Knapp Community Care Foundation | Foundation Profile
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EIN: 46-1591168
Foundation Overview
Based in Weslaco, TX, Knapp Community Care Foundation has awarded 91 grants totaling $14,374,218 to organizations in Texas. Individual grants range from $3,750 to $3,000,000, with a median award of $66,036.
Latest Tax Year
2023
Total Giving (all years)
$14,374,218
Total Assets
$119,675,950
Median Grant (all grants)
$66,036
Latest Form 990-PF Snapshot
Total Grants
17
Median Grant
$58,150
% Median Grant Decline
-36%
(vs previous year)
Data extracted from IRS Form 990-PF filings. Last filing year:
February 2026
Foundation Intelligence
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New Applicant Friendliness
Balanced Approach: 35%
6 of 17 recipients (35%) were new grantees. Foundation maintains loyal partnerships while remaining open to qualified new applicants with strong proposals.
Geographic Focus
Texas
100% of all grants are concentrated in Texas, demonstrating highly focused geographic giving. This foundation prioritizes deep community impact in its primary service area. Within Texas, funding concentrates in Weslaco (31%), Mcallen (25%), Pharr (14%).
Funding Trajectory
-61%
Declining funding trend with 61% decrease over 6 years may indicate reduced grant opportunities or shifting foundation priorities. This trajectory suggests more competitive application environment.
Program Areas
Healthcare + 4 others
Diversified giving across multiple program areas with primary emphasis on healthcare (65%). This broad approach suggests openness to various causes and innovative cross-sector solutions.
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Grants & Funding
Analyzing past grantees provides valuable insights into Knapp Community Care Foundation's funding preferences, organizational priorities, and grant making patterns. This historical data helps potential applicants understand the foundation's strategic focus and identify successful funding approaches.
| Name | Amount | Location | Purpose | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Access Esperanza Clinics Inc | $125,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | The Breast & Cervical Health Initiative Will Provide Cervical Cancer Screenings / Mammography Services To Minimum 700 Low Income, Uninsured Women In The Mid-valley Area. It Will Provide Colposcopy And Ultrasound Training To Aec's Nurse Practitioners. | 2023 |
| Affordable Homes Of South Texas Inc | $10,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | Affordable Homes Will Provide Approximately 30 Emergency Home Repair Grants To Under-served Families In Mid-valley Communities. Grants Will Help To Mitigate Potential Health And Safety Hazards. | 2023 |
| Aurora House Foundation | $67,922 | Weslaco, TX, US | Aurora House Intends To Resume Full Rotations For Student Nurses, Social Workers, And Others Learning About Healthcare Careers That May Include Hospice And Palliative Care; Resume Community Outreach And Education; And Ensure Staff Retention. | 2023 |
| Community Development Corporation Of Brownsville | $50,000 | Brownsville, TX, US | Cdcb's Financial Security Program Will Improve The Home Environment Of Low-income Residents By Helping Them Acquire A Safe, Affordable Home And Reach A State Of Financial Resilience. | 2023 |
| Community Hope Projectshope Family Health Center | $125,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | Hope Intends To Capture And Utilize Useful Data Regarding Social Determinants Of Health To Recognize Social Needs And Improve The Impact Of Local Services While Increasing The Accessibility And Reach Of Mental Health Services For Residents Of The Mid-valley Area. | 2023 |
| Dentist Who Care | $50,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | To Support Dwc Smile Voucher Program And Provide Access To Dental Care To Children And Adults That Are Low-income With No Insurance. Dwc Staff Will Also Focus On Community Outreach And Recruiting Volunteer Dentists To Our Program. | 2023 |
| El Milagro Clinic | $20,400 | Mcallen, TX, US | Provision And Coordination Of Free Uber Health Rides To El Milagro Clinic Patients As A Means Of Safe And Reliable Transportation To Access Healthcare, Employment, Educational Opportunities, And Social Services. | 2023 |
| Food Bank Of The Rio Grande Valley | $20,000 | Pharr, TX, US | Funding Will Support A Planning Grant To Discover Barriers To Food Security, Barriers To Nutrition Education, Areas Being Underserved, Provide General Emergency Food Assistance, And Lay The Groundwork To Establishing A Mid-valley Branch Of The Food Bank Rgv. | 2023 |
| It's Time Texas | $149,595 | Austin, TX, US | Funding Is To Allow Unidos Contra La Diabetes' (Ucd) Rgv Health Connect Data Sharing Platform, To Continue To House Locally Sourced Data From Partners And Stakeholders In The Rio Grande Valley (Rgv). | 2023 |
| Prevent Blindness Texas | $15,000 | Houston, TX, US | To Expand Preventative Eye Health/risk Screenings, Eye Health Education, Navigation Services And Financial Resources For Increased Health Equity In Vision Health And Focusing On Educating Those Who Have Diabetes Or At Risk Developing Eye Disease. | 2023 |
| Rio Grande Valley Diabetes Association | $18,354 | Edinburg, TX, US | Rgvda Will Implement A Two-pronged Approach On Health Cooking And On A Healthy Lifestyle Through Of Online And In-person Presentations That Will Help Residents And Others To Focus On Their Diet And Physical Activity To Combat Diabetes And Obesity. | 2023 |
| South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association | $89,176 | Mcallen, TX, US | Through Expanding Services To The Delta Region, Stjda Will Provide Access To Services By Creating New Access Points On Newly Acquired Land As Well As Sustain Current Services To Mid-valley (Camp Freedom, Youth Leadership Conference, Food Pantry, Stomp Out Diabetes Program). | 2023 |
| Su Casa De Esparanza Inc | $58,150 | Pharr, TX, US | The Project Provides Early Childhood Development Education For Families From The Colonias With Children Ages Birth To 3. The Goal Is To Educate Families About Health & Fitness, Child Development, & The Importance Of Education Beginning At Birth. | 2023 |
| The University Of Texas Rio Grande Valley | $160,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | The School Of Social Work Will Place Student Dyads (Bsw/mssw) In Community Agencies, Each Agency Focusing On One Sdoh. Students Will Be Trained On Sdoh Assessment, Intervention, And Referrals, And Will Work With Clients Presenting For Services. | 2023 |
| Valley Initiative For Development And Advancement (Vida) | $100,000 | Mercedes, TX, US | Vida Will Address The Compounding Nursing And Other Allied Health Professionals' Shortage In The Mid Valley Region Through Workforce Development, Education And Training, Student Certification, And Help Students Achieve Living-wage Employment. | 2023 |
| Valley Nature Center | $85,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Vnc Nature Quest For Special Needs And "At-risk" Children Gets Kids Outside With Active Recreation, Nutrition, And Steam Education For A Sustainable, Healthy Future. New Summer Camp Curriculum Annually Supports School Trips And Other Programs. | 2023 |
| Weslaco High Schoolwisd | $38,477 | Weslaco, TX, US | The Gibson Park Musical Gardens Intends To Create A Musical Garden For The Community Of Weslaco. The Purpose Of The Gibson Park Musical Gardens Is To Create A Space Where All Children And Families Can Come Together Through The Gift Of Music And Nature. | 2023 |
| Access Esperanza Clinics Inc | $200,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | Access To Care Plus Will Focus On Specialized Primary Care Services, Specifically, Diabetes Assessments To Include Screening For Diabetes Risk Factors And Diabetes Testing To 330 Clients Per Year At The Aec Weslaco Clinic. | 2022 |
| Aurora House | $74,200 | Weslaco, TX, US | Funding Will Support The Established Aurora House 5k Glow-in-the-dark Run/walk, Adding A High-quality Annual Health Fair For The Mid-valley For Two Years. Additionally, The Funding Will Also Assist Aurora House Operations After Covid-19 Devastated The Organization's Fundraising Activities In 2020. | 2022 |
| El Milagro Clinic | $181,250 | Mcallen, TX, US | The Funding Will Allow El Milagro To Continue To Provide The Provisions Of Basic Healthcare Services (Including Medical Consultations, Covid-19 Testing And Vaccinations) In Mid-valley Colonias. | 2022 |
| Food Bank Of The Rio Grande Valley | $299,297 | Pharr, TX, US | Funding Will Support An Innovative, Multipurpose Vehicle That Will Be Instrumental In Removing Barriers For Mid-valley Clients Seeking A Variety Of Social Services, That Will House A Counseling/referral Area, A Small Computer Lab, And An Educational Kitchen. | 2022 |
| Holy Family Services Inc | $212,800 | Weslaco, TX, US | Funds Will Allow Hfs To Continue To Expand Education And Knowledge About Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (Gdm) And Diabetes Mellitus (Dm) In The Mid-valley, And To Provide Related Services.no | 2022 |
| It's Time Texas | $200,000 | Austin, TX, US | Funding Will Assist Itt To Activate Policy, Systems And Environmental (Pse) Changes In Schools. The Program Targets Obesity, Diabetes And Behavioral Health Utilizing The School Health Advisory Council (Shac) Model. | 2022 |
| South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association | $90,500 | Mcallen, TX, US | The Funding Will Allow Stjda To Continue To Fund Current Programs That Address Juvenile Diabetes (Camp Freedom, Youth Leadership Conference, Food Pantry, Stomp Out Diabetes Program) As Well As Conduct A Community Needs Assessment To Assess How The Pandemic Has Impacted Families And How To Best Continue To Serve Them. | 2022 |
| Su Casa De Esparanza Inc | $48,933 | Pharr, TX, US | Funding Allows Su Casa De Esperanza To Continue Providing Services In The Progreso Community. Services Include Child Development, Parenting Skills, Good Nutrition Habits And General Health Education. | 2022 |
| Team Mario | $46,000 | Edinburg, TX, US | Funding Will Allow Team Mario To Support A Wellness Program For Teens And Young Adults With Autism, That Includes Exercise, Nutrition, Socialization, And Stress-reduction Opportunities. | 2022 |
| The Weslaco Museum | $11,500 | Weslaco, TX, US | The Weslaco Museum Will Utilize Funds To Establish A Safe Hands-on Stem Educational Area Within The Confines Of The Current Museum. Renovation Of The Former Theater Room Will Transform The Room Into A Hands-on Education Center For Children And Adults. | 2022 |
| Tip Of Texas Family Outreach | $47,405 | Brownsville, TX, US | - The Tip Of Texas At Risk Prevention Program Consists Of An Array Of Supportive Services For Strengthening Families And Reducing The Risk Of Child Maltreatment. Tot Will Collaborate With The Hidalgo County House Authority To Provide Critical Parenting Classes, Free Counseling, Homes Based Services For Teen Parents And Other Services, Specifically In The Mid-valley To Support Development Of Healthy Families. | 2022 |
| Tropical Texas Behavioral Health | $520,000 | Edinburg, TX, US | The Proposed Program Will Allow Ttbh To Continue Providing Remote Monitoring Of A Patient's Blood Sugar Via A Web Application, But Will Include Monitoring Vital Signs (Scale, Blood Pressure) Where Broadband Is Not Necessary. Patients Included In This Program Have Severe Mental Illness (Smi), Diabetes And Hypertension. | 2022 |
| Valley Nature Center | $85,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Valley Nature Center Provides Camp Programs For Children With Special Needs, Age-based Camps, And Stem Camps. Camps Are Held In Person, However, Vnc Is Equipped To Pivot To Virtual Camps If Necessary. | 2022 |
| Access Esperanza Clinics Inc | $200,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | Access To Care Plus Will Focus On Specialized Primary Care Services, Specifically, Diabetes Assessments To Include Screening For Diabetes Risk Factors And Diabetes Testing To 330 Clients Per Year At The Aec Weslaco Clinic. | 2022 |
| Aurora House | $74,200 | Weslaco, TX, US | Funding Will Support The Established Aurora House 5k Glow-in-the-dark Run/walk, Adding A High-quality Annual Health Fair For The Mid-valley For Two Years. Additionally, The Funding Will Also Assist Aurora House Operations After Covid-19 Devastated The Organization's Fundraising Activities In 2020. | 2022 |
| El Milagro Clinic | $181,250 | Mcallen, TX, US | The Funding Will Allow El Milagro To Continue To Provide The Provisions Of Basic Healthcare Services (Including Medical Consultations, Covid-19 Testing And Vaccinations) In Mid-valley Colonias. | 2022 |
| Food Bank Of The Rio Grande Valley | $299,297 | Pharr, TX, US | Funding Will Support An Innovative, Multipurpose Vehicle That Will Be Instrumental In Removing Barriers For Mid-valley Clients Seeking A Variety Of Social Services, That Will House A Counseling/referral Area, A Small Computer Lab, And An Educational Kitchen. | 2022 |
| Holy Family Services Inc | $212,800 | Weslaco, TX, US | Funds Will Allow Hfs To Continue To Expand Education And Knowledge About Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (Gdm) And Diabetes Mellitus (Dm) In The Mid-valley, And To Provide Related Services.no | 2022 |
| It's Time Texas | $200,000 | Austin, TX, US | Funding Will Assist Itt To Activate Policy, Systems And Environmental (Pse) Changes In Schools. The Program Targets Obesity, Diabetes And Behavioral Health Utilizing The School Health Advisory Council (Shac) Model. | 2022 |
| South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association | $90,500 | Mcallen, TX, US | The Funding Will Allow Stjda To Continue To Fund Current Programs That Address Juvenile Diabetes (Camp Freedom, Youth Leadership Conference, Food Pantry, Stomp Out Diabetes Program) As Well As Conduct A Community Needs Assessment To Assess How The Pandemic Has Impacted Families And How To Best Continue To Serve Them. | 2022 |
| Su Casa De Esparanza Inc | $48,933 | Pharr, TX, US | Funding Allows Su Casa De Esperanza To Continue Providing Services In The Progreso Community. Services Include Child Development, Parenting Skills, Good Nutrition Habits And General Health Education. | 2022 |
| Team Mario | $46,000 | Edinburg, TX, US | Funding Will Allow Team Mario To Support A Wellness Program For Teens And Young Adults With Autism, That Includes Exercise, Nutrition, Socialization, And Stress-reduction Opportunities. | 2022 |
| The Weslaco Museum | $11,500 | Weslaco, TX, US | The Weslaco Museum Will Utilize Funds To Establish A Safe Hands-on Stem Educational Area Within The Confines Of The Current Museum. Renovation Of The Former Theater Room Will Transform The Room Into A Hands-on Education Center For Children And Adults. | 2022 |
| Tip Of Texas Family Outreach | $47,405 | Brownsville, TX, US | - The Tip Of Texas At Risk Prevention Program Consists Of An Array Of Supportive Services For Strengthening Families And Reducing The Risk Of Child Maltreatment. Tot Will Collaborate With The Hidalgo County House Authority To Provide Critical Parenting Classes, Free Counseling, Homes Based Services For Teen Parents And Other Services, Specifically In The Mid-valley To Support Development Of Healthy Families. | 2022 |
| Tropical Texas Behavioral Health | $520,000 | Edinburg, TX, US | The Proposed Program Will Allow Ttbh To Continue Providing Remote Monitoring Of A Patient's Blood Sugar Via A Web Application, But Will Include Monitoring Vital Signs (Scale, Blood Pressure) Where Broadband Is Not Necessary. Patients Included In This Program Have Severe Mental Illness (Smi), Diabetes And Hypertension. | 2022 |
| Valley Nature Center | $85,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Valley Nature Center Provides Camp Programs For Children With Special Needs, Age-based Camps, And Stem Camps. Camps Are Held In Person, However, Vnc Is Equipped To Pivot To Virtual Camps If Necessary. | 2022 |
| Access Esperanza Clinics Inc | $100,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | To Supplement Gap In Funding To Provide Services To Mid-valley Residents. The Gap In Funding Is Created From A Reduction Of State Funding.. | 2021 |
| El Milagro Clinic | $100,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | Funding To Provide Basic Health Care Services Via The El Milagro Mobile Van. Services Include Screenings, Diagnosis And Treatment, Diabetes Prevention And Management Education, Covid-19 Testing And Supplemental Services To Colonia Residents In The Mid-valley. | 2021 |
| Food Bank Of The Rio Grande Valley | $50,000 | Pharr, TX, US | Funding To Allow For Continued Distributions Of Thousands Of Pounds Of Food And Fresh Produce To Vulnerable Populations Within The Kccf Community Footprint. | 2021 |
| Holy Family Services Inc | $100,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Funds To Expand Education About Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (gdm) And Diabetes Mellitus (dm) In The Mid-valley, And To Provide Related Services. | 2021 |
| Idea Public Schools | $100,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | To Enhance The Idea Healthy Kids Here Project By: Increasing Healthiness Of Meals; Incorporate Moderate To Vigorous Physical Activity On Campus; To Provide Health Screenings (and Track Indicators) Of Students For Healthier Outcomes. | 2021 |
| It's Time Texas | $47,800 | Austin, TX, US | Request To Continue The Ucd Health Connect Platform That Will Share Critical Data On Diabetes Throughout The Rgv. | 2021 |
| Rio Grande Valley Diabetes Association | $10,000 | Edinburg, TX, US | Funding To Allow The Rgvda To Continue Delivering Presentations, Via Several Social Platforms, On The Following Topics: "healthcare At Its Best And "cooking With The Stars", To Residents Of The Rio Grande Valley. | 2021 |
| South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association | $84,250 | Mcallen, TX, US | Requested Funds Will Serve To Continue To Support Stjda Operations And Projects That Serve Children Living With Diabetes And Their Families, In The Mid-valley. | 2021 |
| Su Casa De Esparanza Inc | $55,718 | Pharr, TX, US | Request Will Enable Staff To Continue To Deliver Services, As Well As Include Educational Videos To Parents During This Difficult Time Where Covid Continues To Be A Barrier For The Families That Su Casa Serves. | 2021 |
| Texas A&m Foundation | $99,990 | College Station, TX, US | The Goal Of This Study Is To Assess The Benefits Associated With The Delivery Of Diabetes Care Collaborative Program (dccm) Telehealth Services By Pharmacists And Rds Under The Covid-19 Pandemic Restrictions. | 2021 |
| The University Of Texas Rio Grande Valley | $95,000 | Edinburg, TX, US | The Goal Of The Project Is To Improve The Health Of Mid-valley Residents Through Targeted Outreach Utilizing The Unimvil Mobile Clinic That Can Reach All Mid-valley Areas. | 2021 |
| Tropical Texas Behavioral Health | $100,000 | Edinburg, TX, US | The Proposed Program Will Allow Ttbh To Remotely Monitoring A Patient's Blood Sugar Via A Web Application. Patients Included In This Program Have Severe Mental Illness (smi) And Diabetes. | 2021 |
| Valley Nature Center | $50,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Request To Continue Providing Both Virtual And Onsite Programs To Participants, As Safely As Possible, Through The Camp Programs. | 2021 |
| Access Esperanza Clinics Inc | $15,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | - Access Esperanza Will Purchase Personal Protective Equipment (ppe), Upgrade Audio/visual Equipment For Communications, Staff Meeting And Trainings. | 2020 |
| Amigos Del Valle Inc | $15,000 | Edinburg, TX, US | Amigos Del Valle Will Purchase Meal Tracking Software To Facilitate Managing Reservations, Delivery Confirmations, Demographics, And Roster Of Clients. | 2020 |
| Aurora House | $15,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Covid Testing For Staff, Sanitation Supplies And Equipment, And Personal Protective Equipment (ppe). | 2020 |
| Dentist Who Care | $15,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Provide Dental Services To Uninsured Children And Adults In The Mid-valley. | 2020 |
| El Milagro Clinic | $13,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | Funding To Support The Cost Of An Armed Security Officer That Will Ensure Safety And Order During Covid-19 Testing; Additionally, To Support Costs For Sanitation/cleaning Supplies For The Clinic. | 2020 |
| Food Bank Of The Rio Grande Valley | $14,952 | Pharr, TX, US | Request For Food Expenses And Decontamination Stations, To Include Uv Lights For Sanitization Purposes. | 2020 |
| Holy Family Services Inc | $15,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | - To Create A Hardship Fund For Clients, Provide Grief Counseling And Support For General Operations. | 2020 |
| Idea Public Schools | $100,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | To Enhance Healthy Kids Here Project By Adding A Farm To School Learning Hub In Idea Elsa Campus; A One-day Training For Surrounding School Districts (mercedes/progreso); An Immersive Student Artwork Exhibit (baylor's Collaborative On Hunger & Poverty). | 2020 |
| Mhp Salud | $14,995 | Weslaco, TX, US | - Funding To Purchase Health And Safety Kits (reusable Masks, Wipes, Hand Sanitizer, Etc) For Mid-valley Community Residents. | 2020 |
| Prevent Blindness Texas | $27,502 | Houston, TX, US | To Integrate And Expand Services To Medically Underserved Adults In The Mid-valley; Services Such As: Early Detection (distance/near Visual Acuity Screening), Risk Assessment, Retinal Screenings, Eye Health Education, And Navigation Services For Eye Care Services. | 2020 |
| Prevent Blindness Texas | $7,500 | Houston, TX, US | Request For Telehealth Eye Healthcare Personnel, Treatment Fund And Personal Protective Equipment (ppe). | 2020 |
| South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association | $25,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | To Continue Expanding Diabetes Services To Mid-valley Families By Relocating Stjda's Annual One-week Residential Camp To La Feria (mid-valley), Formalizing A Youth & Young Adult Leadership Training, Increase Specialized Food Pantry Allocation And Expand Community Garden. | 2020 |
| South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association | $15,000 | Mcallen, TX, US | Request For Personnel And General Operations Of The Organization. | 2020 |
| Special Olympics Of Texas | $3,750 | Pflugerville, TX, US | To Conduct An Obesity And Diabetes Screening Study, In Collaboration With Utrgv, Of Their Special Population, Which Includes Children And Adults With Intellectual Disabilities (id). | 2020 |
| Special Olympics Of Texas | $13,564 | Pflugerville, TX, US | Request For Personal Protective Equipment (ppe) For The Athletes With Intellectual Disabilities Population In The Mid-valley/rio Grande Valley. | 2020 |
| Su Casa De Esparanza Inc | $60,000 | Pharr, TX, US | Funding To Install New Playground Equipment And Assist In Furnishing A New Building, Acquired Through The Assistance Of Meadows Foundation. Additionally, Funding Will Support Su Casa Programs. | 2020 |
| Su Casa De Esparanza Inc | $15,000 | Pharr, TX, US | Request To Upgrade Technology To Enable Su Casa To Continue To Provide Services During The Pandemic, And To Purchase Program Supplies. | 2020 |
| Team Mario | $15,000 | Edinburg, TX, US | Request For Operations, Virtual Training, Personal Protective Equipment (ppe) And Cleaning/sanitation Supplies. | 2020 |
| Valley Nature Center | $70,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | To Provide Summer Camps To Children. The Camps Are Specific To Children With Special Needs (autism, Diabetes, Down Syndrome, Intellectual Disorders), Age-based Camps, Robotics Camp And Forensics Camp. Camps Include Nutritious Breakfasts, Lunches, And Snacks. | 2020 |
| Valley Nature Center | $15,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Request For Operations, Virtual Training, Personal Protective Equipment (ppe) And Cleaning/sanitation Supplies. | 2020 |
| Access Esperanza Clinics Inc | $107,125 | Mcallen, TX, US | Access Esperanza Will Provide Screening, Education, And Support To Young Adults Who Are At High-risk For Diabetes. | 2018 |
| Boys & Girls Club Of Weslaco | $60,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Triple Play & Healthy Habits Extension Program Will Emphasize Regular Physical Activity And Proper Nutrition In Order To Combat Childhood Obesity At The Rio Elementary In Weslaco | 2018 |
| Dentist Who Care | $165,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Provide Dental Services To Uninsured Children And Adults In The Mid-valley. | 2018 |
| El Milagro Clinic | $162,967 | Mcallen, TX, US | El Milagro Will Implement A Patient-centered Holistic Approach For Diabetes Education, Lifestyle Changes, Self-management And Social Support To Positively Impact Health Of Pre-diabetic And Diabetic Participants. | 2018 |
| Food Bank Of The Rio Grande Valley | $66,036 | Pharr, TX, US | The Food Bank Of The Rgv Will Combine Their Food Relief And Health Education Program With A Diabetes Prevention Program In Mid-valley Colonias. | 2018 |
| Knapp Medical Center | $3,000,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Knapp Community Care Foundation Supports Knapp Medical Center To Offset The High Cost Of Providing Indigent Health Care To The Uninsured In Our Community. | 2018 |
| South Texas College | $34,882 | Mcallen, TX, US | Stc's Adn And Lvn Students, In Partnership With Local Independent School Districts, Will Guide Local High School Students Into Healthier Lifestyles Through Diabetes And Obesity Prevention. | 2018 |
| South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association | $43,125 | Mcallen, TX, US | Stjda Will Expand Their Diabetes Programs And Services To Families And Communities Into The Mid-valley. | 2018 |
| Su Casa De Esparanza Inc | $51,693 | Pharr, TX, US | Su Casa De Esperanza Will Integrate The Healthfit For Life Nutrition Education And Physical Activity Into Their Existing Program To Reduce/prevent Diabetes And Obesity Within Colonia Population. | 2018 |
| Texas A&m University Health Science Center School Of Public Health | $142,009 | College Station, TX, US | Tamu Will Design A Culturally Competent Outreach Program For Women Of Reproductive Age (15-44) In The Mid-valley Area Which Includes Community Needs Assessment Among Women Of Reproductive Age. | 2018 |
| City Of Weslaco | $125,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Weslaco Northside Park Complex, The City Of Weslaco Will Transform 40+ Acres Of Green Space Into A Community Park. | 2018 |
| University Of Texas Hsc At Houston | $20,000 | Houston, TX, US | Through Several Partners, Including Unidos Contra La Diabetes (ucd), Ut Houston Will Address Important Health Challenges In The Rio Grande Valley By Developing An Online Electronic Data Platform. | 2018 |
| University Of Texas Rio Grande Valley | $617,516 | Edinburg, TX, US | Utrgv Will Characterize The Genetic And Environmental Determinants Of Risk For Diabetes, Obesity, And The Related Disorders Of Heart Disease And Fatty Liver Disease. | 2018 |
| Valley Nature Center | $85,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Valley Nature Center Will Provide Summer Camps To Children Of All Ages As Well As Children With Special Needs; Camps Include Nutritious Breakfasts, Lunches, And Snacks. | 2018 |
| Knapp Medical Center | $3,000,000 | Weslaco, TX, US | Knapp Community Care Foundation Supports Knapp Medical Center To Offset The High Cost Of Providing Indigent Health Care To The Uninsured In Our Community. | 2017 |
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Contact Information
Official contact details for Knapp Community Care Foundation as registered with the IRS. These details are essential for grant applications, correspondence, and due diligence processes.
| EIN | 46-1591168 |
| Website | http://communitycare.today |
| Address | PO BOX 1790 Weslaco, TX 78599-1790 |
Key People (13)
Board members, trustees, and key staff who oversee Knapp Community Care Foundation's grant making decisions and strategic direction. Understanding leadership composition can provide insights into foundation priorities and potential networking opportunities.
| Ceo | Yvonne Gonzalez |
|---|---|
| Ceo | Cristina Trejo-vasquez |
| President | Ryan Vaughan |
| Vice President | Michelle Castellanos |
| Secretary/treasurer | Paula Gama-garcia |
Forms 990-PF
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