SNIPSA launched its Big Fix clinics in May 2009. With a significant number of animals being euthanized every day in the San Antonio area, we knew there had to be a better way.

How could we target the pet-owning population and bring spay/neuter to one’s doorstep? We found that people were generally receptive to doing the “right thing”; we just needed to make it convenient and doable. Providing this service for FREE was also important to remove any barriers that might dissuade a pet owner from having his pet spayed/neutered. The more sterilized pets in our city, the less entering the doors of our shelters. It was simple.  

Big Fix clinics also save taxpayer dollars. It costs roughly $15,000 to host a Big Fix clinic, which is a smart investment considering that it would costs taxpayers almost 10 times that amount to impound, house, and ultimately euthanize the nearly 400 animals that are sterilized at a typical Big Fix clinic.

SNIPSA depends on grants and private donations to host its Big Fix clinics. Click here to help sponsor our next Big Fix clinic or here for other donation options.

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Your support is crucial to our efforts to alleviate the generational cycle of child abuse, addiction, child neglect, homelessness, unemployment, and severe poverty.

By joining the Godparent program as a monthly donor, you are directly supporting our children and their families.

When you partner with us, you help us spread hope and fight for stronger families for foster children in the San Antonio community and surrounding counties.

Click here to learn more.

We have ongoing volunteer opportunities for groups and individuals. For one-time group projects there are a number of ways volunteers can make a tremendous impact on our organization and the families we serve, such as assisting at special events, light yard work, painting, and sanitizing toys.

Our on-going volunteer opportunities vary from working directly with clients to much needed staff support.

Click here to send us your information for volunteer opportunities

Click here to send a Monetary Gift

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The primary purposes and goals of this Trust are to provide additional and continuing housing opportunities for low- and moderate-income families; to promote public health, safety, convenience, and welfare by mitigating the extent to which San Antonio’s low- and moderate-income households are unable to afford decent, safe, and sanitary housing within the City of San Antonio; and to revitalize neighborhood and downtown through appropriate housing activities.

The San Antonio Housing Trust (SAHT) provides works through a variety of tools to create and preserve housing that is affordable, accessible, sustainable, and attainable. Specifically, we provide grants and low-interest loans along with the utilization of tax-exempt bonds, property tax/sales tax exemptions, and other creative financing mechanisms in partnership with various housing non-profits and for-profit housing providers to meet the programmatic vision set forth in our five-year strategic plan.

From time to time, the SA Housing Trust will issue either a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) or a Request for Proposals (RFP) outlining the specific form of engagement SAHT is seeking such as a grant or loan award or for a potential partnership.

Promoting leadership and learning of women locally and globally through collaborative networks and partnerships

Sister Dorothy Ettling and Sister Neomi Hayes founded Women’s Global Connection in 2001 under the sponsorship of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word and in partnership with the University of the Incarnate Word to further education and research in the global community.

Online

The WGC online community provides many forms of dialogue, information sharing and learning. As in any community, the strength and power of Women’s Global Connection comes from the contributions of the participants. We welcome you to become a member of our community.

On-the-Ground

WGC also organizes annual immersion trips to partnering countries to promote understanding of different cultures aimed at building respectful collaborative relationships across the globe; and to provide education for grassroots women around the world as a means of promoting women’s leadership and community development.

Your support and funding of student enrichment opportunities through the Young Women’s Leadership Academy Foundation will bring unimagined opportunities to a young woman’s future, creating confidence, and high expectations in generations to come.

Private funds from the YWLA Foundation pay for many critical education components:

• College-bound Programming
• College Prep Success Initiatives
• STEM-focused Enrichment
• YWLA Foundation funds enable achievement beyond the girls’ dreams, building confidence and a foundation for success throughout their lives.

Managed carefully through the San Antonio Area Foundation, these funds have produced extraordinary educational results.

You can donate online at: ywlafdn.org/give

Or print out this form and mail it to:

Young Women’s Leadership Academy Foundation
303 Pearl Parkway, Suite 114
San Antonio, TX 78215

Support Centro Cultural Aztlan with your tax-deductible donation today! Your contribution will help us continue our mission to preserve, develop and promote Chicano/Latino art and culture.

Click here for more information on how you can help.

For over forty years (and counting!), our South Texas community has enjoyed the San Antonio Museum of Art as a place for discovery, inspiration, illumination, and exchange. SAMA welcomes locals and tourists, schoolkids and seniors, soldiers and scholars – providing exceptional, engaging experiences with and through art! We are proud to be your San Antonio museum and an integral part of our region’s arts and culture community.

Please donate today to support your museum and its many artful endeavors. A gift to SAMA is a gift for our future.

The San Antonio AIDS Foundation provides a continuum of care to low-income HIV-positive men, women, and transgender individuals. Our services include resource and benefits assistance, case management, mental health counseling, medical care, pharmacy services, housing, and a year-round hot meal program.

We offer onsite and mobile testing for HIV and STDs, as well as HIV prevention education presentations in local public schools, colleges and universities, adult probation facilities, and teen detention programs.

Services are only available to individuals living with HIV/AIDS who are registered clients of the San Antonio AIDS Foundation.

Through its ReCAST program, WestCare San Antonio partners with local nonprofit organizations to promote community resilience and equity through programs and services that include:

• Capacity-Building Training
• Improvement in Community and Police Relations
• Healing Hubs
• Intensive Case Management
• Youth Leadership and Employment
• Re-entry Programs
• Go-Team Crisis Intervention
• Community Organizing and Neighborhood Engagement
• Drug-Free Communities

If your organization would like to partner with WestCare, call the number below.

ReCAST focuses on increasing access to resources in the Promise Zone—several ZIP Codes in San Antonio's long-neglected Eastside community.

disABILITYsa Creative Services offers marketing design, layout and printing services for nonprofit organizations serving children and adults living with a disability in the San Antonio community. By doing so, we are able to help fulfill the mission of disABILITYsa to strengthen the nonprofit organizations that serve individuals living with a disability in San Antonio by moving funding out of their marketing budgets and back into programming and direct services.

The Island House is available for small gatherings such as meetings, baby showers, and luncheons.

It has a capacity of 30 people. There are 6 tables and 30 chairs provided for reservations.

Fees:

• $30 per hour with a four-hour minimum
• $100 refundable damage deposit

Help End Modern Day Slavery by Joining our Team

Trafficking Cannot Be Combated Successfully Until Parents and Youth
JOIN THE CAUSE. Trafficking is not the kind of issue where parents can rely on law enforcement to keep their children safe. Parents and youth must be part of the solution.

Learn how easy it is to Volunteer with FYP from any location in the world as long as you have an internet connection.

Click here to Volunteer

Click here to Donate

Please get involved and share to end Human Trafficking

The Delta Society Pet Partners® program was established in 1990 to ensure that “both ends of the leash,” people as well as animals, are well-prepared to participate in animal-assisted activity and animal-assisted therapy programs.

Pet Partners is the only national registry that requires volunteer training and screening of animal-handler teams.

Potential Pet Partner Teams are required to follow all Pet Partner policies and procedures in order to become registered Pet Partners. Handlers must be able to learn and demonstrate the skills necessary to visit safely with your animal in hospitals, nursing homes, classrooms, and other facilities.

You can do this in two different ways:

1. Attend an 8-hour Pet Partner Team training course when one is available and then be evaluated as a team.
2. Or you can complete an online course through Pet Partners.org and then be evaluated.

Learn more about becoming a registered Pet Partners team by contacting us or check out our Calendar of Events page for upcoming evaluation dates.

Click here to become a Member

Click here to Donate

Mission Presbytery is dedicated to helping mitigate disasters before they happen, respond with aid when they do, and stay through the recovery helping to rebuild lives, families, and the community.

We usually support other agencies with volunteers, equipment, and financial aid. Mission Presbytery also hosts/houses volunteers who respond to an area after a disaster. Our organization is not set up to help at the individual level, that is where each of the churches comes in, we serve other agencies, volunteers, and first responders.

SAAAACF provides funding and other resources for nonprofits impacting the community, and through a partnership provides funding for approved businesses for microloans.

We also collaborate with other organizations to implement programs supporting those in underserved communities.

We believe in building a city where San Antonio residents are deeply connected, have equitable opportunities to thrive, and contribute to the vitality of the community.

Using trust-based philanthropic principles to guide our grant efforts, the San Antonio Area Foundation invests in the nonprofit community through funds established by caring donors who entrust us with their philanthropic desires.

Our work is centered on understanding our community needs, building relationships with our stakeholders, and being responsive to the feedback we obtain regarding our processes.

Click here to learn more about our grants.

SAGE recognizes that our nonprofit organizations are essential and contribute to our society.

The SAGE Back Office Program (SBOP) provides nonprofit organizations with support in the following areas to ensure the nonprofits' success:

• Fiscal Management
• Technology
• Records Management
• Bookkeeping

For more information on SBOP, please get in touch with Russell LeDay.

Suppose your business is ready for a face-lift. In that case, the SAGE Storefront Grant Program provides qualified property owners with matching grants of up to $10,000 to improve the exterior of properties they own.

For more information or help with the application process, contact SAGE Chief Financial and Operations Officer Russell LeDay at the phone number or email below.

The SAGE Service Area aligns with the Eastside Promise Zone, including the Eastside Promise Neighborhood, Choice Neighborhood, and EastPoint. In this four-square-mile footprint, the two federal grant neighborhoods overlap.

Since 2003, San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside (SAGE) has been committed to providing unparalleled and leading-edge services to help Eastside businesses thrive. 

As funding permits, SAGE provides services in the following areas:

• Start-Up Assistance
• Cash Flow Management
• Business Planning
• Tax Management
• E-Commerce
• Financing
• Marketing/Sales
• Legal Aid
• Workforce Development
• Government Contracting
• Customer Relations
• Franchising
• Human Resources
• Accounting/Budgeting
• Buying/Selling Business
• Language Accessibility Assistance
• Inventory Management
• Land Acquisition
• Facade Improvement

To apply, click here and complete the Small Business Resiliency Application as thoroughly as possible. (This may take up to 20 minutes.)

If you have questions or concerns about SAGE’s services or methods of submitting this form, please contact our Chief Financial and Operations Officer, Russell LeDay, at the phone number or email below.

The SAGE Service Area aligns with the Eastside Promise Zone, which includes the Eastside Promise Neighborhood and the Choice Neighborhood, and EastPoint, the four-square-mile footprint where the two federal grant neighborhoods overlap.

Your gift will help create one of the world’s great public places.

Through the generosity of donors like you, Hemisfair is being transformed into a sustainable, connected public space in the heart of our city. Hemisfair offers unique park amenities and green spaces, vibrant cultural events, diverse food and beverage options, and so much more. 

You can help ensure every park visit is one to remember by making your gift to the Hemisfair Conservancy today.

Click here to Donate

Click here to Make a Recurring Gift

Click here to Make a One-time Gift

Click here to Sponsor a Tree

Click here for Vendor Request Form

BE A CHAMPION, INC. is proud to have many program partners throughout the years. Without the partnership and collaboration, our programs would not be as successful as they are. If you would like to become a program partner, click here.

Would you like to get the latest mental health updates, participate in online discussion groups, learn how to advocate in your community, and add your voice to the mental health movement?

NAMI membership gives you access to local, state, and national levels.

Click here to create a NAMI account. It's FREE!

Subscribe to content that interests you, such as NAMI Now! Connect with others in discussion groups. Manage your profile, preferences, and subscriptions. Upgrade any time!

All members:

• Receive the NAMI Advocate magazine
• Get discounts at the NAMI Store
• Earn member-only content online
• Have access to discounts at the annual National Convention

More importantly, NAMI San Antonio members make our voice stronger in legislative advocacy.

Consider NAMI membership and one payment gives you access to the local, state and national levels. Joining helps build donor confidence, plus we learn more from our fellow members and peers!

There are three (3) membership options depending on what works best for you and your family:

$60 per year for Household: Includes all members living at the same address
(This is ideal if you attend Family-to-Family and/or want to train to be a program leader/presenter.)
 
$40 per year for Individual
(This is ideal if you attend Peer-to-Peer, Connection and/or want to train to be a program leader or outreach presenter.)
 
$5 per year for Open Door: Limited budget? We got you!

Support Autism Community Network and help us achieve our mission of empowering families to create big futures. Your donations will go a long way in helping us make a difference in the lives of those who are affected by autism.

We are a nonprofit, and as such, need your help providing families with the resources they need to succeed. Your support will enable us to expand our reach and make a greater impact in the lives of these families.

Together, we can make a difference and help these families create meaningful outcomes. Thank you for your generous support!

Brick Campaign
Buy a brick to help fund our future. Click here to learn more

Capital Campaign
Building tomorrow together, your donation is our foundation. Click here to learn more

Donate
Every donation makes a difference. Click here to learn more

Legacy Giving
Secure the future; leave a lasting legacy through giving. Click here to learn more

Volunteer
Volunteer today, and transform tomorrow! Click here to learn more

Wishlist
Empowering families, one gift at a time. Explore our wish list! Click here to learn more

Your support through donations of money, supplies or your time can have an impact on a young person for a lifetime.

Click here to make an online monetary donation or mail your donation to: Inman Christian Center, Attn: Bookkeeper, 1214 Colima St., San Antonio, TX 78207.

The following is a list of items needed for child care children and
families needing emergency supplies:

• Diapers (sizes 4 to 6)
• Children's underwear (sizes to fit girls 2 to 3; boys 2 to 4)
• Children's socks (Ages 2 to 6)
• Baby Bibs (all sizes)
• New books (Infants to 5 year old)
• Baby Clothes (Ages 12 to 18 months)

Our Mission

The mission of the Texas Organizing Project is to bring together Black and Latino Texans so that together we can fight for real change by organizing our neighborhoods, investing our time and energy in causes relevant to our communities, and collectively taking ownership over TOP’s agenda, strategy and direction. With a seasoned and committed organizing staff, a diverse membership and leaders from all walks of life, TOP has already made a huge impact and is positioned to continue to grow.

Click here to download app

Click here become a member

Click here sign up for emails

Click here to Volunteer

Click here to Donate to Texas Organizing Project

Click here to Donate to Texas Organizing Project PAC

SPECTRUM DIGITAL EDUCATION
Grant Eligibility
To be eligible for a Spectrum Digital Education Grant, applying organizations must serve communities located in a Spectrum market and have 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Your organization’s program must also: 

Focus on families or seniors.
Be able to report to Spectrum the following metrics: number of people impacted, population served, and demographics. 
Partner with low-income and/or multicultural-based urban or rural communities.
Be an existing program, already working with a diverse population.
Meet the unique needs of its community and align with the nonprofit’s current mission.
Have a lasting, meaningful, and tangible impact (e.g. development of a new digital site or app, expansion of the capacity of a digital learning center, creation of a mobile computer lab, etc.)
Spectrum partners with organizations that do not discriminate based on race, color, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, physical disability, military status, or other protected classes. 

Click here for 

• Digital Grant Selection Criteria
• Frequently Asked Questions

Visit www.spectrum.com/cp/digitaled to determine if your organization is in a Spectrum market

• Computer Skills Classes

While our clients have often endured the unimaginable, we are constantly amazed by the capacity of the human spirit to heal, forgive, and seek happiness. Your gift can help them on their journey.

Click here to Donate

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Click here for Volunteer Opportunities

Click here for Internship Opportunities

Click here to learn about the Community of Hope Giving Program

Join the fight against Alzheimer’s disease by becoming an Alzheimer’s Association San Antonio and South Texas volunteer. From planning an event to hosting a support group to providing office support, there are many ways to get involved.

Ways That You Can Get Involved:

• Community educator
• Caregiver support group facilitator
• Early-stage support group facilitator
• Special events volunteer
• Advocate
• TrialMatch volunteer
• Administrative volunteer

Click here for detailed information on each volunteer position.

To learn more, contact Ginny Funk at 210-822-6449, [email protected], or complete an interest survey.

Get Involved:

• Donate
• Participate in an Event
• Advocate

Click here for other involvement opportunities

Daily Bread, as a Christ-centered organization, desires to help partners assist their communities in defeating poverty through God’s work. In addition to our weekly food distribution to our ministry partners, Daily Bread equips those partners with resources and training to address the root cause of poverty. Daily Bread focuses on addressing the defined root cause of poverty: broken relationships.

We do this by helping our partners help their communities mend their connections with God, other people, self, and creation.

Free.