A youth center in a town that has lost 30 children to gun violence and other trauma wishes to renovate its space so it can support teens and families with limited resources who are struggling to find extracurricular activities to keep them safe and off the streets. With a goal to bring positivity back to the community, the renovations will ensure the space is inviting and helping teens create a better lifestyle for their future.

An organization that provides aid to the homeless seeks assistance in revitalizing, improving, and making critical repairs to its network of facilities so it can accommodate those in need and provide essential services for a vulnerable population in fully functioning buildings.

A low-income housing organization seeks to build a tiny home village that could temporarily house up to 50 residents at a time, helping get homeless people off the ground by providing them with a transitional space that is warm, safe, dry and healthy.

A complex that promotes inclusion for children and young adults with special needs through various events and activities needs support to build a community garden that will allow people of all abilities to come together and participate in growing produce that will be donated to a local food bank.

A nonprofit organization started by two teenage brothers with a goal to plant trees in an effort to positively impact the environment and improve the quality of life for area residents, wishes to replace trees that were lost and damaged as a result of the recent Texas winter storms. By planting and maintaining trees in the storm ravaged areas, they hope to reduce erosion and pollution in waterways and mitigate the effects of flooding.

A food pantry that has seen a significant increase in the number of clients served seeks to become a higher-capacity and more sustainable organization. They need assistance in constructing a permanent outdoor covering for receiving, storing and distributing food. The improvement will offer staff, clients, and food products protection from the elements during curbside pickups and benefit thousands of households that depend on this service.

A town’s human and civil rights and multicultural center seeks to address long deferred and necessary repairs as well as enhance areas around special exhibits. The improvements will ensure it continues to preserve, promote, and make the town’s history readily to current and future generations of residents and college students — and to use that history as an inspiration to those exposed to it.

A community YMCA seeks assistance in building a community garden that will address area food insecurity needs and serve as a place for seniors to come together to socialize and share their knowledge with the children of the county — a place where anyone who needs fresh vegetables can get them by sharing in the care of the garden.

A town park named for a Major League Baseball hero and humanitarian seeks to revitalize and update the dilapidated recreation area by installing new, inclusive playground equipment to replace current unsafe and unusable play structures. The new playground will serve to improve recreational opportunities, encourage inclusive play between children of all abilities and ages and revitalize the neighborhood.

A state park seeks assistance in maintaining 80+-year-old cabins within the park that are listed on the National Historic Registry. This project will supplement volunteer efforts from a Youth Conservation Corps project and a Cabin Work Week with staining, painting and making repairs to the cabins.