Cardboard Should Not Be a Home
Together with its generous donors, The Dallas Morning News Charities (DMN Charities) continues making a difference in the lives of 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 its DallasNews readers and donors.
The DMN Charities Annual Giving Campaign kicks off November 8, 2024, and runs through January 31, 2025, with a fundraising goal of $2 Million to help alleviate hunger and homelessness in North Texas in the coming year. The need is greater than ever. Will you help them help others?
Through the years, DMN Charities has collaborated with over 75 different nonprofits that have been and are on the frontlines in the fight against homelessness and hunger issues facing North Texas. Each organization strives to help put food on the table and a roof over the heads of our neighbors in need. The gifts of over 80,000 donors have provided nearly $40 Million to support the efforts of our charity partners. This translates into more services, more programs, and more changed lives. To ensure every dollar is stretched the farthest to serve our neighbors; The Dallas Morning News covers the administrative costs so that 100% of tax-deductible donations go directly to these recipient agencies. If you’d like to learn more about the 2024-2025 charity partners, click here.
With these donations, The Dallas Morning News Charities will support 15 carefully vetted North
Texas nonprofits that will in turn help our neighbors in need by providing food, clothing, transitional housing, financial assistance, medical and mental care, and other forms of short-term relief in Denton, Collin, Tarrant, Dallas, and Ellis counties.
The Dallas Morning News Charities 2024/25 nonprofit partners include:
- All Community Outreach
- Brother Bill’s Helping Hand
- City House
- Cornerstone Community
- Development Corporation
- Crossroads Community Center
- Frisco Family Services
- Harmony Community Development Corporation
- Irving Cares
- Mission Oak Cliff
- Our Daily Bread
- Sharing Life Community Outreach
- The Chocolate Mint Foundation
- The Samaritan Inn
- The Storehouse Community Center
- Wilkinson Center
The Dallas Morning News covers ALL administrative costs so that 100% of tax-deductible donations go directly to these recipient agencies. Thank you for caring about our neighbors in need!
If you are interested in contributing, please visit dmncharities.com to learn more about the charity partners or make a donation. Checks are also gratefully accepted. Please send to The Dallas Morning News Charities, 1954 Commerce Street, Dallas, Texas 75201.
Participating in giving campaigns like this can truly make a difference in the lives of our neighbors in need and help create a better future for them. Thank you for caring!