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CHILDREN AT RISK is a non-partisan research and advocacy organization established in 1989 with a mission to address the root causes of child poverty and inequality. From its origins in Houston, it has expanded statewide to tackle pressing needs facing Texas children and families. Utilizing strategic research, policy analysis, collaboration, education, and advocacy, CHILDREN AT RISK strives to serve as a catalyst for change, improving children's quality of life. By tracking issues in children’s health, safety, education, and economic security, CHILDREN AT RISK aims to enhance equity and justice for all Texas families. Beyond data analysis, the organization is committed to driving evidence-based change by advocating on behalf of children. With a focus on research and advocacy, CHILDREN AT RISK stands at the forefront of efforts to improve the well-being of Texas’ children. Generated from the website content

The 100 Club Houston is a non-profit organization that has been providing immediate financial assistance to the dependent families of peace officers and firefighters who are killed or seriously injured in the line of duty since 1953. They are entirely funded by donations from the community and have supported over 200 families, offering financial aid for mortgages, auto loans, and other debts. With a mission to support those who have lost a hero in the line of duty, The 100 Club also provides life-saving equipment to local law enforcement agencies and offers scholarships for law enforcement officers. Their impact includes over 28,000 active members and a total amount of $50 million collected and disbursed to date.Generated from the website