nonprofits

Wendy McGee, executive director of Our Daily Bread, explains how her organization is working to offer new solutions to those experiencing homelessness.

Providing free childcare helps Vickery Meadow nonprofits reach more parents in the northeast Dallas neighborhood.

The new plaza is set to be completed just before the World Cup begins — and it'll be around long after the tournament is over.

The Fort Worth nonprofit reopened in the historic 26,000-square-foot Kimbell building in the Near Southside.

Two months before the World Cup, Sheriff Bill Waybourn addressed human trafficking in Tarrant County.

The Safe at Work initiative wants to train employers to spot possible partner abuse and help survivors.

The Fort Worth Community Collaborative began the emergency food response in November due to the pause of SNAP funding.

On Oct. 18, the event will instead take place at Levy Event Plaza, which organizers say offers more space for over 30,000 expected participants.

The five-year-old startup, a social design studio focused on developing strategic responses to societal challenges in Fort Worth, had secured several large grants to support its modest budget of about $400,000.

The organization operates out of a 100-year-old historic home in Polytechnic Heights that once belong to Sedrick’s grandmother.

The Denton Arts & Jazz Festival started a fundraiser with the goal of $75,000 after the city told event organizers it plans to reduce event funding amid budget cuts.

Tarrant County is attempting to recoup tens of millions of dollars in unrealized property taxes on buildings owned by out-of-county Housing Finance Corporations.