Frisco Nonprofits and Charities

Working alongside National Breast Cancer Foundation for the past five years has been a true highlight of my time at Colossal. Breast cancer touches nearly every family. We all know someone — a mother, sister, friend, or colleague — who has faced this disease. Having such an urgent and vital cause at the heart of everything NBCF does gives this work true purpose. But what makes our partnership so special is the heart behind it. Over the years, I’ve seen firsthand how women come together to inspire, empower, and celebrate one another through shared experiences. The NBCF team’s compassion and dedication to the women and families they serve is deeply authentic, and partnering with people who care this much makes all the difference. I have immense respect for the organization, its mission, and the people behind it.

This non-profit is top line, so easy to access and everyone I spoke with was helpful and went out of their way to help me. I had a very high co-pay for medication to cure the Hep C virus I have had without knowing it for over 40 years, and they covered the copay. The grant was approved the same day as the application. This is life-saving. I thank God for this assistance since I am retired and am living from Social Security check to Social Security check, and this made my cure possible.

TVF is an amazing and incredible safe house for women to heal, recover, discover purpose beyond their pain and find hope again. I love working with this organization. The staff is amazing, the community is strong and the partnerships keep growing. I am thankful for TVF and the lives they are changing everyday.

During my time as a Cyber Security Intern with TLT - Tomorrow's Leaders Today, I was able to learn a lot both from the people and the projects. My project manager and the Executive Director Elaine, provided great support and insights to me at my time at TLT. The volunteers as well provided great feed back on projects and were quick to answer any questions! Overall, it was a great experience and I am definitely grateful to have been given the opportunity to intern here!

This organization is so special to me because they believe each child regardless of their challenges, deserves the opportunity to shine.<br>They are helping kids by discovering their unique talents and endless impossibilities. They are building a world where all children, no matter their abilities, can show their talent and making many crafts. <br>Along with taking care of them they are telling them how there is a hidden talent in each kid. Very happy to volunteer in this organization.

Love working with this nonprofit!! They are great and always do the best for the community

In 2010 I picked up a book called 'One Dog At A Time' from that moment on I've never looked back and have supported and followed Nowzad from that moment on. I first met Pen in 2014 at Crufts when dog 'Wylie' who was rescued from Kandahar, Afghanistan in 2011 was up for an award and subsequently crowned supreme champion in the Scruffts Family Crossbreed of the Year, beating over a thousand entries. Following on with 3 further wonderful books which are must reads. My support has evolved even greater since the awful events in Afghanistan, August '21 and the untimely evacuation and more recently the war in Ukraine to getting more hands on with volunteering at events and collecting donations for fundraisers. Nowzad is a huge part of my life and is the most transparent, wonderful Charity who I consider part of my extended family.

We adopted our Misa from FHS. And I came back to become a foster with FHS to help out all the cats I fell in love with. The people work at FHS whole heartedly like full time employees and more- anything to save more cats by the day even at the expense of jeopardizing their own comfort.

Whatsoever is Good is such a helpful Nonprofit. This organization helps to find scholarships, while also helping to share tips on finding such scholarships. Whatsoever is Good has helped numerous of students.

I’ve been volunteering with Global Renewal for the last 3 years and it’s been phenomenal. The anti human-trafficking work they are doing in Southeast Asia is transforming not only the lives of children but leaders within the community. I have now been on two trips with them overseas and have been able to witness firsthand the lasting impact they are making in these countries. It has been an honor to be in partnership with an incredible organization setting children free.

I have been volunteering for Kayla Cares 4 Kids since its creation, it has been an absolute honor and pleasure to be alongside such an amazing team and watch it grow.

The work the foundation is doing spreading knowledge and working on visibility for those in the autistic spectrum is excellent. The way it has grown and is opening doors is a tribute to the work the foundation leadership put in every day.

Absolutely LOVE FastPacs and the impact it has on the community. Growing up as a child who relied on food from food banks, I know the impact it has on the children we serve. I love that FastPacs provides food that children actually eat....and enjoy! When you're not relying on food from others, you take for granted the package of name brand cookies or the name brand pudding. What FastPacs provides not only meets the nutritional needs of the students but also gives them a feeling of normalcy when things might be anything but "normal" at home. Happy to give (through donations and service) to such an impactful organization.

Over the last three years, Destiny’s Leaders have played a major part in the growth of my daughter’s confidence. She loves and takes pride in serving in her leadership roll! Thank you guys for all you do for the youth in the community.

This group is fantastic! They guided me through decisions no one else could. They understand the complexity of the human body and are willing to do research and provide literature to guide decisions without forcing anyone to believe their way. They rather helped us to make our own decisions and with as much information as possible! We will always ask them first now to help with unclear medical decisions. If they don't know they try and find the information! Highly recommend everyone support this Foundation! Their education quality is tops! They also look into other disorders!

I came across Beckys Hope Horse Rescue in Fall of 2019 when a donkey mare they'd rescued (Jellybean) was about to give birth. The kind folks at Beckys are amazing. Mama donkey Jellybean didn't want them in her stall but when they'd try to leave the barn, she put up a big fuss as if to say: "Stay with me - just use the stall next to me". And so they did!! Night after night they'd sleep next to her. I'd check in each morning and night via Twitter to keep them company and to find out if "Baby Bean" had arrived. I was hooked...just couldn't wait for Bean to say hello to the world. And finally, after what seemed like months, he arrived and he was splendid. Curious little donkey...so sweet. He went around kissing everyone. I still look forward to news of him. But meantime, I 've become very familiar with what they do at Beckys Hope. They are the real deal!. They RESCUE....night and day. When they're called upon, they act swiftly. They don't leave any animals left behind from an abusive or abandonment situation. They they rehab the animals on the vets advice. Later on, the animals can be adopted or trained to be therapy animals. Kindness is in everything they do. No volunteers at the rescue are paid. ALL DONATIONS GO DIRECTLY TO THE ANIMALS AND THEIR CARE. Love these people. I'm in touch with them as much as possible and love what they do!!! Please help them out. ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️<br>Malkie

I am always compelled to give when I am able. I was particularly moved deep down in my soul when I received a note from my latest donation, during Covid-19 pandemic. The note explained to me that the money I donated helped provide food for a single mother and her children and to get them items of necessity that they had been living without. That note reinforced my idea that I was not only doing the right thing, but any donation I could afford to give would be put to good use. May God continue to bless Brook Ministries, Inc and Steve and Angela Lucas for being such wonderful stewards.

Shana and Social Butterflii have been so generous and supportive of our scholars at Vel R. Phillips School. They have made engaging, meaningful connections with our girls that have extended into the community. They are changing and saving lives of our youth in MKE.

I GreW up in rural Philippines in the 70s where we collected rain water in cisterns for drinking and dug up wells to water the plants... and had to deal with bird droppings from the roof... and the frog that hitched on the water pail! <br /><br />So we constructed manual pumps and later on, deep wells with pipes' and had to deal with the taste of rust!<br /><br />So we brought chlorinated water in plastic jars from the city until commercial water became available in our rural town. Eventually, there came the water dispensers'and the water filters'and the bottled mineral water. <br /><br />When we migrated in the US in 2009, it was not only filtered or bottled water that we consumed, but also sparkling water. <br /><br />When it came to water, it seemed there was always a need, a want, or a convenience.<br /><br />When I heard of the Christmas for Water campaign for #GivingTuesday by the redemption Song Foundation in response to the need of the Batwa, an indigenous group pushed out of their ancestral forest homes, who had to walk hundreds of miles to get clean water and store in dirty containers' or get it from a river where animals and people washed and defecated... I remembered the water situation in my rural hometown. <br /><br />That struck a cord. <br /><br />I was deeply moved by the look in Beckham's eyes as he gazed into the camera of then-photo journalist/environmental scientist Wendee Nicole. Perhaps it was the same haunting look that evoked the same feeling in Wendee; it prodded her to create the non-profit community-based organization, redemption Song Foundation (RSF) in 2014 and pushed her to sell her home in Texas and live in Uganda. <br /><br />Since then, RSF has made a significant impact in the lives of these marginalized indigenous peoples, providing education assistance through the scholarship program, food assistance through the soup kitchen, and livelihood assistance through the Artisan Coop, among others.<br /><br />This inspired me to get more involved in RSF's #GivingTuesday campaign, giving my time through volunteer work in social media marketing and fundraising, my talent through writing and media publishing support, and my treasure through donation. <br /><br />It was my way of giving back, because I know how it is not having free access to clean water. I have a desire to share what I now freely enjoy. It made me wonder whether Christ felt the same need to share His life of abundance after experiencing mankind's poverty. This #GivingTuesday experience made me look at Christmas in a much deeper way. <br />

The fact that they are running a concerted campaign for providing something as important as quality sleep says something about the org.

CSMA is the perfect organization for the sports medicine professional looking to give back and spread the word of God! I have already served on one trip and plan to serve on many more throughout my lifetime and have gotten my family to participate on trips as well!