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Together, We’re Making a Difference in North Texas
For nearly four decades, The Dallas Morning News Charities has played a vital role in strengthening the North Texas community made possible by the unwavering generosity of The Dallas Morning News readers, donors, and partners.
Since 1986, we’ve partnered with more than 75 local nonprofit organizations on the frontlines of hunger and homelessness. These dedicated partners work tirelessly to ensure that individuals and families in need have access to food, safe shelter, clothing, and the resources to build brighter futures.
The gifts of over 80,000 donors have provided over $42 Million to support the efforts of our charity partners.
To ensure every gift makes the greatest impact, The Dallas Morning News covers all administrative expenses, allowing 100% of your tax-deductible donation to go directly to our charity partners serving North Texans in need.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Your support helps create lasting change in our community.
- To donate online, donate here.
- To learn more about the outstanding work of our partner charities, visit our charity partners page.
- To mail a donation, please send checks to:
The Dallas Morning News Charities
Attn Jessica Cates
1954 Commerce Street
Dallas, Texas 75201
Thank you for your generosity and commitment to helping our neighbors in need. Every contribution brings hope and creates real, lasting change across North Texas.
Help us meet our campaign goal of $300,000
When school ends, many children lose access to reliable meals. Your donation helps fill the gap this summer
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The countdown to alleviate hunger and homelessness in North Texas begins today. It’s as easy as 3-2-1!
Together we are making a difference in the lives of our North Texas neighbors in need. For nearly 40 years, The Dallas Morning News Charities has made an impact in the North Texas community through the generous support and commitment of our Dallas Morning News readers...
Give today so that children can eat this summer
Thousands of children across North Texas will go hungry this summer without the help of people like you. It’s heartbreaking to think that low-income students in our communities rely on free- and reduced-priced lunches at public schools for their only nutritious meal...

