Texas Health Resources Foundation

Texas Health Resources Foundation The Foundation, together with the help of our generous community, plays a pivotal role in supporting

🌱 Let’s Root for Their Future!REACH Council, CASA of Johnson County, East Cleburne Community Center, Johnson County Juve...
12/18/2025

🌱 Let’s Root for Their Future!
REACH Council, CASA of Johnson County, East Cleburne Community Center, Johnson County Juvenile Services, and Southwestern Adventist University are planting Seeds to Success by helping young people in Cleburne, Keene and Rio Vista set education and career goals, build resiliency and dream big for the future while having fun with their peers. This program is funded by . Follow Seeds to Success to see more about this growing opportunity!

90,000 North Texans are getting the support they need to thrive.In five years, Texas Health awarded $18.2M to support 49...
12/16/2025

90,000 North Texans are getting the support they need to thrive.
In five years, Texas Health awarded $18.2M to support 49 grants. Now families have nutritious food, students can access care, and neighbors are finding stability and connection.
Check out our Promoting Healthier Futures report at https://bit.ly/4pkQIhs to read the stories behind these numbers — the resilience, the collaborations and the lives changed — and share the hope with your community.

Congratulations!The Texas Health Community Resource Center (CMRC), which provides qualifying Collin County residents wit...
12/10/2025

Congratulations!
The Texas Health Community Resource Center (CMRC), which provides qualifying Collin County residents with health and well-being services at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen, was recognized by D CEO for its community outreach as part of 2025 Excellence in Healthcare Awards.
To find the full list of 2025 winners, follow this link: https://bit.ly/4pnjTQV

90,000 North Texans are getting the support they need to thrive.In five years, awarded $18.2M to support 49 grants. N...
12/10/2025

90,000 North Texans are getting the support they need to thrive.
In five years, awarded $18.2M to support 49 grants. Now families have nutritious food, students can access care, and neighbors are finding stability and connection.
Check out our Promoting Healthier Futures report https://bit.ly/4pkQIhs to read the stories behind these numbers — the resilience, the collaborations and the lives changed — and share the hope with your community.

Southwest High School is the newest campus to offer the THRIVE program to its students and families. THRIVE is a Texas H...
12/08/2025

Southwest High School is the newest campus to offer the THRIVE program to its students and families. THRIVE is a Texas Health initiative powered by generous donors and community partners that provides students with access to an in-school grocery store, counseling resources, and other support services designed to meet their most essential needs.

The project was made possible through donor generosity and partnerships – including gifts from Charles Schwab, Envision Radiology, Sandra McGlothin, the Paul E. Andrews Foundation, the Meadows Foundation, Anne and Barney Holland, Allen and Lynne Moffat, the Ninnie L. Baird Foundation, the Alcon Foundation, and Texas Health employees.

Good things are happening in Erath County! More than 100 residents participated in the first-ever Family Fun Day at Morn...
12/04/2025

Good things are happening in Erath County! More than 100 residents participated in the first-ever Family Fun Day at Morning Star Ranch last weekend. Community Connection Cohorts encouraged families from Dublin and Stephenville to boost their well-being through outdoor activities, like horseback riding, cookie decorating and painting a mural. Shout out to our grantees for making this happen: Community Connection Cohorts, Morning Star Ranch - Dublin, TX, Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council, and Erath County - WIN

Back in October, Flower Mound High School turned its annual “Pink Out” football game into a powerful show of community s...
12/04/2025

Back in October, Flower Mound High School turned its annual “Pink Out” football game into a powerful show of community spirit and compassion. Students, staff, parents, and fans filled the stands in a sea of pink to honor those affected by breast cancer and promote the importance of early detection and preventive care.

The funds raised will help the Wellness for Life® Mobile Health program provide screenings, education, and health resources to individuals who may not otherwise have access to care.

A moment of kindness can change everything. This Giving Tuesday, you can help provide hope, healing, and health to North...
12/02/2025

A moment of kindness can change everything. This Giving Tuesday, you can help provide hope, healing, and health to North Texans in need. Your support can help fund patient care, advance your communities needs, or provide for health programs that directly impact North Texans – your gift transforms care — one life at a time.

Give health, give hope, give this Giving Tuesday: TexasHealth.org/Donate

The 34th Annual Golf Tournament, held Monday, Oct. 13, 2025, at Bear Creek Golf Club, was more than just a day on the gr...
11/28/2025

The 34th Annual Golf Tournament, held Monday, Oct. 13, 2025, at Bear Creek Golf Club, was more than just a day on the green! The tournament netted over $300,000 and became the most successful tournament for the Foundation.

With 32 new sponsors joining the cause, the event reflected a growing wave of community commitment to advancing cancer care. Thank you for the support!

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

A new kind of health movement has taken root in Dallas and with a burst of excitement and community pride, Texas Health ...
11/26/2025

A new kind of health movement has taken root in Dallas and with a burst of excitement and community pride, Texas Health Resources, TDIndustries, and the Jack Lowe Jr. family cut the ribbon on the very first Dallas ISD-based Good For You Healthy Hub at Jack Lowe Sr. Elementary School. Backed by a five-year grant from TDIndustries and a gift from the Lowe family, the new healthy hub will make it easier for students and their families to access fresh fruits, vegetables, and other nutritious staples that will be completely free of charge.

When you give to Texas Health Resources Foundation, you’re not just donating — you’re standing beside staff, patients, a...
11/25/2025

When you give to Texas Health Resources Foundation, you’re not just donating — you’re standing beside staff, patients, and families who depend on healthcare close to home.

This Giving Tuesday, your gift supports and strengthens the heartbeat of our community.

Make your impact today: TexasHealth.org/Donate

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