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Chartered in 1975, ARTSNET serves the 370,000 residents of our area with a host of programs that enrich and improve the quality of life for us all. From offices in the Trinity Arts Center Gallery, we function under the direction of an Executive Board and Board of Directors and due to the efforts of an extremely dedicated group of employees and volunteers.
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Carroll Education Foundation
Generating and distributing resources to or for the benefit of the Carroll Independent School District, to enrich, maintain and expand programs needed to meet the school district's stated mission of excellence in education.
Christmas is for Children
A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing children love, care and joy that compromise the spirit of Christmas. Various organizations throughout the area help identify families who otherwise would not have a holiday celebration and help children complete wish lists with 3 components: something each child wants, something he/she needs and something educational. Gifts are delivered to designated familites just prior to the holidays. The program has expanded to include food baskets for entire familites. Food drives are conducted in November and December.
Freedom Flight
Providing safe and reliable charitable air transportation for humanitarian flight missions
GRACE (Grapevine Relief And Community Exchange)
Providing emergency needs assistance to people in need in the Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake communities of Northeast Tarrant County, Texas. Programs and services include financial assistance, a Food pantry, Clothing Room, Transitional Housing, Medical Clinic and Tech Center. Resources and case management are directed toward developing self-sufficiency, while giving families and individuals the immediate assistance they may need to overcome setbacks in their lives.
Cook's Children's Health Foundation
The Cook Children's Health Foundation provides clothing and toiletries to patients and families in emergency need; it does not provide a wardrobe for them! Items are provided when needs cannot be anticipated or met during a visit to the medical center, for example when a family with a premature baby is flown in from another region or a child's clothes are "cut off" in the ambulance while being treated after a trauma. Items are provided to maintain cleanliness, normalcy, privacy and/or feelings of self worth. This program is supported entirely by donations; there are no budgeted funds.
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Food for the soul, Metroport Meals On Wheels style, comes in the form of a daily, home-delivered, hot lunch for the frail, elderly and chronically ill residents of Northeast Tarrant and southern Denton counties. For many, this is the only human contact they receive throughout the day. MMOW delivers meals to individuals who are homebound, or who are too frail to cook or shop for themselves, or who are recovering from accident or illness in addition to those who have chronic health issues. Meal delivery can be on a long-term or short-term basis. |
Open Arms
Offering a safe residence for women and children of domestic violence
Southlake DPS Citizens Association - CERT
Program
Community Emergency Response Team is a ready force of
organized and trainedvolunteer disaster workers that operate at the
neighborhood level. They are prepared to be self-sustaining for
three days following a large disaster.
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"Summer Santa's mission is to enrich and nurture the
lives of children in need within greater Northeast Tarrant County by
sponsoring activities, providing for medical needs and making
available back-to-school clothing and school supplies. |
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Rocky Top Therapy
Center utilizes its picturesque ranch setting to provide
comprehensive rehabilitation for physically, mentally or emotionally
challenged individuals in the north central Texas area.
As people, young and old, come up the drive, they are filled with anticipation and excitement. What will this day offer? This, then, is the essence of Rocky Top. It's all about possibilities
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A fundraising event for Polycystic Kidney Disease research