2011-01-20T15:42:52-08:00 2010-05-31 Holly C Roundtree CPA 5001 Spring Valley Road Suite 250E Dallas TX 75244 990EZ 2009-06-01 752294489 Altrusa International Inc of Downtown Dallas Foundation ALTR 9728976233 5 Wooded Gate Drive Dallas TX 75230 Holly C Roundtree 2011-01-20 Jennifier L Belshaw 2009 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z 0024 X www.altrusadtd.com X 76659 43228 56 0 33375 50572 -17197 0 26087 43327 331 43658 -17571 72219 54648 72219 54648 72219 54648 72219 54648 The purpose of Altrusa International Inc. of Downtown Dallas Foundation is:-- to make and award, without limitation as to amount to any one recipient or to all recipients, donations, gifts, contributions, scholarships, grants, fellowships, and/or loans from the income, assets, and property of the corporation;-- to engage in research;-- to conduct seminars and workshops;-- to publish materials;-- to make grants in furtherance of projects of Altrusa International, Inc., and/or Altrusa International Inc. of Downtown Dallas, Inc.;-- to provide service for local service projects;-- to engage in fund raising programs in furtherance of the purposes of the corporation;-- to dispose of any and all of the corporation's assets and property to or for the benefit of any corporation, organization, fund, or foundation operated exclusively for charitable, educational, literary, or scientific purposes;-- and the corporation shall be empowered to engage in such other and further means as may be necessar International Rescue Committee--IRC provides a fresh start in the United States for refugees from regions of the world torn apart by violence. Funding was provided to refugee families during the holidays. 941 Susan G. Komen for the Cure--This organization is dedicated to education and research about causes, treatment, and the search for a cure for breast cancer. Funding was used for educational purposes. 250 South Plains Food Bank--The organization is a humanitarian resource responsible for securing, growing, processing, and distributing food to charitable organizations and persons in need. Funding was used to provide food to the needy. 100 Sarcoidosis Foundation of Texas--The Foundation serves all of North Texas as a support and educational organization for those affected by the disease. Our focus is to promote community awareness and research and to provide support for patients and their families. In addition we also provide counselors, literature, and support groups. Funding was used for educational purposes. 125 Project Restoration Recovery Services--This organization assists women's successful reintegration into society while recovering from addiction. Funding was used to provide rent and services for three months for one resident. 1500 Parish Episcopal School--The mission of Parish Episcopal School is to provide an enriching and challenging educational experience within a Christian community of service and worship. Funding was used for educational purposes. 250 New Friends New Life--NFNL is a faith-based organization located in the Dallas-Fort Worth area that enables women to leave the degradation of the sex industry and to build new lives for themselves and their children. Funding was used for women's programs. 200 Metrocare Services--This organization is dedicated to helping people with mental illness, developmental disabilities, and severe emotional problems live healthier lives. Funding was used to purchase bed and bath sets. 2618 Literacy Instruction For Texas--LIFT is a literacy program which teaches adults to read and/or improve their rudimentary reading skills to a functional level. Funding was used for student materials and volunteer training materials. 3000 Human Rights Initiative of North Texas--The organization's mission is to promote international human rights through local service to refugees and immigrants who have suffered human rights abuses. Funding was used to help refugees and their families. 500 Hodges Elementary School--An educational facility serving low-income children in the Lubbock, Texas area. Funding was used to purchase books for the children. 100 619 Productions, Inc.--The mission of 619 Productions is to establish free and low cost quality art education programs, displays and shows for children and adults in low to moderate income families, distressed neighborhoods and surrounding ethnic communities. Our goal is to build self-esteem and confidence by using artistic mediums. Funding was used for educational programs. 125 Animal Refuge Foundation--The Foundation sponsors the third largest care-for-life, no-kill canine sanctuary in the U.S. with over 340+ dogs on site. ARFhouse provides refuge and care for unwanted, abused, and/or physically challenged canines without regard to size, breed, temperament, age or physical disabilities. Funding was provided to pay for food for the animals. 250 Dallas County Community College District Foundation--The Foundation's mission is to enhance the level of achievement and excellence of the DCCCD by providing scholarships, supporting the professional development of faculty and staff, and fostering innovation in the educational programs of the DCCCD. Funding was used for scholarships. 2500 Two Angry Mom's--This is an official serendipity project of the Marion Institute, a member based non-profit that acts as an incubator for a diverse array of programs and projects that delves into the root cause of an issue and seeks to create deep and positive change for the earth and its inhabitants. This specific project is a film that educates parents about school nutrition. Funding was used to help support the translation of the film into Spanish. 7463 USO United Through Reading Program (MADD)--This organization provides for soldiers to record a DVD reading of a book to send home to a child with the book to promote reading and connect with a family. The funds were used to purchase program books, materials, equipment and supplies for the Dallas and/or Iraq Reading Rooms. 50 2000 Hope Cottage--This facility nurtures and builds families through education, counseling and adoption services. Grant provided for parenting and pregnancy education materials. 300 Dallas Community Lighthouse--This organization operates after school programs for low income apartment kids to promote academic success. The funds were used to purchase Mother's Day gifts for kids who were selected based on good performance points they have earned. Proceeds were also used for a summer program focusing on opportunities for at-risk students. 3910 Dallas Center for Contemporary Art--This organization presents free art exhibits in a forum that cultivates artists, ignites learning, and inspires the community. Proceeds provided suppport to the Art Think program for three schools. 3000 Association for Independent Living--This organization's mission is to teach developmentally challenged young adults to live independently. Our proceeds were used to purchase furniture for the organization's common room, and to host a Valentine's Day party for the residents. 242 2000 Helping Hands Gleaning Ministries--Provided funds for the rental of a portable toilet for use by the organization's volunteers in East Texas during gleaning produce left after harvest, and for transportation and printing costs. Food gathered is later distributed to disadvantaged persons living in Dallas County, Texas. 1675 Attitudes & Attires--This organization provides professional advice and clothing to low-income women in the Dallas area. Funds were used to purchase larger size professional clothing for disadvantaged women in Dallas, Texas. 2000 Genesis Women's Shelter--This organization provides immediate safety, housing, food and other essentials to women and children who are victims of domestic violence. 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