los Fresnos...... 53 289071 AVANCE-North Texas, Inc...... 31 360002 Boys & Girls Club of McAllen...... 53 74 S

360018 Boys & Girls Club of Pharr...... 53 085176 Canine Assistants...... 12 360213 Boys & Girls Club of San Benito...... 53 085492 Canine Companions for Independence...... 12 229012 Boys & Girls Club of the Austin Area...... 26 022097 Canine Partners For Life...... 15 250003 Boys & Girls Club of the Brazos Valley...... 23 085104 Canines for Disabled Kids...... 12 270012 Boys & Girls Club of the Coastal Bend...... 29 224060 Capital IDEA...... 26 460272 Boys & Girls Club of Trinity...... 67 448031 Care Net Pregnancy Center of Central Texas...... 69 460261 Boys & Girls Club of Walker County...... 67 024502 Caring for Children Foundation of Texas Inc...... 15 340022 Boys & Girls Club of Zapata County...... 47 228162 Caritas of Austin...... 26 304075 Boys & Girls Clubs of El Paso...... 37 475040 Carry the Load...... 31 283109 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas...... 31 334002 Casa de Esperanza de los Ninos, Inc...... 44 321119 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston...... 39 430027 CASA for Kids of East Texas Inc...... 35 415019 Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio...... 57 475017 CASA of Central Texas Inc...... 25 415020 Boysville Inc...... 57 475030 CASA of Central Texas, Inc...... 57 085358 Brain Injury Association of America...... 12 292051 CASA of Denton County...... 49 250026 Brazos Interfaith Immigration Network...... 23 303058 CASA of El Paso, Inc...... 37 250006 Brazos Valley Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse 323050 CASA of Galveston County...... 39 (BVCASA)...... 23 339071 CASA of Galveston County...... 43 250005 Brazos Valley Food Bank, Inc...... 23 448037 CASA of McLennan County...... 69 250007 Brazos Valley Rehabilitation Center Inc...... 23 291025 CASA of North Texas...... 49 229013 Breakthrough Central Texas...... 26 413167 CASA of South Texas...... 59 085214 Breast Cancer African American, Sisters Network Inc...... 12 289084 CASA of Tarrant County...... 32 022098 Breast Cancer Coalition...... 15 474105 CASA of the Coastal Bend...... 29 055036 Breast Cancer Research Foundation Inc...... 15 353036 CASA of the South Plains...... 63 475036 Breast Cancer Resource Center...... 25 471070 CASA of Travis County...... 25 352092 Breedlove Foods...... 63 460231 CASA of Walker, San Jacinto & Trinity Counties...... 67 283181 Bridge Breast Network, The...... 31 055062 CATCH Global Foundation...... 15 215048 Bridge Children’s Advocacy Center, The...... 21 353006 Catholic Charities...... 63 333080 Bridge Over Troubled Waters, The...... 44 415024 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of San Antonio Inc...... 57 415021 Brighton Center...... 57 471072 Catholic Charities of Central Texas...... 18 207113 Brown County United Way...... 41 283113 Catholic Charities of Dallas, Inc...... 32 474100 Brush Country CASA...... 29 321005 Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.39 255000 Bryan/College Station Habitat for Humanity...... 23 339005 Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.43 085435 Buckner Children and Family Services...... 12 360422 Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley...... 54 034054 Buffalo Bayou Partnership...... 43 210025 Catholic Charities of the Texas Panhandle...... 21 470068 Burke Center for Youth...... 18 289013 Catholic Charities, Diocese of Fort Worth, Inc...... 32 413027 Burned Out Survivors’ Fund...... 59 303006 Catholic Counseling Services, Inc...... 37 283044 Callier Center for Communication Disorders, UT Dallas...... 32 085491 Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc...... 12 334011 Camp For All...... 44 085253 Catholic Relief Services – USCCB...... 12 283112 Camp Summit, Inc...... 32 085018 Catholics For The Poor and Needy Worldwide...... 13 085381 Can Do Multiple Sclerosis...... 12 085439 Catholics United For Life...... 13 085437 Cancer Care Inc...... 12 035592 CEHI (Children’s Environmental Health Institute)...... 16 085213 Cancer Research Fund of the Damon Runyon – Walter 085335 Celiac Central, Beyond Celiac...... 13 Winchell Foundation...... 12 229015 Cenikor Foundation...... 26 356003 Cancer Services Network...... 63 303030 Center Against Sexual and Family Violence (CASFV)...... 37 207009 Cancer Services Network, Inc...... 41 085448 Center for Infectious Disease and Vaccine Research...... 13 471068 Candlelight Ranch...... 25 S 75

035545 Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems...... 16 259000 Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley, The...... 23 229017 Center for Survivors of Torture...... 26 085179 Children’s Organ Transplant Association...... 13 228708 Central Texas Food Bank...... 26 413046 Children’s Rehabilitation Institute TeletonUSA...... 59 471207 Central Texas Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. 415036 Children’s Shelter, The...... 58 25 055037 Children’s Tumor Foundation...... 15 085313 Certified Humane...... 13 212025 Childress Meals on Wheels...... 21 085020 CHADD, Inc. (Children & Adults with Attention Deficit 415095 ChildSafe...... 58 Hyperactivity Disorder)...... 13 333849 Chinese Community Center...... 44 430024 Champions for Children...... 35 415027 Christian Assistance Ministry...... 58 050000 CHC: Creating Healthier Communities...... 15 085028 Christian Care International – Food and Medicine for People in 415023 Child Advocates San Antonio (C.A.S.A.)...... 57 Need...... 13 339081 Child Advocates, Inc...... 44 286015 Christian Community Action...... 32 085196 Child Find of America Inc...... 13 296015 Christian Community Action...... 49 085307 Child Rescue International...... 13 473042 Christian Community Service Center...... 43 289111 ChildCareGroup...... 31 055093 Christian Military Fellowship...... 15 040324 ChildFund International...... 17 430034 Christian Women’s Job Corps of Tyler, Inc...... 35 085198 Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation...... 13 289094 Christo Rey Dallas High School Inc...... 31 470070 Children At Heart Foundation...... 18 414026 Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society, The...... 59 085272 Children of the Night...... 13 415014 Chrysalis Ministries Inc...... 58 292060 Children’s Advocacy Center for North Texas...... 49 040310 Church World Service...... 17 289112 Children’s Advocacy Center for Rockwall County, The...... 31 289092 Circle Ten Council, Boy Scouts of America...... 31 283680 Children’s Advocacy Center of Collin County...... 32 283116 Citizens Development Center – Achieve...... 31 360020 Children’s Advocacy Center of Hidalgo and Starr Counties...53 415031 City Year San Antonio...... 58 340028 Children’s Advocacy Center of Laredo-Webb County, Inc.....47 415075 Clarity Child Guidance Center...... 58 430028 Children’s Advocacy Center of Smith County...... 35 298570 Clay County Animal Shelter...... 49 353028 Children’s Advocacy Center of the South Plains...... 63 035538 Clean Water Fund...... 16 360221 Children’s Advocacy Centers of Cameron and Willacy Counties. 270208 Coastal Bend Food Bank (formerly Food Bank of Corpus 53 Christi)...... 29 360110 Children’s Advocacy Centers of Cameron and Willacy Counties. 270249 Coastal Bend Wellness Foundation...... 29 53 259200 College Station ISD Education Foundation...... 23 470071 Children’s Advocacy Centers of Texas Inc...... 18 085486 Comfort Crew for Military Kids...... 13 293003 Children’s Aid Society of West Texas...... 49 360135 Communities In Schools of Cameron County...... 53 415026 Children’s Association for Maximum Potential Inc. (CAMP).57 222038 Communities In Schools of Central Texas...... 26 415022 Children’s Bereavement Center of South Texas...... 57 324500 Communities In Schools of Galveston County...... 39 055096 Children’s Cause for Cancer Advocacy...... 15 340030 Communities In Schools of Laredo, Inc...... 47 339052 Children’s Center, Inc., The...... 43 292042 Communities In Schools of North Texas...... 49 085510 Children’s Craniofacial Association...... 13 415030 Communities In Schools of San Antonio...... 58 085219 Children’s Defense Fund...... 13 475013 Communities In Schools of South Central Texas Inc...... 57 055059 Children’s Food Fund / World Emergency Relief...... 15 270276 Communities In Schools of the Coastal Bend...... 29 303026 Children’s Grief Center of El Paso...... 37 353044 Communities In Schools of the South Plains...... 63 352035 Children’s Home of Lubbock...... 63 360003 Community Council of the Rio Grande Valley...... 53 415017 Children’s Hospital of San Antonio...... 57 289095 Community Food Bank...... 32 085003 Children’s House at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Inc...... 13 360423 Community for Children, Inc...... 54 085275 Children’s Hunger Fund...... 13 259204 Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley...... 23 289113 Children’s Medical Center Foundation...... 31 280045 Community Healthcare of Texas...... 32 352008 Children’s Miracle Network...... 63 448039 Community Healthcare of Texas – Providence Hospice...... 69 430035 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals...... 35 76 S

352126 Community Partners of Lubbock...... 63 085496 Dream Factory, Inc., The...... 13 085060 Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. (COPS)...... 13 270001 Driscoll Children’s Hospital...... 29 208002 Concho Valley Community Action Agency...... 41 353007 Early Learning Centers...... 63 020504 Conservation Fund, The...... 15 035500 EarthShare of Texas...... 16 035531 Conservation International Foundation...... 17 229052 East Austin Young Life...... 26 040308 Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere (CARE)...17 430808 East Texas Area Council, Boy Scouts of America...... 35 470018 Corpus Christi Hope House Inc...... 18 430017 East Texas Crisis Center, Inc...... 35 270024 Corpus Christi Metro Ministries...... 29 430706 East Texas Food Bank...... 35 085178 Correctional Peace Officers Foundation...... 13 430802 East Texas Literacy Council...... 35 270018 Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse, The – Coastal Bend...... 29 360403 Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley...... 54 360019 Court Appointed Special Advocates of Hidalgo County...... 53 040346 ECHO...... 17 229019 Creative Action...... 26 283246 Education is Freedom Foundation...... 31 304040 Crime Stoppers of El Paso, Inc...... 37 303059 El Paso Diabetes Association...... 37 339078 Crisis Assistance Center...... 44 303060 El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank...... 37 055063 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation...... 16 415035 Ella Austin Community Center...... 58 055009 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation – Central Texas Chapter...... 57 415100 Endeavors...... 58 053077 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation – South Texas Chapter...... 43 035550 Environmental Defense Fund...... 17 050227 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, North Texas Chapter...... 31 085452 EOD Warrior Foundation...... 13 415046 Crosspoint Inc...... 58 055010 Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas...... 57 289096 Crossroads Community Services...... 32 055064 Epilepsy Foundation of Central & South Texas...... 16 295086 Cumberland Presbyterian Children’s Home...... 49 055038 Essilor Vision Foundation...... 16 085031 Cure Alzheimer’s Fund...... 13 229021 EveryChild, Inc...... 26 085170 Curing Cancer Through VHL...... 13 085039 FACES: The National Craniofacial Association...... 13 055032 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation...... 16 215043 Faith City Mission...... 21 289073 Dallas Afterschool...... 31 224064 Faith in Action Georgetown...... 26 289067 Dallas LIFE...... 31 259202 Faith Mission & Help Center, Inc...... 23 207011 Day Nursery of Abilene...... 41 207024 FaithWorks of Abilene...... 41 085365 Deaf Children’s Literacy Project...... 13 448035 Family Abuse Center...... 69 035504 Defenders of Wildlife...... 17 215044 Family Care Foundation...... 21 470072 Dell Children’s Medical Center Foundation of Central Texas.25 289114 Family Compass...... 31 085366 Delta Research and Educational Foundation...... 13 270025 Family Counseling Service...... 29 292009 Denton Christian Preschool, Inc...... 49 353008 Family Counseling Services...... 63 292013 Denton County Friends of the Family...... 49 229022 Family Crisis Center...... 26 339040 DePelchin Children’s Center...... 43 360203 Family Crisis Center, Inc...... 53 085025 Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation...... 13 222818 Family Eldercare, Inc...... 26 024512 Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation...... 15 289115 Family Gateway, Inc...... 31 303054 Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services, Inc...... 37 250017 Family Promise of Bryan-College Station, Inc...... 23 085367 Direct Relief...... 13 430908 Family Promise of Longview, Inc...... 35 085038 Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable Service Trust.13 415037 Family Service...... 58 055090 Doctors Without Borders USA, Inc...... 16 321007 Family Service Center of Galveston County...... 39 229040 Dog Alliance, The...... 26 339043 Family Service Center of Galveston County...... 43 085369 Dogs Deserve Better...... 13 303016 Family Service of El Paso...... 37 085484 Dogs for Better Lives...... 13 210012 Family Support Services of Amarillo...... 21 222817 Down Home Ranch...... 26 295020 Fannin County Children’s Center...... 49 210027 Downtown Women’s Center...... 21 085454 Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry...... 13 S 77

040384 Feed My Starving Children...... 17 270027 Goodwill Industries of South Texas...... 29 024510 Feed the Children...... 15 296258 Grace Like Rain...... 49 085327 Fisher House Foundation Inc...... 13 473046 Gracewood...... 43 055094 Focus On The Family...... 16 430907 Grapevine Relief and Community Exchange (GRACE)...... 35 360401 Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley, Inc...... 54 085256 Graves’ Disease and Thyroid Foundation...... 13 333180 Fort Bend County Women’s Center, Inc...... 44 035603 Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance...... 17 229023 Foster Angels of Central Texas...... 26 430800 Greater Longview United Way, Inc...... 35 470074 Foster’s Home for Children...... 18 415045 Greater Randolph Area Services Program...... 58 024557 Foundation Fighting Blindness, Inc...... 15 229046 GSMYC Children’s Shelter / Youth & Family Services...... 26 292015 Fred Moore Day Nursery School...... 49 417000 Guadalupe County United Way...... 59 413052 Friends of Cibolo Wilderness...... 59 353010 Guadalupe Parkway Neighborhood Centers...... 63 228052 Friends of the Texas Historical Commission...... 26 035601 Guadalupe-Blanco River Trust...... 17 360108 Friendship of Women, Inc...... 54 415032 Guardian House...... 58 228167 Front Steps, Inc...... 26 289100 Guardianship Services, Inc...... 32 540000 Fund for Veterans’ Assistance...... 17 085374 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind Inc...... 13 448036 Fuzzy Friends Rescue...... 69 085290 Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc...... 13 208300 Galilee Community Development Corporation...... 41 085311 Guide Dogs of America...... 13 035599 Galveston Bay Foundation...... 17 470019 Guide Dogs of Texas Inc...... 18 323000 Galveston College Foundation...... 39 040381 Habitat for Humanity International...... 17 325050 Galveston County Food Bank...... 39 295059 Habitat for Humanity of Denton County...... 49 339006 Galveston County Food Bank...... 43 295058 Habitat for Humanity of Grayson County...... 49 323500 Galveston ISD Educational Foundation...... 39 475009 Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio Inc...... 57 327000 Galveston Island Humane Society, Inc...... 39 430032 Habitat for Humanity of Smith County...... 35 327075 Galveston Island Meals on Wheels, Inc...... 39 224038 Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, TX...... 26 085412 Gary Sinise Foundation...... 13 470020 Habitat for Humanity Texas...... 18 448018 Gatesville Care Center...... 69 270210 HALO-Flight, Inc...... 29 289074 Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support...... 31 415102 Haven for Hope...... 58 475038 Girl Scouts of Central Texas, Inc...... 25 228711 Hays County Food Bank...... 26 270026 Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas...... 29 215045 Heal the City Free Clinic...... 21 360209 Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas...... 53 250009 Health For All...... 23 360016 Girl Scouts of Greater South Texas...... 53 292061 Health Services of North Texas...... 49 283130 Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas...... 31 040342 Health Volunteers Overseas...... 17 292023 Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas...... 49 415048 Healy-Murphy Center...... 58 415041 Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas...... 58 448014 Heart of Texas Goodwill...... 69 353009 Girl Scouts of the Texas Oklahoma Plains – Lubbock...... 63 295018 Hearts For Homes...... 49 222820 Girlstart...... 26 040316 Helen Keller International...... 17 040300 Global Impact...... 17 470075 Helping Hand Home for Children...... 18 085416 GO2 Foundation for Lung Cancer...... 13 229026 Helping Hands Ministry of Belton...... 26 360136 Good Neighbor Settlement House...... 54 470042 Helping Restore Ability...... 18 360414 Good Samaritan Center of San Antonio...... 54 085181 Herbal Medicine Institute...... 13 415042 Good Samaritan Community Services...... 58 215046 High Plains Children’s Home and Family Services...... 21 460102 Good Shepherd Mission...... 67 210031 High Plains Food Bank...... 21 430812 Goodwill Industries of East Texas...... 35 352129 High Point Village, Inc...... 63 353046 Goodwill Industries of Northwest Texas...... 63 229048 Hill Country Community Action Association, Inc...... 26 415043 Goodwill Industries of San Antonio...... 58 448027 Hill Country Community Action Senior Nutrition Program / Meals on Wheels...... 69 78 S

413172 Hill Country Daily Bread...... 59 413174 JOVEN – Juvenile Outreach and Vocational Education Network 59 085150 Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities...... 13 289116 Jubilee Park & Community Center...... 31 085035 Hispanic Scholarship Fund...... 13 356005 Jumpstart Enrichment for Tomorrow’s Students...... 63 055095 Home School Legal Defense Association...... 16 303077 Junior Achievement of the Desert Southwest, Inc...... 37 085258 Homes For Our Troops, Inc...... 14 085498 K9s For Warriors...... 14 475019 Homes for Pets...... 57 356007 Kat’s Alley Cats...... 64 224065 Hope Alliance...... 26 035586 Katy Prairie Conservancy...... 17 212026 Hope Choice Pregnancy Centers and Mentoring Programs...21 055066 Kay Yow Cancer Fund...... 16 413049 Hope Hospice...... 59 035612 Keep Texas Beautiful, Inc...... 17 280023 Hope Supply Co...... 32 475032 Kid Net Foundation / Jonathan’s Place...... 31 085497 HOPE worldwide...... 14 085182 Kidney Cancer Association...... 14 471019 Hospice Austin...... 25 340045 Kidney Foundation of Laredo, Inc...... 47 256000 Hospice Brazos Valley, Inc...... 23 475020 KLRN Endowment Fund Inc...... 57 085046 Hospice Foundation of America...... 14 479005 La Posada Home Inc...... 37 430728 Hospice of East Texas...... 35 304079 La Semilla Food Center...... 37 352037 Hospice of Lubbock...... 63 340050 Laredo Crime Stoppers, Inc...... 47 291500 Hospice of Wichita Falls...... 49 283143 Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas...... 31 460273 Hospitality House...... 67 353011 Legal Aid Society of Lubbock...... 63 209135 House of Faith...... 41 053067 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society – Texas Gulf Coast Chapter.43 334023 Houston Food Bank...... 44 050016 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, South Central Texas Chapter. 334192 Houston Habitat for Humanity...... 44 16 473015 Houston Hospice...... 43 053010 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, South Central Texas Chapter, 334018 Houston Humane Society...... 44 Austin...... 25 473002 Houston SPCA...... 43 055067 Leukemia Research Foundation Inc...... 16 334019 Houston Symphony...... 44 321020 Libbie’s Place Senior Day Program...... 39 022096 Humane Society International...... 15 415004 Lifetime Recovery...... 58 471009 Humane Society of Austin & Travis County...... 25 414054 LiftFund...... 59 288516 Humane Society of North Texas...... 32 289062 Lighthouse for the Blind of Fort Worth...... 32 055065 Huntington’s Disease Society of America, Inc...... 16 430021 Literacy Council of Tyler...... 35 210032 Hutchinson County United Way...... 21 353027 Literacy Lubbock...... 63 283520 Institute for Black Charities...... 32 340087 Literacy Volunteers of America – Laredo Affiliate...... 47 085235 Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma...... 14 360230 Loaves & Fishes of the Rio Grande Valley, Inc...... 53 339007 InterFaith Caring Ministries...... 43 470000 Local Independent Charities of Texas...... 18 292065 Interfaith Ministries...... 49 228200 Lone Star Circle of Care...... 26 040348 International Orthodox Christian Charities...... 17 353000 Lubbock Area United Way...... 63 040351 International Relief Teams...... 17 353004 Lubbock Boys & Girls Club...... 63 040319 International Rescue Committee, Inc...... 18 353012 Lubbock Children’s Health Clinic...... 63 283239 Irving Cares...... 31 352108 Lubbock Entertainment and Performing Arts Association....64 040385 Islamic Relief USA...... 18 352030 Lubbock Meals on Wheels...... 64 055060 It’s Time Texas...... 16 283022 Lumin Education...... 31 210016 Jan Werner Adult Day Care Center...... 21 085417 Lutheran World Relief...... 14 050015 JDRF International...... 16 085341 Lymphoma Foundation of America...... 14 050115 JDRF International – Northern Texas Chapter...... 31 339085 M. I. Lewis Social Service Center...... 43 053070 JDRF International – Southern Texas Chapter...... 43 415060 Madonna Neighborhood Center...... 58 283171 Jewish Family Services of Dallas, Inc...... 31 413031 Magik Theatre...... 59 S 79

413050 Make-A-Wish Central & South Texas...... 59 085346 Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation...... 14 228228 Manos de Cristo...... 26 460274 MRC Creekside...... 67 040376 MAP International...... 18 430751 Nacogdoches Area United Way...... 35 053082 March of Dimes, Greater Houston...... 43 224062 NAMI Central Texas...... 26 085343 Marine Corps – Law Enforcement Foundation...... 14 321006 NAMI Gulf Coast...... 39 283522 Marriage Management Consultants...... 32 339009 NAMI Gulf Coast (National Alliance on Mental Illness)...... 43 214001 Martha’s Home...... 21 055002 NAMI San Antonio...... 57 430810 Martin House Children’s Advocacy Center, The...... 35 052113 NAMI Texas...... 16 413015 Martinez Street Women’s Center...... 58 085014 National CASA/GAL Association for Children...... 14 270030 Mary McLeod Bethune Day Nursery...... 29 085108 National Center for Missing and Exploited Children...... 14 085345 Matthew 25: Ministries Inc...... 14 024556 National Down Syndrome Society...... 15 210017 Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo...... 21 020513 National Fallen Firefighters Foundation...... 15 206522 Meals for the Elderly...... 41 050231 National Kidney Foundation...... 16 228230 Meals on Wheels Central Texas...... 26 050229 National Kidney Foundation Serving North Texas/West Texas.31 229049 Meals on Wheels Central Texas In-Home Care...... 26 053065 National Kidney Foundation Serving Southeast Texas...... 43 280225 Meals on Wheels Collin County...... 31 035589 National Parks Conservation Association...... 17 430702 Meals on Wheels Ministry, Inc...... 35 050054 National Psoriasis Foundation...... 16 207003 Meals on Wheels Plus, Incorporated...... 41 035522 National Wildlife Federation, South Central Regional Center.17 415006 Meals on Wheels San Antonio...... 58 035512 Natural Resources Defense Council...... 17 289055 Meals on Wheels, Inc. of Tarrant County...... 32 085500 Navy SEAL Foundation Inc...... 14 414032 Meating the Need...... 59 085068 NEADS Inc...... 14 024558 Melanoma Research Alliance Foundation...... 15 473352 Network of Community Ministries...... 31 413176 Merced Housing Texas...... 59 413054 New Beginnings Children’s Home at Canaan Land Ranch....59 040365 Mercy Corps...... 18 283139 Nexus Recovery Center...... 32 055057 Mercy Ships...... 16 053012 NKF Serving South and Central Texas...... 25 470077 Methodist Children’s Home...... 18 207015 Noah Project, Inc...... 41 289076 Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance...... 31 250016 North Bryan Community Center...... 23 283146 Metrocrest Services, Inc...... 32 294521 North Dallas Food Pantry...... 49 473361 Metroport Meals on Wheels, Inc...... 49 291200 North Texas Area United Way...... 49 085380 Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund.....14 280017 North Texas Food Bank...... 32 250010 MHMR Authority of Brazos Valley...... 23 295101 North Texas Solutions for Recovery...... 49 208110 MHMR Services for the Concho Valley...... 41 415081 Northeast Senior Assistance (NESA)...... 58 289117 Miles of Freedom...... 32 430805 Northeast Texas Habitat for Humanity, Inc...... 35 472001 Miracle Farm, Inc...... 23 473052 Northwest Assistance Ministries...... 43 280075 Mission Arlington / Mission Metroplex...... 32 334050 Nutrition & Services for Seniors...... 44 055068 Mission Aviation Fellowship...... 16 270278 O.A.T.H. Program, The...... 29 270258 Mission of Mercy, Inc...... 29 250027 OnRamp, Inc...... 23 415062 Mission Road Ministries...... 58 202120 Open Arms...... 41 471084 Mobile Loaves & Fishes Inc...... 25 352107 Open Door...... 64 339072 Montgomery County Women’s Center...... 44 222037 Open Door Preschools...... 27 360103 Moody Clinic...... 54 473059 Operation Comfort...... 18 321090 Moody Early Childhood Center...... 39 085382 Operation Compassion...... 14 475014 Morningside Ministries...... 57 085055 Operation Homefront...... 14 352060 Morris Safe House...... 64 229053 Opportunities for Williamson and Burnet Counties...... 27 470078 Mothers’ Milk Bank at Austin...... 18 303061 Opportunity Center for the Homeless...... 37 80 S

212136 Opportunity School...... 21 250028 REACH Project...... 23 295110 Our Daily Bread, Inc...... 49 413125 Reaching Maximum Independence...... 59 040373 Pan American Development Foundation...... 18 024560 Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF)...... 15 052114 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network...... 16 222825 RED Arena...... 27 215047 Panhandle AIDS Support Organization...... 21 448028 Refuge Corporation, The...... 69 430811 Panola College Foundation...... 35 352087 Refuge Services...... 64 289066 Panther City Feral Cat Coalition...... 32 228719 Refugee Services of Texas...... 27 353030 Parenting Cottage...... 63 321016 Resource and Crisis Center of Galveston County...... 39 085383 Parkinson’s Research – The Michael J. Fox Foundation for 415068 Respite Care of San Antonio Inc...... 58 Parkinson’s Research...... 14 085328 Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation Inc...... 14 303015 Paso del Norte Children’s Development Center...... 37 415098 Restore Education...... 58 085508 Patriot Paws Service Dogs...... 14 360455 RGSC Citizens Volunteer Council...... 54 298569 Patsy’s House Children’s Advocacy Center, Inc...... 50 291615 Riding Unlimited...... 50 085421 Paws with a Cause...... 14 360207 Rio Grande Council, Boy Scouts of America...... 53 085468 paws4vets...... 14 360012 Rio Grande Council, Boy Scouts of America...... 53 295072 Pediplace...... 50 040383 Rise Against Hunger...... 18 270242 Peewee’s Pet Adoption World & Sanctuary, Inc...... 29 415063 Rise Recovery...... 58 471024 People’s Community Clinic Inc...... 25 085225 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Inc...... 14 035577 Peregrine Fund, The...... 17 270218 Ronald McDonald House Charities of Corpus Christi...... 29 085224 PETA: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals...... 14 479006 Ronald McDonald House Charities of El Paso Inc...... 37 085470 Pets for Patriots, Inc...... 14 470081 Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Antonio Texas Inc... 020433 PetSmart Charities, Inc...... 15 18 085203 PKD Foundation...... 14 352015 Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Southwest...... 64 354004 Plainview Area United Way...... 64 289086 Ronald McDonald House of Dallas...... 32 228717 Planned Living Assistance Network of Central Texas, Inc.....27 326000 Ronald McDonald House of Galveston...... 39 212027 Potter-Randall County Child Welfare Board...... 21 470033 Rose, The...... 18 460262 Pregnancy Care Center, The...... 67 326050 Rosenberg Library Association...... 39 250013 Prenatal Clinic, The...... 23 415092 Roy Maas’ Youth Alternatives Inc...... 58 415064 Presa Community Service Center...... 58 270277 Rural Economic Assistance League, Inc...... 29 229050 Presbyterian Children’s Homes and Services (PCHAS)...... 27 340093 Ruthe B. Cowl Rehabilitation Center...... 47 207020 Presbyterian Medical Care Mission...... 41 413165 SA Cancer Council...... 59 055050 Prevent Blindness Texas...... 16 415097 SA Hope Center...... 58 055013 Prevent Blindness Texas, San Antonio...... 57 415007 SA Youth...... 58 022095 Prevent Child Abuse America...... 15 460106 SAAFE House...... 67 289093 Prison Entrepreneurship Program...... 32 340095 Sacred Heart Children’s Home...... 47 289101 Project 4031...... 32 223305 SAFE Alliance, The...... 27 040325 Project HOPE...... 18 228177 Saint Louise House...... 27 470062 Project MEND...... 18 270032 Salvation Army – Corpus Christi, The...... 29 413066 Project QUEST, Inc...... 59 352128 Salvation Army – Plainview TX Corps, The...... 64 228050 Project Transitions...... 27 229041 Salvation Army Austin Area Command, The...... 27 250011 Project Unity...... 23 292018 Salvation Army Denton...... 49 473056 PTSD Foundation of America...... 18 283153 Salvation Army North Texas Area Command...... 32 035555 Public Citizen...... 17 212021 Salvation Army of Amarillo, The...... 21 270048 Purple Door, The...... 29 259203 Salvation Army of Bryan/College Station, The...... 23 415003 Rape Crisis Center...... 58 321011 Salvation Army of Galveston County, The...... 39 085206 Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN)...... 14 339070 Salvation Army of Galveston County, The...... 43 S 81

415073 Salvation Army San Antonio Metropolitan Area Command, The 210041 Sharing Hope Ministry...... 21 58 283514 Sharing Life Community Outreach, Inc...... 33 448033 Salvation Army Waco/McLennan County, The...... 69 050027 Sickle Cell Association of Texas Marc Thomas Foundation...16 040338 Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO), The...... 18 035539 Sierra Club Foundation...... 17 340098 Salvation Army, The...... 47 473033 Sight Into Sound...... 43 360025 Salvation Army, The...... 53 296289 Single Parent Advocate...... 50 353017 Salvation Army, The...... 63 085352 Skin and Dental Dysfunction Foundation...... 14 430012 Salvation Army, Tyler Corps, The...... 35 339082 Small Steps Nurturing Center...... 44 471029 Samaritan Center for Counseling and Pastoral Care...... 25 334169 Society of St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocese of Galveston- 222810 Samaritan Health Ministries...... 27 Houston...... 44 283212 Samaritan Inn, The...... 32 303057 Society of St. Vincent de Paul Diocesan Council of El Paso Corp...... 37 415099 SAMMinistries...... 58 289118 Society of St. Vincent de Paul of North Texas...... 32 208245 San Angelo Clubhouse...... 41 085384 Soldiers’ Angels...... 14 415001 San Antonio AIDS Foundation...... 58 250029 SOS Ministries, Inc...... 23 413180 San Antonio Clubhouse, Inc...... 59 413061 South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless...... 59 415076 San Antonio Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse...... 58 353045 South Plains Council, Boy Scouts of America...... 63 414104 San Antonio Education Partnership...... 59 352010 South Plains Food Bank...... 64 413195 San Antonio Fire Museum Society, The...... 59 340040 South Texas Council, Boy Scouts of America...... 47 415077 San Antonio Food Bank...... 58 340080 South Texas Food Bank...... 47 475004 San Antonio Humane Society...... 57 334035 Southeast Texas Food Bank...... 44 415079 San Antonio Public Library Foundation...... 58 085207 Southeastern Guide Dogs Inc...... 14 035597 San Marcos River Foundation...... 17 024516 Southern Poverty Law Center...... 15 229054 San Marcos Youth Service Bureau / YSB...... 27 289056 SouthFair Community Development Corporation...... 33 333420 Santa Maria Hostel, Inc...... 44 291011 Southwestern Diabetic Foundation, Inc...... 49 035557 Save Barton Creek Association...... 25 283157 Southwestern Diabetic Foundation, Inc. – Camp Sweeney...33 510000 Save Texas History...... 19 283415 Southwestern Medical Foundation...... 33 040326 Save the Children Federation Inc...... 18 034051 SPARK...... 43 413035 SAY Sí...... 59 289098 Spay Neuter Network (formerly KCAAP)...... 33 053085 SBP...... 43 280054 SPCA of Texas...... 33 250012 Scotty’s House Brazos Valley Child Advocacy Center, Inc.....23 292067 Special Abilities of North Texas...... 49 356000 Scurry County United Way...... 64 339022 Special Friends...... 43 085509 Search Dog Foundation, National Disaster...... 14 470083 Special Olympics Texas Inc...... 18 289087 Second Chance SPCA...... 33 085111 Special Operations Warrior Foundation...... 14 085322 Seeing Eye, Inc...... 14 413189 Spina Bifida exasT ...... 59 085260 Semper Fi & America’s Fund...... 14 085284 Spinal Cord Injury Network International...... 14 222811 Senior Access...... 27 413183 Spurs Give...... 59 460275 Senior Center of Walker County...... 67 050028 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital...... 16 291218 Senior Citizens Services of North Texas...... 50 053081 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (serving Southern 430526 Senior Citizens Services of Texarkana, Inc...... 35 Texas)...... 43 475025 Servicemembers Undertaking Disabled Sports...... 57 055099 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Texas (serving Central 340100 Serving Children and Adults in Need, Inc...... 47 Texas)...... 25 360006 Serving Children and Adults in Need, Inc...... 53 470084 St. Jude’s Ranch for Children Texas Region Inc...... 18 415070 Seton Home...... 58 415071 St. Paul Lutheran Child Development Center...... 58 475037 Settlement Home for Children...... 25 415072 St. PJ’s Children’s Home...... 59 250004 Sexual Assault Resource Center...... 23 413022 St. Vincent De Paul Society...... 59 473355 Shared Housing Center...... 31 321010 St. Vincent’s House...... 39 82 S

470085 STARRY Inc...... 18 207007 Texas Trails Council, Boy Scouts of America...... 41 035556 State of Texas Alliance for Recycling...... 17 289106 Texas Trees Foundation...... 33 229055 Street Youth Ministry...... 27 229036 Texas Veterinary Medical Foundation...... 27 360015 Su Casa De Esperanza...... 53 295075 Texas Woman’s University Foundation...... 50 085386 Suicide Awareness Voices of Education...... 14 283320 The Concilio...... 32 321014 Sunshine Center, Inc...... 39 475015 The DoSeum...... 57 339057 Sunshine Center, Inc...... 43 430025 The Mentoring Alliance...... 35 085012 Sunshine Kids Foundation...... 14 283670 The WARM Place...... 33 085264 Support Our Troops...... 14 415015 ThriveWell Cancer Foundation...... 59 035588 Surfrider Foundation...... 17 360133 Tip of Texas Family Outreach, Inc...... 54 055055 Susan G. Komen...... 25 222830 Todos Juntos Learning Center...... 27 050203 Susan G. Komen Dallas County...... 31 085353 Travis Manion Foundation...... 14 055054 Susan G. Komen Greater Central and East Texas...... 69 035595 TreeFolks...... 25 035608 Sustainable Food Center...... 25 283553 Trinity Habitat for Humanity...... 33 229051 Swan Songs...... 27 250014 Twin City Mission...... 23 286012 Tarleton State University Foundation, Inc...... 33 471032 U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, Inc...... 25 470035 Tarrant Area Food Bank...... 31 040329 UNICEF USA...... 18 289102 Tarrant County Homeless Coalition...... 33 040328 Unitarian Universalist Service Committee...... 18 413191 TEAMability, Inc...... 59 040382 United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR)...... 18 321015 Teen Health Center, Inc...... 39 289070 United Negro College Fund...... 33 289065 Teens Reaching Teens, Incorporated...... 33 430905 United Negro College Fund...... 35 413030 Texas A&M San Antonio Foundation...... 59 334069 United Negro College Fund, Houston...... 44 270236 Texas A&M University – Kingsville Foundation...... 29 040366 United Seamen’s Service...... 18 500000 Texas Adopt-A-Beach...... 19 222000 United Way for Greater Austin...... 27 470023 Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering...... 19 339000 United Way Galveston County Mainland...... 43 470037 Texas Association Against Sexual Assault...... 19 207000 United Way of Abilene, Inc...... 41 470088 Texas Baptist Children’s Home Inc...... 19 210020 United Way of Amarillo & Canyon...... 21 352040 Texas Boys Ranch...... 64 430100 United Way of Angelina County...... 35 414036 Texas Burn Survivor Society, Inc...... 59 334045 United Way of Beaumont and North Jefferson County...... 44 035578 Texas Campaign for the Environment Fund...... 17 270267 United Way of Calhoun County...... 29 470089 Texas CASA Inc...... 19 416000 United Way of Comal County...... 59 334163 Texas Center for the Missing...... 44 292000 United Way of Denton County...... 49 415044 Texas Diaper Bank...... 59 303000 United Way of El Paso County...... 37 470043 Texas Homeless Network...... 19 321000 United Way of Galveston...... 39 550000 Texas Match the Promise Foundation...... 19 295001 United Way of Grayson County...... 50 035553 Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation...... 17 334037 United Way of Greater Baytown Area and Chambers County.44 413057 Texas Public Radio...... 59 333000 United Way of Greater Houston...... 44 430815 Texas Ramp Project...... 35 226001 United Way of Hays and Caldwell Counties...... 27 050040 Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children...... 16 289103 United Way of Hood County...... 33 035572 Texas Solar Energy Society...... 17 283667 United Way of Hunt County...... 33 060000 Texas State History Museum (Donations)...... 19 340010 United Way of Laredo, Inc...... 47 060001 Texas State History Museum (Memberships)...... 19 283100 United Way of Metropolitan Dallas...... 31 356010 Texas Tech Health Science Center...... 64 334028 United Way of Mid & South Jefferson County...... 44 352097 Texas Tech University...... 64 202010 United Way of Midland...... 41 304085 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso...... 37 360200 United Way of Northern Cameron County...... 53 S 83

208000 United Way of Odessa...... 41 228226 Volunteer Healthcare Clinic...... 27 430755 United Way of Rusk County...... 35 295003 Volunteer Services Council for Denton State Supported Living Center...... 50 415000 United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County...... 57 352033 Volunteer Services Council for Lubbock State Supported Living 430000 United Way of Smith County...... 35 Center...... 64 360000 United Way of South Texas...... 53 430756 Volunteer Services Council for Lufkin State Supported Living 360100 United Way of Southern Cameron County...... 53 Center...... 35 289000 United Way of Tarrant County...... 33 258000 Volunteer Services for Brenham State School...... 23 250000 United Way of the Brazos Valley...... 23 283149 Warren Center, The...... 32 270000 United Way of the Coastal Bend...... 29 040375 Water For People...... 18 208155 United Way of the Concho Valley...... 41 284012 Water From the Rock...... 33 270219 United Way of the Crossroads, Inc...... 29 352112 Wayland Baptist University...... 64 224000 United Way of Williamson County...... 27 352127 Wee Care Child Center, Inc...... 64 413178 University Health System Foundation...... 60 210037 West Texas A&M University Foundation...... 21 286014 University of North Texas Foundation, Inc...... 33 356006 West Texas Children’s Advocacy Center...... 64 289104 University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth. 202081 West Texas Rehabilitation Center, The – Abilene...... 41 33 202114 West Texas Rehabilitation Center, The – San Angelo...... 41 334104 University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center...... 44 290716 Wichita Falls Area Food Bank...... 50 360436 University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Foundation, The...... 54 291413 Wichita Falls Faith Mission...... 50 295071 UNT Feral Cat Rescue Group...... 50 035580 Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc...... 17 470076 Upbring...... 19 289081 Wilkinson Center...... 33 085354 USA Cares Inc...... 14 327060 WOMAN, Inc...... 39 228176 UT Austin Staff Emergency Fund, Student Emergency Fund, 334172 Women & Children’s Domestic Violence Shelter...... 44 and Friends of Orange Santa...... 27 360017 Women Together Foundation, Inc...... 53 413192 UT Health San Antonio Staff Emergency Fund...... 60 430807 Women’s Center of East Texas, Inc...... 35 334183 UTHealth (University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston)...... 44 473362 Women’s Center of Tarrant County Inc...... 31 430730 UTMB (Good Neighbor Program – East Texas)...... 35 353018 Women’s Protective Services of Lubbock...... 63 327050 UTMB (Good Neighbor Program – Galveston)...... 39 228212 Workers Defense Project...... 27 334031 UTMB Good Neighbor Program...... 44 040331 World Relief...... 18 413004 UTSA – First Generation and Transfer Center...... 60 040356 World Renew...... 18 413005 UTSA – Fostering Educational Success Center...... 60 040377 World Vision...... 18 413006 UTSA – Roadrunner Pantry...... 60 035568 World Wildlife Fund, Inc...... 17 055097 V Foundation, The...... 16 085288 Wounded Warrior Emergency Support Fund...... 15 360216 Valley AIDS Council...... 53 085388 Wounded Warriors in Action Foundation...... 15 360114 Valley AIDS Council...... 54 473062 Writers in the Schools...... 43 360454 Valley Initiative for Development and Advancement (VIDA). 54 339059 YMCA of Greater Houston...... 44 085387 Veteran Tickets Foundation...... 14 415090 YMCA of Greater San Antonio...... 59 085324 Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation...... 15 354010 YMCA of Plainview...... 64 413032 Visitation House Ministries...... 60 270264 YMCA of the Coastal Bend...... 29 295057 VNA Ann’s Haven...... 50 270050 YWCA Corpus Christi...... 29 283161 VNA Meals on Wheels...... 32 353019 YWCA of Lubbock...... 63 353015 Voice of Hope...... 63 415091 YWCA San Antonio...... 59 055058 Voice Of The Martyrs Inc...... 16 050105 ZERO – The End of Prostate Cancer...... 16 259100 Voices for Children, Inc...... 23 353020 Volunteer Center of Lubbock...... 63 430733 Volunteer Council for Rusk State Hospital...... 35 84 S

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