• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 460.

SOUTH LAKE COMMUNITY MINISTRIES INC

South Lake Community Ministries; Follower of Christ; Pastor's wife; Mom; 🚌n'🎒 South Lake Cares works to show our local community that they are not alone.

• Victims' Services

• 461.

SAFE HARBOR CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER

Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center | Mission: To reduce the trauma to child victims by coordinating a Safe Harbor exists to strengthen the coordinated community response to situations of child maltreatment, including sexual abuse, severe physical abuse, and severe neglect by integrating the existing resources of law enforcement, child protection, prosecution, medical, and therapeutic agencies so that perpetrators are held accountable for their actions and children are not further traumatized by the investigative process.

• Human Service Organizations

• 462.

The Center for Family Resources Inc.

The Center for Family Resources empowers families to help themselves.

• Family Services

• 463.

Family Hope

Bringing hope to families through caring, connective relationships formed in the redemptive love of Jesus.

• Single Organization Support

• 464.

Buckner Fhc-Bachman Lake

An international ministry dedicated to following the example of Jesus by serving vulnerable children, families, and seniors.

• Family Services

• 465.

Stellas Landing

Nonprofit ministry established to support caregivers, their neurodivergent child and siblings by offering 24/7 respite care as well as other supports Stellas Landing is a nonprofit ministry established to support caregivers their neurodivergent children and siblings by offering 247 respite care and additional support services.

• Human Service Organizations

• 466.

SLEEP TIGHT KIDS INC

home about HOW IT WORKS events VOLUNTEER contact donate BLOG 95 of our donations go directly to the individuals we are serving.

SANTA ROSA CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

The only Catholic, faith-based, not-for-profit hospital system in greater San Antonio.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 468.

ASA NOW

Through our advocacy in passing Jacob's Law we learned of the dire need for additional preventative services in the foster/adoptive community.