Grant History
To change the tragic state of foster care in South Texas, Agape Ranch is building a neighborhood, complete with homes, playgrounds, recreational areas, and onsite respite care providers to love and support foster children. On eleven generously donated acres of land, Agape Ranch is building a 24-home planned community for foster children to call home. At full capacity, Agape Ranch will have the capability to house 168 children and youth in foster care. To date, we have completed two houses. The funds raised will allow Agape Ranch to build a third home in this highly unique and caring neighborhood.
New Life Refuge Ministries’ mission is to provide a REFUGE of hope and healing for child survivors of sex trafficking, to provide EDUCATION to the community on the issue, and to establish PARTNERSHIPS with other organizations in the fight against modern day slavery.
Timon's Ministries (Timon’s) is a day resource center serving the Community. Organized and incorporated by a group of churches in 1999, Timon’s opened its doors in 2000. Timon’s prides itself in “making a difference” in the community by offering services such as a crisis pantry, a dental & eye clinic and an outreach program to name a few.
of South Texas (USO)
The USO, located onboard Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, serves military members, reservists, veterans, and their families for over 75 years. As a comprehensive, one-stop resource station and relaxation center, veterans receive free services year-round. The existing building will be expanded and enhanced with upgrades to the second floor including a mini movie theater and a game/study room for junior personnel.
Corpus Christi Hope House provides support and services to addicted, abused, abandoned, low-income, poverty level and homeless pregnant women, single mothers, fathers and their dependent children by assisting with essential services, counseling services, medical assistance, life skills training, transportation and material assistance. Funds raised will allow Hope House to purchase a larger facility to accommodate the numerous clients that they serve. This new facility will allow them to provide private counseling rooms, conference rooms, and a dedicated area for children to play while parents meet with counselors. The purchase of this new multi-purpose building will also create more living space in the Hope House shelter.
$159,485
1974 – 1975
Youth City Swimming Pool- In Memory of Ben Knolle
1973 – 1974
MHMR Adult Day Care
1972 – 1973
YWCA Kitchen; Driscoll Children's Heart Catheterization Lab
1971 – 1972
United Cerebral Palsy of the Coastal Bend
1970 – 1971
Greenwood Molina Day Nursery
1969 – 1970
Nueces County MHMR
1968 – 1969
American Cancer Society of Nueces County
1967 – 1968
Corpus Christi Council for Retarded Children; St. Martin's School
1966 – 1967
Girls House at Youth City
1965 – 1966
Corpus Christi Speech and Hearing Clinic; Ada Wilson Hospital; Carmelite Day Nursery
1964 – 1965
Greenwood Molina Day Nursery; Boys City; Robert L. Moore Community Center
1963 – 1954
Community Settlement House; Boys City; Coastal Bend Habitation Association
1962 – 1963
Bethune Day Nursery; T.C. Ayers Recreation Center; The Hearth; Council of Alcoholism
1961 – 1962
Robert L. Moore Community Center; Community Settlement House
1960 – 1961
1959 – 1960
Junior Museum
1958 – 1959
1957 – 1958
Parkway Home for Girls; Sunny Day School
1956 – 1957
Sunny Day School; Family Service Department
1955 – 1956
The Hearth; Robert L. Moore Community Center
1954 – 1955
Robert L. Moore Community Center
1953 – 1954
YWCA
1952 – 1953
Children's Shelter and Community Settlement House
1951 – 1952
Elgin Park Community Center; Memorial Hosptial; Children's Shelter
1950 – 1951
Purchase Infant Respirator for Memorial Hospital and fund a Cornea Transplant for a mother of 11
1949 – 1950
1948 – 1949
1947 – 1948
Community Settlement House
1946 – 1947
Charity League's Milk Fund
1945 – 1946
Charity League's Milk Fund
1944 – 1945
Charity League's Milk Fund
1943 – 1944
Charity League's Milk Fund
1942 – 1943
Charity League's Milk Fund
1941 – 1942
Charity League's Milk Fund
1940 – 1941
Charity League's Milk Fund; The Women's Field Army for the Control of Cancer
1939 – 1940
Charity League's Milk Fund
1938 – 1939
Charity League's Milk Fund
1937 – 1938
1936 – 1937
Transportation fund of the Crippled Children's Clinic
1935 – 1936
Purchase Oxygen Tent; Fred Robert Memorial Hospital Elevator Fund
1934 – 1935