Help us Champion Collin County!

The Fund for Collin County was established with a commitment of $500,000 of seed funding by Communities Foundation of Texas to provide support for nonprofit organizations addressing the most pressing needs and promising opportunities for the communities of Collin County.

 

Building this fund together will help ensure there will always be dedicated charitable resources to provide support and funding for our most vulnerable citizens for generations to come.

The Fund for Collin County Responds to COVID-19

The Fund for Collin County has responded to the immediate needs in Collin County with the announcement of the following 2020 grant awards.

Delighted to Doula Birth Services
Delighted to Doula Birth Services aims to eliminate maternal mortality and address racial disparities in infant mortality in Collin County through education and postpartum support. Their program, Goal366 focuses on professional assistance, education, and supplies to ensure the success and safety of every mother and child. Funding will be used to ensure every mother abiding by shelter in place orders is provided food, formula, baby supplies, virtual conferencing services, and transportation vouchers.

Hope Clinic of McKinney
The Hope Clinic of McKinney partners with over 100 community volunteers to provide compassionate healthcare and resources to the medically underserved populations. The Hope Clinic is a free medical, vision and behavioral health clinic serving the uninsured McKinney residents with household incomes at or below 200% of the federal poverty line. Their hope is to meet the increased need by expanding operations to serve clients six days a week.

The Storehouse of Collin County
The mission of The Storehouse of Collin County is to feed, clothe and care as neighbors in one community. The Storehouse of Collin County offers three programs to their clients, through food pantry—Seven Loaves, a clothing closet—Joseph’s Coat, and mentorship training—Project Hope. The Storehouse provides food distribution to anyone who lives in Collin County. Operations have increased over 103% to meet the need of those affected by the pandemic.

Please join us on North Texas Giving Day, September 17, 2020, as we continue to grow the Fund for Collin County, increasing the capacity to provide a long-term, sustainable resource to support Collin County communities now and for future generations.

Recent Grant Recipients from the Fund for Collin County:

2019 $20,000	2019 $20,000	2019 $15,000	2018 $20,000	2018 $20,000

 

In 2019, Communities Foundation of Texas also committed $300,000 to the Family Health Center at Virginia Parkway.

To maintain the vitality of Collin County's growing communities, CFT is looking for committed, community-minded, forward-thinking individuals and businesses to join us in growing the Fund for Collin County!  Building this fund together will help ensure there will always be dedicated charitable resources to provide support and funding for our most vulnerable citizens for generations to come.

Since 2006, CFT has made more than 4,000 grants to 1,250+ organizations in Collin County, totaling more than $56.5 million. Collin County, along with all of North Texas, has always been extremely generous. On North Texas Giving Day 2019, Collin County residents collectively donated $5.5 million in support of 376 Collin County nonprofits.

We each have our favorite nonprofits that we invest in and support today, and we can also achieve incredible impact for our community when we pool our resources together and invest in the future.

Help us continue to meet the challenges of our growing communities by joining us to invest in Collin County.

A variety of ways exist for you to give to the Fund for Collin County:

• cash, stocks, bonds
• mutual funds
• retirement plans and/or IRAs
• life insurance and more!

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