In the spring of 2026, CWC allocated a total of $170,000 to be distributed among these worthy causes.
| Organization | Grant Request |
|---|---|
| 6 Stones Mission Network | Supports the Momentum Generations program for students at risk of not graduating high school. |
| Alliance for Children | Supports free investigative and healing programs and services for Tarrant County child abuse victims. |
| Camp Summit, Inc. | Supports medical care and financial assistance to campers for individuals with disabilities. |
| Cancer Care Services | Supports services for cancer patients and survivors and their caregivers in the Northeast Tarrant community. |
| CASA of Tarrant County | Supports training and supervision of court-appointed volunteers helping foster children. |
| Catholic Charities Fort Worth | Supports the Stay the Course Program at Tarrant County College NE which addresses low rates of college persistence and completion among poor and vulnerable students. |
| Colleyville Public Library | Supports the Children’s Storytelling and Audio Player Collection to purchase screen-free audio players to allow children to interact and guide stories. |
| Community Enrichment Center, Inc. | Supports the Benevolence Program which offers emergency financial assistance to women and their families experiencing financial hardships during times of crisis. |
| Down Syndrome Partnership of North Texas | Supports parent baskets with resources, books, and gifts for teens and adults with Down Syndrome. |
| GRACE (Grapevine Relief And Community Exchange) | Funds food, clothing, emergency financial assistance and guidance to families and individuals facing financial hardship or crisis. |
| Grapevine Colleyville Education Foundation | Supports the Adopt-A-Teacher program to equip new teachers with essential resources. |
| I Can Still Shine Program | Supports the Emergency Care Program for women and children leaving abusive homes. |
| Ladies 4 A Cause | Provides seed mooney for a new nonprofit providing short-term assistance for those facing a temporary crisis. |
| Living Hope Equine Therapy | Supports therapeutic riding programs and financial assistance for veterans, foster youth, riders with disabilities and caregivers. |
| Me Squared Cancer Foundation | Provides grants to newly diagnosed cancer patients, helping them cover essential cancer-related medical costs. |
| Mercy House Ministries | Supports safe housing, counseling, infant care and guidance for single pregnant women and their infants. |
| Metroport Meals On Wheels, Inc. | Supports home-delivered and senior center meal programs for Colleyville, Grapevine, and Southlake seniors. |
| New Hope Equine Assisted Therapy | Funds scholarships for therapeutic horseback riding services for children, adults, veterans and the disabled. |
| North Texas SNAP, Inc. (Special Needs Assistance Partners) | Supports the Education & Social Program to provide members real life social opportunities to more successfully integrate into the community. |
| Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth | Supports supportive, home-like community lodging for seriously ill children and their families. |
| Serving Our Seniors (SOS) | Supports program activities for Northeast Tarrant county senior citizens to preserve independence and well-being. |
| Summer Santa, Inc. | Supports Camp in a Box and back to School Shopping programs for children in Northwest ISD, Keller ISD, HEB ISD, Grapevine-Colleyville ISD and Carroll ISD. |
| The Archway (formerly SafeHaven of Tarrant County) | Supports emergency shelter and supportive services for domestic violence victims to bring about change. |
| The Clubhouse for Special Needs | Supports purchase and operational expenses of a passenger van for intellectually and physically challenged teens and young adults. |
| The WARM Place | Supports the Grief Support Program for children following the death of a loved one. |
| The Women’s Center of Tarrant County | Supports approximately 70,000 children with the Play It Safe!® Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Program in Tarrant County. |
"Caring With Commitment"
