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Member Organizations
Another Way Texas Shares currently represents 44 nonprofit organizations in Texas that are:
Fighting poverty, injustice and discrimination
Defending your civil rights
Supporting the arts by preserving cultural heritage and encouraging the artists of tomorrow
Supporting the welfare of animals by providing affordable veterinary care and shelter to the homeless and abused
Saving the environment
Working for affordable housing for all Texans
Providing support services to people with AIDS, breast cancer and mental health concerns
Training individuals to be self-sufficient participants in their communities
Assisting relief agencies in time of disaster

Following is an alphabetical list of our current member organizations. Our members' own websites, if available, can be accessed by clicking on the name of each group.

You can make a secure, online credit card donation to the organization(s) of your choice by clicking the link following each organization's information. Donation links will take you to the National Alliance for Choice in Giving (NACG) Online Giving Center.

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ADAPT of Texas
We promote services/rights which assist disabled Texans living at home--not nursing homes. We work to increase accessibility to public places, transportation, and housing.
(512) 442-0252
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Advocacy, Inc.
We protect and advocate for the rights of individuals with disabilities and their families so that they may lead dignified and productive lives.
(800) 252-9108
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American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Texas
We defend the fundamental rights of all Texans--found in the Bill of Rights--and work to make those rights a reality for all.
(512) 478-7309
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American Friends Service Committee: Texas-Arkansas-Oklahoma
AFSC works to build a multi-racial/multi-cultural peace and social justice movement through nonviolence, popular education and technical support for grassroots organizations.
(512) 474-2399
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Animal Trustees of Austin
Provides low-cost or free veterinary services to low-income and homeless individuals; and rescues, shelters, and rehomes abused, neglected and abandoned dogs and cats.
(512) 450-0111
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Austin Free-Net
Supports a network of community computer labs in underserved neighborhoods and Fix-Net tech support and technology training for community organizations.
(512) 326-9084
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Austin Gay & Lesbian International Film Festival (aGLIFF)
Increasing positive awareness throughout the community about gay and lesbian lives, and supporting production and promotion of gay/lsebian international and regional films and videos.
(512) 302-9889
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Austin Tenants' Council
Self-help programs prevent homelessness, fight discrimination, and assure safe, decent and affordable housing through counseling, mediation and education about fair housing and tenant-landlord rights.
(512) 474-1961
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BEAT AIDS, Inc.
We provide the highest quality of HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and services while promoting community-wide understanding of the impact of the HIV/AIDS disease.
(800) 448-7320
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Breast Cancer Resource Center
We help breast cancer patients on their journey through treatment and recovery by providing the essential information, education and support needed at this stressful time.
(800) 309-0089
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Campaigns for People
We educate Texans on the need for workable state campaign finance and ethics reforms to restore public confidence in the state's democratic institutions.
(512) 472-1007
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Casa Marianella
Provides food, clothing, Spanish-language counseling, English as a Second Language classes, and other assistance to Latin American refugees and homeless men, women and children.
(512) 385-5571
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Center for Public Policy Priorities
The Center is committed to improving public policies and private practices that influence the economic and social conditions and prospects of individuals, families, and communities.
(512) 320-0222
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Community Partnership for the Homeless
Develops transitional shelter for homeless veterans, affordable rental housing for families with children. Builds collaborations with other agencies to provide case management and essential services.
(512) 469-9130
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Disability Assistance of Central Texas
We promote and support community inclusion for children and adults with disabilities as they live, work and recreate in their community.
(512) 834-1827
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Equality Texas Foundation
A non-partisan, public education organization supporting equal treatment of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender Texans by removing barriers created by homophobia.
(512) 474-5475
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Esperanza Center for Social Change
We work to eliminate racism, sexism, classism, and homophobia through publications, leadership training, educational/cultural programs, and through technical assistance to community members and organizations.
(210) 228-0201
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Gray Panthers
Intergenerational volunteers educate the public about ageism and social and economic justice, focusing on health and long-term care, Social Security, affordable housing, living wages.
(512) 458-3738
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House the Homeless, Inc.
An all volunteer organization of homeless, formerly homeless and those who wish to end homelessness in their lifetime, dedicated to economic justice and self-determination.
(512) 796-4366
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Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project
We protect and defend the civil and constitutional rights of Texas' immigrants and refugees through litigation, advocacy, and community education.
(210) 277-1603
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Indigenous Women's Network
Supporting the self-determination of Indigenous women, families, communities, and Nations through public education and advocacy to revitalize our languages and culture and eliminate oppression.
(512) 288-6003
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Knowbility, Inc.
Supporting the independence of children and adults with disabilities by promoting the use and improving the availability of accessible information technology - barrier free IT!
(512) 305-0310
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KO-OP Radio-91.7 FM
Providing innovative and diverse programming to Austin, emphasizing those communities underserved by mainstream media while supporting the struggle for social justice and peace.
(512) 472-1369
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The MacKenzie Foundation
We provide free energy conservation and accessibility modifications and other repairs and maintenance to the homes of low-income individuals, especially the elderly and disabled.
(830) 629-1400
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NARAL Pro-Choice Texas Foundation
(formerly TARAL Education Fund)
A nonpartisan Pro-Choice educational organization providing grassroots training, research, and educational materials on all aspects of reproductive health and well-being, including legal abortion.
(512) 462-1661
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People with AIDS Coalition-Houston
Providing a multitude of social services to HIV+ individuals/families: case management, furniture/household items, child care, volunteerism, financial assistance, and education.
(800) 999-0325
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PODER (People Organized in Defense of Earth and Her Resources)
Seeking to empower our communities of color through education, advocacy and action. Working to increase public participation in issues impacting health, environment, education, and economics.
(512) 472-9921
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Project MEND (Medical Network for the Disabled), Inc.
We provide durable medical equipment and other essential services to enable low-income disabled people to live independently as contributing members of the community.
(888) 903-MEND
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Services For The Elderly, Inc.
Promotes dignity and independence for the elderly and disabled by providing in-home and community-based services as an alternative to premature institutional care.
(512) 477-3796
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Sustainable Food Center
We promote the importance of food in developing healthy self-sustaining communities through community gardens, farmers' markets, and La Cocina Alegre cooking and nutrition training.
(512) 236-0074
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Texans for Gun Safety
A grassroots organization dedicated to significantly reducing gun violence through programs at high-risk schools and public education efforts.
(713) 692-1458
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Texas AIDS Network
Your gift helps this coalition of individuals and organizations improve the quality, availability and funding of HIV/AIDS prevention, education and service delivery in Texas.
(512) 447-8887
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Texas Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty
An all-volunteer, grassroots organization working to end the death penalty in all cases, everywhere, by educating the public through public forums, demonstrations, and protests.
(512) 441-1808
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Texas Folklife Resources
Supports the documentation, interpretation, and presentation of the cultures of Texas. TFR develops multicultural programs to heighten appreciation and awareness of Texas cultural traditions.
(512) 441-9255
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Texas Inmate Families Association (TIFA), Inc.
Breaking the cycle of crime by strengthening families through education, support, and advocacy; and promoting more humane and effective treatment of inmates through institutional reforms.
(866) 291-6564
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Texas Low Income Housing Information Service
Help low-income Texans build clean, safe, affordable housing and shelter. We promote affordable housing and assist low-income people and neighborhoods in building it.
(512) 477-8910
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Texas Mental Health Consumers
We train and encourage people receiving mental health services to become independent and support each other; and we advocate for their dignity, rights, and self-determination.
(800) 860-6057
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Texas Ratepayers' Organization to Save Energy
We work for affordable electricity and a healthy environment, building weatherization, and other programs which help low-income families reduce electric bills and decrease pollution.
(512) 472-5233
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Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, Inc.
Provides aggressive, high quality legal representation in civil matters to low-income clients in South, Central, and West Texas and to farm workers throughout southeastern U.S.
(800) 369-0574
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Texas State REACT Council
Local volunteer REACT teams provide communications services for community events, relay emergency messages to public safety agencies, and assist relief agencies in disaster response.
(866) REACT-TX
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Texas Tenants' Union
We help tenants in Texas through education, training, organizing, and advocacy to protect their rights, preserve their homes, and improve their quality of life.
(214) 823-2733
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TX CURE (Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants)
Prevent and reduce crime and violence in Texas! Our volunteers provide education, advocacy, and citizen involvement in criminal justice issues.
(817) 295-5715
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Women's Health & Family Planning Association of Texas
We are committed to advocacy for access to affordable, confidential, high quality family planning and reproductive health care for all Texas women and their families.
(512) 448-4857
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Writers' League of Texas
Building creative communities for published and unpublished writers by providing services, education and opportunities to share their talents with readers and other writers.
(512) 499-8914
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