Amadi Guess Foundation

The Hoglund Foundation, based in Dallas, TX, is a family-focused organization dedicated to strengthening the local community by supporting families and children. With a particular emphasis on education and family stability, their grants and initiatives aim to create long-term change and maximum impact. Through partnerships with various agencies and organizations, they work towards enhancing Dallas life by promoting personal responsibility, creative problem-solving, and the use of technology. Over the past three decades, the Hoglund Foundation has made a significant impact in Dallas, providing resources and guidance to organizations such as Education Opens Doors, Child Poverty Action Lab, ScholarShot, Promise House, United to Learn, and Caf Momentum. Their support has helped these organizations address issues such as education, child poverty, youth empowerment, and family support services. With a commitment to building a stronger Dallas and a better future for all, the Hoglund Foundation continues to make a difference in the lives of families and children in the community.Generated from the website

Faith & Philanthropy Institute in Euless, TX, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting charitable giving and community involvement. Through various programs and initiatives, the institute aims to foster a culture of philanthropy and support individuals in aligning their values with impactful giving practices. Generated from their business information

The Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Foundation (MCB) is a non-profit organization founded in 1968 by Maureen Connolly Brinker and Nancy Jeffett. With a mission to further junior tennis development worldwide, MCB has been promoting the sport for over 55 years, benefiting countless boys and girls in the United States and beyond. Through various programs, including the Road to the Little Mo Nationals and the Little Mo Internationals, MCB empowers young athletes by providing travel grants, sportsmanship awards, and kindness awards, while also contributing financially to other programs such as the National Junior Tennis League and Invest In A Child. More than just a tournament, MCB aims to help players progress in tennis, build strong values and character, learn good sportsmanship, and make new friends from across the country and the world. With a dedicated team of founders, directors, and advisory directors, MCB is committed to providing a special and meaningful experience for players, as well as offering opportunities for young tennis players to connect, participate in fun activities, and access quality content through the Little Mo Club.Generated from the website