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They helped fund and provide glasses for low socioeconomic students.

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Individualized support in the form of academics (intervention, enrichment) and behavior/discipline

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Individualized support in the form of academics (intervention, enrichment) and behavior/discipline

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partner with community businesses to donate supplies and snacks

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North Texas Food Bank | Serving North Texans facing hunger

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The NTFB works with educators to identify chronically hungry students and provide them with a bag full of nutritious, nonperishable, kid-friendly food each Friday afternoon. The Food 4 Kids program operates at more than 250 elementary and middle schools in North Texas, and ensures children have access to food when they're at home during the weekend.

Qualifying schools that are interested can email ChildPrograms@ntfb.org. To participate, elementary schools must have at least 50% of their students qualifying for free/reduced lunch, and middle schools must have at least 40% qualifying for free/reduced meals.

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Child Feeding Programs | North Texas Food Bank

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NTFB works with schools and social service programs to feed the 1 in 5 food-insecure children in North Texas. Learn how you can contribute!

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Getting students and parents connected with our campus social worker to make sure they get access to the resources they need. 

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Getting students and parents connected with our campus social worker to make sure they get access to the resources they need. 

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Families are provided access to the North Texas Food Bank and others.

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Weekly meal packs that are sent home on Fridays to students

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Weekly meal packs that are sent home on Fridays to students

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Food4 Kids, district wide list of community resources, local churches that have programs

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Food 4 Kids program with NTFB

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Provide free lunch and breakfast for all students. Counseling services for families that need food over the weekends, clothing bank for students, school supplies, etc. 

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Provide free lunch and breakfast for all students. Counseling services for families that need food over the weekends, clothing bank for students, school supplies, etc. 

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Connect Families with shelters, food and resources.

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Providing meals during school holidays and the Summer.

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Providing meals during school holidays and the Summer.

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Our counselor provides community resources for families we know are in need.  Our district does a free back to school fair in August for families that qualify for free and reduced lunches.  Students receive all supplies specific to their grade level as well as they can get a haircut

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Our counselor provides community resources for families we know are in need.  Our district does a free back to school fair in August for families that qualify for free and reduced lunches.  Students receive all supplies specific to their grade level as well as they can get a haircut

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Listening to students problems, and providing them with quality advice.

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Network of Community Ministries - food truck/van on campus weekly

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Community Partners (Churches, Home Depot, Office Depot). Food 4 Kids

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Community Partners (Churches, Home Depot, Office Depot). Food 4 Kids

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We work with local food banks/organizations to provide non-descript backpacks to students with non-perishable food on Friday afternoons and then they return the backpacks on Monday to refill for the next weekend.

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Afterschool tutoring with snacks provided

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Our local churches and businesses offer free resources.

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Our local churches and businesses offer free resources.

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Building relationships with families and connecting them with community resources

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Building relationships with families and connecting them with community resources

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Referrals to metrocare plus in school social worker for services

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Backpacks and school supplies donated by community partners and local businesses

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Backpacks and school supplies donated by community partners and local businesses

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Partnership with Toys for Tots and use of local grant funds to provide gifts to students.

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would love to explore grants that could provide free breakfast for all kids

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would love to explore grants that could provide free breakfast for all kids

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Check-in with Student and Family Services to see what specific resources are available in the district. Mini's Pantry, Love Pacs, local stores, and PTA.

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Free breakfast and lunch.

Intervention services through Panorama data.

Care Clinic

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Individual conversations and help them connect to appropriate resources and/or points of contact

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Individual conversations and help them connect to appropriate resources and/or points of contact

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Families apply for their low socioeconomic students to be "adopted" by community members, who in turn purchase presents or donate from paycheck to provide presents for the holiday/Christmas season.

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We're too far away from DFW to regularly access resources. Looking for local, resources and services in the surrounding communities...

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List of community resources available in our rural area.

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Texoma Community Resource Guide available to all families

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Texoma Community Resource Guide available to all families

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I have snacks in my office. Also buy lunch for random students one day a week.

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Counseling services for students of parents that need support 

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Counseling services for students of parents that need support 

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Our counselors have access to support nets and resources for families in need.

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Counselors are providing families with information and resources that may provide assistances depending on their needs.

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Food Pantries, District "love packs", Emergency Funds as needed

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Food Pantries, District "love packs", Emergency Funds as needed

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Food 4 Kids, Parent Trainings, Mental Health Resources

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Food 4 Kids, Parent Trainings, Mental Health Resources

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Partnering with area churches and companies for needed resources

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Provided coats for the entire student body

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Shelters for homeless kids/families

Community outreach for families/kids

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Manna House, Salvation Army of Ellis County, HOPE Clinic, North Ellis County Outreach, Workforce Solutions, STAR Transit

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Manna House, Salvation Army of Ellis County, HOPE Clinic, North Ellis County Outreach, Workforce Solutions, STAR Transit

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partnerships with community businesses

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We are actively identifying students in poverty and brainstorming the support they need (e.g., food, shelter, transportation, etc.).

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Mobile glasses supply bus for students.

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Operation Warm, is a national nonprofit that manufactures brand-new, high-quality coats and shoes for children in need. We manufacture our own line of brand new, high-quality coats & shoes made just for kids. Platinum Guidestar Rating. Help With Your Donation. Over 20 Years Serving Children.

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The resource fair is held at the beginning of the year. Irving School Foundation provides weekend food bags to students and families. District has a contract with Children's Health to assist with medical needs. Project Pass assists our Homeless population. The TAPPS program provides baby resources and child care for student pregnancy (mothers and fathers). District provides all students free breakfast and lunch.

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Network of Community Ministries serves all 14 zip codes within RISD, INCLUDING the parts of those zip codes that may be a part of other school districts. You do not have to be enrolled in RISD to receive help.

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Six week training program using Bridges out of Poverty to teach skills and connect to resources to rise above poverty.

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Rental/Mortgage Assistance in Dallas County

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Rental/Mortgage Assistance in Dallas County

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Will be available again in January

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New program offers rent and utility help

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Wilshire has launched a new rental and utility assistance program that will help meet immediate needs in our community. The initiative will be funded by about $81,000 in Missions Plus funds drawn from surplus giving to Wilshire’s 2023 Unified Budget. The program was born out of learnings from last year’s housing advocacy cohort and represents […]

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After school program at our school providing dinner and school support to students.

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Parent Family Engagement, tutoring, training for staff, etc.

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Trusted World

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Community Food Banks, partnering businesses, partnering churches.

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Daily Care Time, supplies, snacks, extra counseling, tutoring,

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Free/sliding scale medical clinic

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HHM Health is a patient- focused community health center. With the state of Texas facing a health care crisis we are the defense

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Next steps being considered are:

1. Identify funding sources.

2. Identify more community resources.

3. Talk to Food Service central office personnel to determine logistics to keep free and reduced lunch in place.

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Refugee services

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Gateway of Grace | Home | Dallas, TX | Nonprofit

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Gateway of Grace helps refugees start over in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex; many are severe trauma survivors. Contact us, volunteer, donate here.

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weekly mentoring, reading with students

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East Dallas, Non-Profit, Donations, Food Pantry, Clothing Closet, Financial Assistance, Transportation Assistance, Christmas Toys, 501(c)(3), emergency aid, Christian, 214-324-8996

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Interfaith Family Services – Empowering families in crisis

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We empower families in crisis to break the cycle of poverty.

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The Wilkinson Center | Providing Pathways out of Poverty

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Cooperates with people in need who want to create a better life for themselves. The Wilkinson Center offers a food pantry, after-school program, clothing, and much more…

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Clothing drive, clothing closet, canned goods, encourage teachers to have healthy snacks in their rooms. 

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Clothing drive, clothing closet, canned goods, encourage teachers to have healthy snacks in their rooms. 

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Adding links to our web site (school and church) to help our families help themselves. We have very few in poverty, but situational is a very real thing for many.

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St.Philip's School and Community Center 

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St.Philip's School and Community Center 

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As a School and Community Center we strive to be impactful to Community we learn in. We have a pantry that operates more like a grocery strore and brings integrity to the experience of our community members we service. We serve over 750 households and distribute over 700,000 pounds of food annually. We would love the opportunity to expand our collaborative efforts.

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As a School and Community Center we strive to be impactful to Community we learn in. We have a pantry that operates more like a grocery strore and brings integrity to the experience of our community members we service. We serve over 750 households and distribute over 700,000 pounds of food annually. We would love the opportunity to expand our collaborative efforts.

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As a School and Community Center we strive to be impactful to Community we learn in. We have a pantry that operates more like a grocery strore and brings integrity to the experience of our community members we service. We serve over 750 households and distribute over 700,000 pounds of food annually. We would love the opportunity to expand our collaborative efforts.

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As a School and Community Center we strive to be impactful to Community we learn in. We have a pantry that operates more like a grocery strore and brings integrity to the experience of our community members we service. We serve over 750 households and distribute over 700,000 pounds of food annually. We would love the opportunity to expand our collaborative efforts.

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Look into these sites and others like it to education myself on the different services and grants available.

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The counselors in our school can inform families about the supportong resources they may have access to.

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Maintain High Expectations

Foster a campus culture of the effects of poverty and how to help

Create an easily accessible list of resources

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Ametria Maryland

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personal contributions, pregnancy services, food housing, ebt, foster card, DFS, donations from businesses, etc.

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I keep snacks for my students. My students find out quickly I keep community numbers at my desk and can help refer them, when needed.

*A BIG ONE*

I give grace, I'll meet you where you are. Together we go forward.

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We have many services available to us. Thank you.

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Providing snack, personal hygiene kits, snack packs for kids, access to social worker. 

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Providing snack, personal hygiene kits, snack packs for kids, access to social worker. 

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Food banks and the HUB

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We can implement a school pantry to give students access to food, snacks, cheap clothing, toiletries, hygiene products, etc.

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Volunteer Work and modeling expected behaviors.