Non-Profits

Children and families were given this day to forget about sickness and hardships to celebrate HFC’s success.

The concert on November 22 includes cloggers, fiddlers, singing bells, and the choices from Booker T. Washington.

My Possibilities is helping to educate and provide guidance to more than 60 adults.

Despite a survey reports costing taxpayers millions of dollars over the past two decades, very little information from the local survey reports have been made available to parents or the general public, and their availability is not noted anywhere on the Department of State Health Services website.

RSVP was created with the central belief that senior volunteers are valuable resources whose talent, wisdom, and experience can be utilized to create safer, healthier, and stronger communities.

With a shortage in qualified psychologists in Oak Cliff, one organization has taken charge to offer hope.

The event raised more than $100,000 for colorectal cancer and from what we hear, it was a gas.

They're aiming for $2.45 million.

Through the Hands-Only CPR campaign, the American Heart Association and Ad Council hope to reach all adults, particularly women age 55 years and older who are most likely to be the spouses of potential victims.

Just days before what would have been Billy's second birthday, SIDS America has launched a website, offering a wealth of resources.

The Power of Parents provides conversation tools about the No. 1 youth drug problem in America.

Wow, listen to this: Think of the song, "Bailamos" by Enrique Iglesias, if you need to give instant CPR. It has the same rhythm needed to properly give 100 chest compressions per minute.

The shirt is "tattoo-inspired" and, of course, shows the pink breast cancer ribbon.

There's info about how to donate, volunteer, and advocate for others.

Those who believe they "Live United" can submit video until September 30, 2009.

RJ Taylor will now lead the nonprofit's efforts to preserving and protecting open space and natural beauty in north central Texas.

The HCC has been helping the homeless since 1978.

The company is taking a new approach to research.

In the eight years since she moved to Dallas, Pam Gerber has become a godmother-like figure in her 'hood.