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Below is a comprehensive list of every grant distributed during the year, organized by our program areas.<\/p>\n\n\n\nGrantee<\/th> Grant Purpose<\/th> Award Amount<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> African American Museum<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $5,000<\/td><\/tr> Austin Classical Guitar Society<\/td> Toward replicating and scaling a proven model that will expand access to fine arts education for students across Texas<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum<\/td> Toward bridging a revenue gap caused by COVID-19 as the museum grows visitorship and builds long-term financial sustainability<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Dallas Museum of Art<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $25,000<\/td><\/tr> Forest Forward<\/td> Toward the ongoing renovation of the historic Forest Theater and the community support it will provide to South Dallas<\/td> $275,000<\/td><\/tr> Frontiers of Flight Museum<\/td> Toward hiring key staff members to rebuild capacity and meet the needs of the growing number of museum visitors<\/td> $135,000<\/td><\/tr> Inside Climate News<\/td> Toward hiring a full-time journalist to cover clean energy issues in Texas<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts<\/td> Toward additional spaces for rehearsal, teaching, and dressing rooms to expand arts and cultural access in central Texas<\/td> $25,000<\/td><\/tr> Musical Bridges Around the World<\/td> Toward the expansion of an arts-integrated program that supports children’s social-emotional learning and improves cultural competence<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Nasher Sculpture Center<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $10,000.00<\/td><\/tr> San Antonio Children’s Museum<\/td> Toward creating a framework for measuring the museum\u2019s impact and use as a model for other informal learning institutions<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Shakespeare Festival of Dallas<\/td> Toward rebuilding organizational capacity and financial sustainability for free arts programming in North Texas<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Southern Methodist University<\/td> To sustain and build the Meadows School of the Arts and the Meadows Museum to standards of excellence<\/td> $4,929,120<\/td><\/tr> Southern Methodist University<\/td> Toward support for the Meadows Scholars Program to recruit to recruit top students to the Meadows School of the Arts<\/td> $10,000<\/td><\/tr> St. Philip’s School & Community Center<\/td> Toward the construction of a fine arts pavilion to increase arts education in South Dallas<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Stages<\/td> Toward support for collaborative early-career theater training and mentoring programs in Houston<\/td> $200,000<\/td><\/tr> Texana Arts Council<\/td> Toward roof repair and replacement as part of the restoration of the historic Edna Theatre<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n<\/div><\/details>\n\n\n\n Grantee<\/th> Grant Purpose<\/th> Award Amount<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> Austin Pets Alive<\/td> Toward the expansion of companion animal transportation and animal care education programs to increase live release rates in Texas<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Communities Foundation of Texas<\/td> Toward the 16th annual North Texas Giving Day program and year-round capacity-building efforts for nonprofits<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Council on Foundations<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $25,000<\/td><\/tr> Dallas Morning News EdLab, Arts Access, and the Future of North Texas Initiative (a fund of Communities Foundation of Texas)<\/td> Toward expanding nonprofit journalism initiatives focused on education, arts and culture, and the challenges of future population growth in North Texas<\/td> $125,000<\/td><\/tr> DeliverFund<\/td> Toward the development of innovative software to reduce human trafficking in Texas<\/td> $98,000<\/td><\/tr> Grantmakers For Effective Organizations<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $11,500<\/td><\/tr> Human Rights Initiative of North Texas<\/td> Toward building capacity for legal asylum programming in North Texas and supporting long-term organizational sustainability<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> National Center for Family Philanthropy<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $10,000<\/td><\/tr> Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin<\/td> Toward a philanthropic roundtable event for rural West Texas nonprofit leaders<\/td> $5,000.00<\/td><\/tr> Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin<\/td> Toward building a resource hub in West Texas to create access to capacity-building resources for rural nonprofits<\/td> $92,000<\/td><\/tr> North Texas Asset Funders Network (a fund of Communities Foundation of Texas)<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $10,000<\/td><\/tr> Philanthropy Roundtable<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $5,000<\/td><\/tr> Philanthropy Southwest<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $8,500<\/td><\/tr> Texas 2036<\/td> Toward continued support for building data tools and conducting research to inform Texas community leaders, policymakers, and citizens<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Tribune<\/td> Toward an initiative to rebuild local news across Texas, expand the reach of information, and increase earned revenue<\/td> $350,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Census Institute (a fund of Waco Foundation)<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $7,500<\/td><\/tr> United Way of Metropolitan Dallas<\/td> Toward a capacity-building tool to support nonprofit partners in accessing and effectively using new data that improves life outcomes for vulnerable populations in Dallas County<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> University of Houston-Victoria (a fund of University of Houston Foundation)<\/td> Toward strengthening the capacity and sustainability of nonprofits in Victoria and surrounding rural areas<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> VolunteerNow<\/td> Toward developing an innovative and scalable model for corporate volunteers to engage with Texas youth aged 16 to 24 who are not in school or employed <\/td> $200,000<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n<\/div><\/details>\n\n\n\n Grantee<\/th> Grant Purpose<\/th> Award Amount<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> Bynum School<\/td> Toward workforce training for adults and older adolescents with intellectual or developmental disabilities in Midland<\/td> $25,000<\/td><\/tr> Center for Transforming Lives<\/td> Toward constructing a new headquarters to expand poverty-reduction programming and community impact for low- to moderate-income and underrepresented families in southeast Fort Worth<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> City Year <\/td> Toward support for addressing student learning loss and increasing pathways into teaching in Dallas<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Educate Texas (a fund of Communities Foundation of Texas)<\/td> Toward continued support to improve postsecondary education completion rates in Texas<\/td> $575,000<\/td><\/tr> Education Pioneers<\/td> Toward recruiting and training non-instructional leaders to serve in school systems and education nonprofits in Dallas, Tarrant, and Harris counties<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Journey Forward Mentoring<\/td> Toward increasing postsecondary education access and persistence for students of color from low-income households in Dallas County<\/td> $55,000<\/td><\/tr> Marathon Public Library<\/td> Toward expanding the Marathon Public Library and revitalizing cultural opportunities in the West Texas region<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> National Association Of Student Personnel Administrators Inc<\/td> Toward increasing first-generation college completion rates in Texas<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> Opportunity 2040 (a fund of Commit2Dallas and Child Poverty Action Lab) <\/td> Toward continued support for an initiative to accelerate economic mobility for Dallas County residents and continuing support for Commit and the Child Poverty Action Lab<\/td> $550,000<\/td><\/tr> Out Teach<\/td> Toward an innovative school program and new digital professional learning pathway for North Texas elementary science teachers<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Paso Del Norte Children’s Development Center<\/td> Toward construction of a second facility to increase capacity to serve more children with disabilities in El Paso<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Per Scholas<\/td> Toward supporting North Texas learners pursuing a tuition-free technical education to launch high-growth careers<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Principal Impact Collaborative (a fund of University of North Texas at Dallas) <\/td> Toward professional development for North Texas school principals to reduce turnover and improve campus climate<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Read Up (a fund of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas)<\/td> Toward continued support for a collaboration that increases reading outcomes for elementary students in North Texas<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> SustainED Leaders<\/td> Toward training education leaders in Dallas to utilize evidence-based instructional leadership practices and accelerate student learning<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Teach For America<\/td> Toward the development of teacher preparation and professional development programs to improve the academic achievement of Texas students through effective teachers<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> Teach Plus <\/td> Toward the recruitment and training of teachers as advocates for effective education policy<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> TEACH.ORG<\/td> Toward continuing support for a teacher recruitment initiative to increase the number of people entering the profession in Dallas-Fort Worth<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> TEACH.ORG<\/td> Toward continued support for a teacher recruitment initiative and increasing the number of people entering the profession in Dallas-Fort Worth<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas A&M San Antonio Foundation<\/td> Toward continued support to establish the first Texas-based ‘Educare’, a national model for early education teacher training and workforce development<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas State College of Education (a fund of Texas State University Development Foundation <\/td> Toward scaling an innovative credential to increase the number of dual credit eligible teachers in Texas<\/td> $70,000<\/td><\/tr> Transformative Education For Adults, Inc.<\/td> Toward launching an innovative school system in North Texas to generate economic mobility and generational change<\/td> $200,000<\/td><\/tr> United to Learn<\/td> Toward an innovative approach to strengthen Dallas\u2019s high-quality teacher pipeline, reduce teacher shortages, and improve student literacy skills<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> Uvalde CISD Moving Forward Foundation<\/td> Toward continued support for a new elementary school to replace Robb Elementary School in Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District<\/td> $500,000<\/td><\/tr> Valley Initiative for Development and Advancement<\/td> Toward expanding training opportunities and increasing the number of nursing and health professionals in the Rio Grande Valley<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> WGU Corporation<\/td> Toward increasing degree and credential attainment rates in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and surrounding rural areas<\/td> $172,000<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n Grantee<\/th> Grant Purpose<\/th> Award Amount<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> Advanced Energy Economy Institute<\/td> Toward expanding advanced technologies in energy markets and adopting distributed energy resources in Texas<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Clean Energy Buyers Institute<\/td> Toward research and analysis to define the cost savings from clean energy for Texas customers<\/td> $90,000<\/td><\/tr> Environmental Defense Fund<\/td> Toward advancing resilient groundwater management solutions in Texas to preserve water resources for the future<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> Fossil Rim Wildlife Center<\/td> Toward constructing a new animal health and conservation center to increase conservation and research activities of endangered and threatened species in Texas<\/td> $200,000<\/td><\/tr> Hemisfair Conservancy<\/td> Toward developing a replicable water conservation model for use in future parks throughout Texas<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> National Wildlife Federation<\/td> Toward mitigating Texas\u2019 water loss challenges and supporting statewide water conservation strategies<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> The Nature Conservancy<\/td> Toward the development of a communications effort to build support for initiatives that will make Texas a global leader in adapting to environmental threats and protecting communities<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> PowerHouse Texas<\/td> Toward fostering Texas’ clean energy transformation by bridging the science-policy education gap<\/td> $125,000<\/td><\/tr> Sierra Club Foundation, fiscal sponsor of Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter<\/td> Toward continued support of a clean energy campaign that improves grid integrity and makes clean energy accessible to more Texans<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Sul Ross State University<\/td> Toward launching the West Texas Water Research Center to research and address groundwater challenges in Texas<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Agricultural Land Trust<\/td> Toward supporting the facilitation of conservation easements to protect Texas’ natural resources<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Electric Transportation Resources Alliance Education Fund<\/td> Toward promoting the use of electric transportation to stimulate economic vitality, reduce pollution, and mitigate climate impact <\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Solar Energy Society<\/td> Toward a statewide effort to increase renewable energy workforce training and double the amount of installed rooftop solar panels<\/td> $60,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Water Foundation<\/td> Toward continued support of efforts in Texas water policy, building capacity, and educational activities<\/td> $200,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Water Foundation<\/td> Toward continued expansion of the Texas Runs on Water public awareness campaign<\/td> $300,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Water Trade<\/td> Toward reliable access to water for all Texans by increasing the capture, treatment, and reuse of water <\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> TreeFolks<\/td> Toward continued support to build climate resilience by planting trees in regional floodplains and low-income urban neighborhoods in Central Texas<\/td> $85,000<\/td><\/tr> Water Foundation<\/td> Toward advancing water conservation projects through a pooled fund that is leveraged to support organizations across Texas<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> Wildlife Habitat Federation<\/td> Toward the creation of resilient grasslands and healthy watersheds in more than 130 Texas counties<\/td> $54,445<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n<\/div><\/details>\n\n\n\n Grantee<\/th> Grant Purpose<\/th> Award Amount<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> 2 Inspire Peace Inc.<\/td> Toward support for increased capacity to offer social-emotional programs to children and adults in Dallas<\/td> $5,000<\/td><\/tr> Ability Connection<\/td> Toward an emergency bridge grant to continue providing critical services to individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities in multiple counties<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Austin Community Foundation for Texas Behavioral Health Funders Collaborative<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $2,500<\/td><\/tr> Black Heart Association<\/td> Toward expanding mobile heart health services to prevent heart attack and stroke deaths in Dallas and Houston<\/td> $35,000<\/td><\/tr> Bloom Fitness Corporation<\/td> Toward developing an accessible health app for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities in Texas<\/td> $37,000<\/td><\/tr> Carson’s Village<\/td> Toward expanded programming for the financial and mental health challenges Texans face after suffering loss<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Comanche County Hospital District<\/td> Toward outfitting a new residential nursing home with furniture, fixtures, and equipment to provide health care for rural seniors in Central Texas<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Foundation for Brain Health Advances<\/td> Toward establishing partnerships to build new programming at college campuses that equip North Texas students with actionable tools to improve brain health<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> Foundation for the Callier Center and Communication Disorders<\/td> Toward designing and piloting a model for bringing high-quality audiological care to underserved infants and children in rural northeast Texas communities<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Gamers Outreach Foundation<\/td> Toward expansion of a hospital-based therapeutic program using digital gaming to improve the well-being of pediatric patients across Texas<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Grantmakers In Health<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $6,150<\/td><\/tr> Lone Star Justice Alliance for Incarcerated Women’s Healthcare<\/td> Toward an innovative pilot program to transform health care services and safety for incarcerated Texas women<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Metrocare<\/td> Toward continued support for the construction of the new Mental Health and Disability Innovation Center at Hillside to offer high-quality mental health and developmental disability services in Dallas County<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> Metrocare for Texas Disability Project<\/td> Toward building new datasets and bringing together disability providers and experts from across Texas to launch a transformational project to improve the lives of people with disabilities, their families, and caregivers<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> One Tribe Foundation<\/td> Toward support to provide respite for children of fallen military and first responders<\/td> $18,210<\/td><\/tr> Parkland Foundation<\/td> Toward a program to reduce potentially life-threatening health complications for high-risk mothers giving birth at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> Resource Center of Dallas<\/td> Toward services that support the behavioral, emotional, and physical health of LGBTQ+ individuals<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Ronald McDonald House Charities of Austin and Central Texas<\/td> Toward support of additional housing and support services for families with hospitalized children<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Health Resources Foundation<\/td> Toward expanding an on-campus initiative that increases food access, facilitates mental health interventions, and strengthens resiliency skills for underserved youth in North Texas<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas<\/td> Toward continued support for integrating a depression screening platform and technical assistance into hospital systems in North Texas<\/td> $500,000<\/td><\/tr> Women on the Rock, Inc.<\/td> Toward constructing a new facility providing services for women coming out of incarceration and suffering from addiction in East Texas<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Youth 180 <\/td> Toward a short-term bridge loan to maintain operations while securing necessary assets through a capital sale<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n<\/div><\/details>\n\n\n\n Grantee<\/th> Grant Purpose<\/th> Award Amount<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> Ability Connection<\/td> Toward upgrading the safety and accessibility of aging residential group homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in North Texas<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> After8toEducate<\/td> Toward an emergency bridge grant to continuing to provide critical services and resources to homeless youth in Dallas ISD<\/td> $35,000<\/td><\/tr> Altruistic<\/td> Toward expansion of a high-quality, day-service provider for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities in North Texas<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Austin Street Center<\/td> Toward case management services to increase the number of individuals transitioning from shelters to permanent housing in Dallas<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Austin Street Center<\/td> Toward emergency support for repairs and expenses related to extreme cold weather shelter for unhoused individuals in Dallas<\/td> $20,000<\/td><\/tr> Cafe Momentum<\/td> Toward building a new flagship location in the Wilson Historic District to house a restaurant and community services center<\/td> $250,000<\/td><\/tr> CampV<\/td> Toward providing care that improves mental health and quality of life, and increases opportunities for East Texas veterans and their families<\/td> $125,000<\/td><\/tr> Carter’s House<\/td> Toward providing winter coats for children in southern Dallas and establishing a third boutique-style clothing shop for low-income children, women, and men in Oak Cliff <\/td> $5,000<\/td><\/tr> Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley<\/td> Toward expanding humanitarian relief and basic need services for migrant families who qualify for asylum at the humanitarian respite center in South Texas<\/td> $135,000<\/td><\/tr> Center For Pursuit<\/td> Toward employment and independent living for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities, autism, and similar conditions in Houston<\/td> $65,000<\/td><\/tr> Court Appointed Special Advocates of Travis County<\/td> Toward comprehensive safety and well-being enhancements for youth in communalcare facilities in the Texas child welfare system<\/td> $69,000<\/td><\/tr> Deaf Action Center<\/td> Toward upgrading and optimizing a customer relationship management system to enhance financial sustainability in supporting North Texas services<\/td> $24,000<\/td><\/tr> DHK Wellness Strategies Inc.<\/td> Toward increasing healthy food access and consumption among public school students in Dallas<\/td> $25,000<\/td><\/tr> Family Gateway<\/td> Toward renovation of a new space for families with children experiencing homelessness in Dallas<\/td> $119,000<\/td><\/tr> Family Promise<\/td> Toward implementing a new case management software to streamline and expand services for families experiencing homelessness<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley<\/td> Toward the purchase of a generator to protect thousands of pounds of perishable foods that will serve food banks across the state<\/td> $120,000<\/td><\/tr> Foster Angels of South Texas Foundation<\/td> Toward increasing capacity to support children and youths in foster care throughout South Texas<\/td> $37,500<\/td><\/tr> Georgetown Health Foundation for Carver Center for Families<\/td> Toward the expansion of services that support parents and caregivers in Georgetown to build strong, resilient families and communities<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Habitat for Humanity of Collin County<\/td> Toward preventing homelessness and displacement through home repairs for vulnerable populations in Collin County <\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Housing Forward<\/td> Toward reducing the unsheltered population in Dallas and Collin counties by 50% through behavioral healthcare and rehousing assistance<\/td> $500,000<\/td><\/tr> Hugs Cafe Inc.<\/td> Toward increased access to transportation and improving workforce opportunities for North Texans with intellectual and developmental disabilities<\/td> $93,000<\/td><\/tr> IEA Inspire Encourage Achieve<\/td> Toward a program for youth in the juvenile justice system that reduces recidivism in southeast Texas<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Impact Ventures Accelerator<\/td> Toward enabling entrepreneurs of color in South Dallas to access capital, establish and grow their businesses, and provide jobs in the community<\/td> $125,000<\/td><\/tr> Join FreeWorld Inc.<\/td> Toward reducing recidivism through a workforce program for people exiting incarceration<\/td> $100,000<\/td><\/tr> JUST Community <\/td> Toward an innovative program designed to create long-term economic independence for women in multiple Texas regions<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> Lufkin Neighborhood Strong<\/td> Toward expanding a home repair program to preserve housing and prevent homelessness in East Texas<\/td> $200,000<\/td><\/tr> Methodist Justice Ministry of First United Methodist Church<\/td> Toward increasing legal and support services for victims of family violence in Tarrant and Johnson counties<\/td> $75,000<\/td><\/tr> Mosaic Family Services<\/td> Toward the support of trauma-informed services for refugees who are survivors of family violence and human trafficking in the Metroplex<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> Nomi Network<\/td> Toward increasing workforce training opportunities for girls within the Dallas County juvenile justice system who are at risk of trafficking<\/td> $40,000<\/td><\/tr> Opportunity 2040 (a fund of Commit2Dallas and Child Poverty Action Lab) <\/td> Toward continued support for an initiative to accelerate economic mobility for Dallas County residents and continuing support for Commit and the Child Poverty Action Lab<\/td> $150,000<\/td><\/tr> Restorative Farms<\/td> Toward piloting a new agriculture production system in South Dallas to increase food security and provide job training<\/td> $83,200<\/td><\/tr> Texans on a Mission<\/td> Toward backfilling organizational resources impacted by recent natural disasters<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Texans on a Mission<\/td> Toward emergency disaster relief operations related to brush fires in the Texas Panhandle<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas CASA<\/td> Toward expansion of a statewide program to advocate for and support abused children and families in crisis<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Texas Rural Funders<\/td> Toward membership for 2024<\/td> $33,000<\/td><\/tr> The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center<\/td> Toward diversion services that connect people with housing solutions and improve the homeless response system in Dallas<\/td> $130,000<\/td><\/tr> Unite Greater Dallas<\/td> Toward expanding a software project to connect families in crisis in Ellis County to resources that meet their basic human needs<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr> Upbring<\/td> Toward mapping of child abuse and neglect incidents that are used to improve prevention and response practices in Travis County<\/td> $200,000<\/td><\/tr> Wilkinson Center<\/td> Toward support to increase livable wage job attainment and economic mobility for Dallas County residents<\/td> $50,000<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n<\/div><\/details>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"