Texas Refugee Support Agencies
The name “Texas” most likely comes from tejas or tayshas, a Caddo word for friend or ally. Today, with so many women and families being [...]
The name “Texas” most likely comes from tejas or tayshas, a Caddo word for friend or ally. Today, with so many women and families being [...]
...of the awardees, it was said of Ana, a senior VP at PlainsCapital Bank, that “her financial acumen stands out.” Community leader Sally [...]
...from apartments at higher rates, said Ashley McIver, community philanthropy officer at Dallas-based Communities Foundation of Texas [...]
...unseated a long-time male incumbent. While Edith served on a number of committees during her single term in office, she focused her efforts on [...]
...community organizations. The woman who would eventually become the famous journalist Pauline Periwinkle began preparing for her career quite [...]
...Latinas in the community. The giving circle is part of the Hispanic 100 network, an organization of trailblazing leaders whose [...]
...her community and is a member of the organization, 100 Women Who Care in Fort Worth, Texas, and currently serves as an Officer on [...]
...100th anniversary of that milestone, Texas Women’s Foundation (TWF) launched “Count Her In,” a social media campaign to honor [...]
Via: My Sweet Charity By: Glenn Hunter The annual luncheon of the Texas Women’s Foundation is always an inspiring, high-energy affair, and the 34th edition on [...]
...resources in one fell swoop of complete corporate aid. Since 1985, Texas Women’s Foundation has maintained a mission of transforming Texas for [...]