Join us for the release of the fifth edition of the Economic Issues for Women in Texas report on Thursday, November 21, 9:30-11am, at the T. Boone Pickens Institute for Health Sciences at Texas Woman’s University in Dallas.
This year’s research highlights the pivotal role women play in the Texas economy - the strongest in the nation. It also illuminates the critical need to address the challenges that threaten women’s economic stability and security: access to health care and health insurance; affordable child care and stable housing.
Most importantly, the report includes policy recommendations aimed at employers, community leaders and lawmakers to help drive the social and economic changes necessary to allow Texas women and girls to thrive.
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Join us for a thought-provoking conversation between AwardWinning Journalist Ann Curry and KERA’s Krys Boyd, host and managing editor of the nationally syndicated Think! on the individual and collective roles we play as catalysts for societal change.
The first of its kind, Texas Women’s Foundation’s Annual Luncheon brings together community and corporate volunteers, leaders and philanthropists in support of Texas women and girls.
Each year, we convene around the issues and challenges that threaten women’s economic security and recommit to our shared vision for a society in which women and girls can fully participate.
This year, we’ll share highlights from our 2024 research report (see left) and ways you can get involved in driving meaningful change.
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Keynote Speaker: Ann Curry Emmy Award-Winning Journalist; National and International Correspondent, NBC
(2012-2015); Executive Producer and Reporter, PBS’ ‘We’ll Meet Again’; Host, TNT/TBS ‘Chasing the Cure’
From the President & CEO
I will always remember the Summer of 2024. It was a whirlwind… In all the best possible ways!
Upon joining Texas Women’s Foundation in late April - and attending our annual Leadership Forum & Awards Celebration on my second day on the job! – I got straight to work on behalf of the 14.6M women and girls who call Texas home.
• With the support from the TXWF Board of Directors and Executive in Residence Hattie Hill, I began plugging into the Dallas community, meeting leaders and key stakeholders who share our commitment for #StrongWomenBetterWorld.
• And with guidance from former Dallas/TXWF CEO’s Pat Sabin, Becky Sykes and Roslyn Dawson Thompson, I began meeting
our Board Alumnae and loyal supporters, whose legacy of leadership I am honored to carry on as we work toward our vision of an equitable society in which women and girls can fully participate.
To all of you who answered my calls and emails, attended coffees, lunches and dinners with me (and Ros and Becky!), and gave generously of your time, talent and treasure over these last several months, thank you. I’ve had the best “launch” a CEO could ask for!
“IT WILL TAKE ALL OF US TO DRIVE CHANGE”
As we chart the course for the future of Texas Women’s Foundation, it will take all of us to drive change. Next month, we’ll release the fifth edition of our Economic Issues for Women in Texas research report, which:
• Highlights the pivotal role women play in our strong Texas economy,
driving both growth and innovation; and
• Identifies - and quantifies - the impact of failing to address the barriers to women’s economic security and success: access to health care and health insurance, affordable child care and stable housing.
Save the date for Thursday, November 21 and join us at Texas Woman’s University for our exclusive research roll-out. See pg. 5 for event details and a preview of the key takeaways from the report.
And please join us for our 39th Annual Luncheon on Friday, November 1 at the Dallas Omni Hotel. Award-winning journalist Ann Curry and KERA’s Krys Boyd, producer of the nationally syndicated program, Think! will engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the roles we play individually and collectively as “Catalysts for Change.” I hope to see you there!
Thank you to the great team who helps to make this all happen, and for all you do to build #StrongWomenBetterWorld.
The Small and Mighty Texas Women’s Foundation Team
KAREN HUGHES WHITE
From the Board Chair
As I begin my second term as Texas Women’s Foundation’s Board Chair, I am grateful to our supporters and grantees for your ongoing faith in the organization and commitment to our mission.
To be certain, Texas Women’s Foundation has endured significant challenges over the past few years. From navigating the long-term impact of COVID-19 on our business model to a lengthy leadership transition, the Foundation encountered setbacks that could only be overcome with your ongoing commitment and stalwart
support. It’s with humility and gratitude that I thank you on behalf of the entire Board of Directors. YOU make the mission possible!
Welcoming our new President and CEO Karen Hughes White last spring was an exciting development in the Foundation’s 39-year history. As we plan to celebrate our 40th anniversary beginning in the Fall of 2025, the Board and staff are focused on “Retrieving, Rebuilding and Reimagining.”
• Retrieving our most loyal supporters and key stakeholders;
• Rebuilding the practices, programs and initiatives that have differentiated the Foundation and made us strong; and
• Reimagining the future of Texas Women’s Foundation at a time when Texas women and girls have never needed us more!
Welcome New TXWF Board Members
Texas Women’s Foundation is proud to welcome new and old friends of the Foundation to lead the mission impacting women and girls across the state.
Amidst all of the change and disruption of these last few years, one thing has remained constant… Our focus on the mission. We are proud to have granted $4.9M in 2024-25 and to have delivered $6M in total mission impact to 243 deserving organizations!
“YOU make the mission possible!”
Since our inception in 1985, Texas Women’s Foundation has invested nearly $85M to create an equitable society in which women and girls can fully participate and we couldn’t have done it without you!
Thank You for your continued support and for the many ways you contribute to building #StrongWomenBetterWorld.
Introducing Texas Women’s Foundation’s New President & CEO
It was an exciting moment to introduce Karen Hughes White as our new President & CEO in front of more than 600 of our supporters at the 2024 Leadership Forum & Awards Dinner. Karen(right) joined Board Members Hattie Hill (left) and Carrie Freeman Parsons (middle) on the stage for a conversation highlighting Karen’s work for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Susan G. Komen, and her most recent role as CEO of Tri Delta Women’s Fraternity. She spoke about her passion to drive transformative social change over the years, and her excitement to further advance and broaden Texas Women’s Foundation’s steadfast dedication to our mission, initiatives and influence.
CARRIE FREEMAN PARSONS
Renda Mathew, Dallas Market President, Truist
Holly Tucker, Partner, Deloitte
Jennifer Jao, General Manager, Toyota Motor North America
The luncheon theme is “Catalysts for Change,” recognizing the role the Foundation’s community of donors, grantees, advocates and volunteers play in its ability to achieve its mission of building #StrongWomenBetterWorld through research, advocacy, grantmaking and programs.
We invite you to join us for this transformational experience!
Award-winning journalist Ann Curry, a former NBC Network news anchor and international correspondent, has reported on conflicts in Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, Darfur, Congo, the Central African Republic, Serbia, Lebanon, and Israel; on nuclear tensions from North Korea; and Iran and on numerous humanitarian disasters, including the tsunamis in Southeast Asia and Japan, and the massive 2010 earthquake in Haiti, where her appeal via Twitter (@AnnCurry) is credited for helping to speed the arrival of humanitarian planes.
Effie Dennison
She has contributed groundbreaking journalism on climate change, interviewing scientists and native peoples, documenting glacial melt in the Arctic, the Antarctic (where she spent time inside an expedition hut left by Shackleton) and on Mount Kilimanjaro, as well as documenting the deepening drought in the American West. Ann is also known for her focused reporting from inside Iran, giving voice to its women, human rights activists and young people, including Green Revolution activists. She also first broke the news of Iran’s interest in negotiating a nuclear agreement with the outside world.
Krys Boyd is host and managing editor of Think from KERA in Dallas – a position she’s held since 2006. To date, the national program can be heard on more than 200 stations across the country.
A graduate of Texas Christian University’s Bob Schieffer College of Communication, Krys began her career as a journalist along the U.S./Mexico border and returned to North Texas in 1999 to serve as News Director for Broadcast.com, and later Senior Producer of Broadcast News at Yahoo. Krys joined KERA in 2001, hosting the nightly radio talk show Conversations. Later, she wrote and produced documentary and educational television programs, including the critically-acclaimed, nationally broadcast JFK: Breaking the News in 2003, and served as producer and co-host of the Emmy Award-winning public affairs program On The Record. She also hosted a weekly television version of Think from 2007-2011.
Despite the pivotal role they play in driving growth and innovation in Texas, women - and particularly women of color - face significant and persistent barriers to economic security and success, namely: access to health care and health insurance, affordable child care and stable housing.
How is it that Texas boasts the strongest economy in the nation and its women, projected to number 18.5M by 2040, continue to struggle - despite high rates of education attainment and billions of dollars contributed by women-owned businesses?
In order for the Texas economy to remain strong, we must address the barriers to women’s ability to survive and thrive by enacting policies that support women in the workplace, eliminate the wage gap once and for all, and improve representation of women in leadership roles. By creating an equitable society in which women can fully participate, we will build a stronger, more resilient and more inclusive economy for all Texans.
1.4x
Texas women continue to outpace men in education attainment, earning 1.4 times more college degrees in 2022.
A working woman in Texas earns 83% of what her male counterpart earns 83%
28%
Join us for the presentation of the latest edition of the Economic Issues for Women in Texas 2024 report, followed b a panel discussion with subjectmatter experts. Gain insights into the economic challenges that women and girls encounter in their journey toward stability and upward mobility.
The majority of Texas women are women of color, and over half identify as single. Between 2012 and 2022, the percentage of White women living in Texas declined from 45% to 40%, while percentages increased for Hispanic (38 to 39%) and Asian women (less than 5% to 5%). The percentage for Black women remained steady at 12%. 50%+
The number of women in management roles grew from 37% to 40% from 2012-22. However, women only claim 28% of the top executive roles.
A DAY OF EMPOWERMENT FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS
On April 30th, Texas Women’s Foundation held its Leadership Forum & Awards Celebration with workshops, forums and celebrations for women and girls across the state. The day kicked off with the #BESTSELF program that hosted more than 200 students ages 13-16 from schools and organizations across North Texas. The young ladies descended the Omni Dallas Hotel to enjoy meeting new friends, dancing to fun tunes spun by DJ Girlbot, winning great prizes and taking part in workshops focused on being Empowered.
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Power of Your Health moderated by: Girls Inc. Power of Your Future moderated by: Dallas College Power of Your Voice moderated by: Hey Chica!
Each of the 2024 Maura and Young Leader Awards Recipients had a Leadership Forum that featured them in a moderated conversation. The discussions focused on their leadership journeys and how they are Empowering women and girls to lead in their communities.
EmPOWERing Representation - Maura Award Recipient
Adeeba Raheem with moderator Nina Vaca
EmPOWERing a Spirit of Service - Maura Award Recipient Cimajie Best with moderator Aimee Boone Cunningham
EmPOWERing Resilience - Maura Award Recipient Heather Bellino with moderator Vanessa Salinas Beckstrom
EmPOWERing Mentorship - Maura Award Recipient Jamila Thomas with moderator Melinda Cohen
EmPOWERing Wellness - Young Leader Award Recipient Hilda McClure with moderator Kim Cummings
EmPOWERing Authenticity - Maura Award Recipient Marsha Clark with moderator Michelle George
2024 MAURA WOMEN HELPING WOMEN AWARD
For 45 years, the Maura Women Helping Women Award has been presented to more than 220 courageous individuals who have catalyzed change for women and girls. Brenda Jackson, Selection Committee Co-chair and Rosebud Nau of Haynes Boone, presented these awards to the following:
Heather Bellino
is a visionary leader dedicated to transforming lives as the CEO of Texas Advocacy Project.
Marsha Clark
has become a driving force in the realm of leadership development, change management, strategic planning, performance management, team development and executive coaching.
Adeeba Raheem
UTEP associate professor of Civil Engineering, uses her academic prowess to help students.
Jamila Thomas
serves as senior vice president for Big Brothers Big Sisters and is responsible for establishing the strategic plan for corporate and community engagement.
YOUNG LEADER AWARD:
The Young Leader Award recognizes breakthrough leadership exhibited by a trailblazer under the age of 40. 2024 honorees:
Cimajie Best
an associate with Allyn Media, is a trusted advisor to clients facing public affairs challenges, public relations opportunities, political elections, and landmark fundraising campaigns.
A moderated conversation with award-winning ABC News correspondent and co-anchor of “20/20” Deborah Roberts led by Dallas Maverick’s CEO Cynt Marshall was amazing. They spoke about Robert’s Book, Lessons Learned and Cherished, the important role women play as leaders of their communities, families and in the workplace.
Following that, six remarkable women were recognized for their instrumental work impacting the lives of women and girls in their communities.
https://txwfleadership.org/award-recipients-2024
Special thanks to the following sponsors:
Moderator Sponsor: Catherine M. Coughlin Endowment for Women’s Leadership at Texas Women’s Foundation
Award Sponsor: Haynes Boone
Leadership Forum Sponsors: Texas Capital Bank, Vistra
Hilda McClure
COO at Cannenta Center for Healing and Empowerment and a founding board member at Cannenta Foundation, is a skilled bilingual Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in adult therapy and trauma-focused counseling.
Impact Sponsor: The Dallas Mavericks
For a complete list of sponsors, visit: https://txwfleadership.org/sponsors-2024
Texas Women’s Foundation in the Community
To ensure Texas Women’s Foundation’s prominent presence in the North Texas community, and to elevate our mission and message, our new Community Engagement team is dedicated to building strong relationships with key partners and stakeholders. Led by Kristyn Senters, AVP of Communications and Engagement and Chandra Matthews, Director of Community Engagement, this team had a busy spring and summer, as outlined and pictured here.
H100 | Latina Giving Circle
H100 and the Latina Giving Circle kicked off their 2024 grant cycle with a fundraiser on May 2 at JP Morgan Chase. These groups’ unwavering dedication to empowering Hispanic philanthropy in the DFW area is inspiring, as they affect meaningful change and foster positive
Past Presidents
Luncheon
Fifteen of the Foundation’s dedicated Past Presidents/Board Chairs gathered at Texas Women’s Foundation on Wednesday, September 11 for an informal lunch, hosted by our very first President and former CEO Becky Sykes. Their stories of the Foundation’s “early days,” and their incredible legacy of leadership made for an inspiring afternoon. We are so grateful for each of them for sharing so generously of their time, talent and treasure with the women and girls who call Texas home!
The NEW Nineteen
TXWF’s XIX Society has a new name and a look… The New Nineteen is a network of women who believe in the power of collective philanthropy and are passionate about building #StrongWomenBetterWorld.
At Nineteen’s Spring LitHERary Book Club in April, Rachel B. Simon, author of “Relationships at Work: How to Authentically Network within Your Company” shared her wisdom on how to organically form human connections
outcomes specifically for Latina women and girls.
This year’s H100 LGC grant awardees will be recognized at an exclusive grantee reception prior to the 2024 H100 Latina Living Legend and Ella Awards on October 23 at the Perot Museum.
Board Alumnae
“No Host” Lunch
A group of 19 former Foundation Board leaders gathered at Sevy’s Grill on Thursday, August 15 for a “Board Alumnae No Host Lunch,” a Foundation tradition! The energy in the room was palpable as friends and volunteers greeted each other and reminisced about their service to Texas Women’s Foundation. Chaired by Val Lawlor, TXWF Board Alumnae will gather throughout the year for organizational updates (and fellowship!) as we continue to work toward our shared vision of a society in which women and girls can fully participate.
for success in the workplace. The energy and engagement of the moderated conversation led by Jennifer Fitzmaurice, Nineteen Chair-Elect, resonated with all in the room.
Learn more about the NEW Nineteen and become a part of the movement to drive social and economic change for women and girls in Texas by visiting: https://txwf.org/ways-to-give/#xix-society
Since 2019, H100 LGC’s impact has been significant with 134 grants totaling $672,000 across various sectors including leadership, education, health, safety, and economic security. To learn more or contribute directly to the Latina Giving Circle, visit:
https://txwf.org/h100latinagivingcircle
Girls’ Night Out with Dallas Trinity
With support from the Kimberly-Clark Foundation, more than 440 young girls were invited to experience the strength and spirit of women’s professional soccer by attending the Inaugural Girls’ Night Out event with the Dallas Trinity, presented by Texas Women’s Foundation. The game, held at the new team’s home “pitch” at the Cotton Bowl, was the Trinity’s first-ever win as they dominated the Lexington Soccer Club. A good time was had by all as we elevated TXWF’s mission among Trinity fans and made a memorable impact on the young girls in attendance!
Brunch with Tory Burch
On the morning of May 17, Tory Burch Foundation and Texas Women’s Foundation hosted a fundraising brunch at Tory Burch Highland Park Village store to introduce TBF’s new CEO, Tiffany Dufu, and TXWF’s new CEO, Karen Hughes White. The event was a great success, raising nearly $6,000 for the mission! Many thanks to event Co-Chairs and TXWF Board Members Candice Hill, Charmaine Tang, and Connie Kleinert Babikian and our hosts Tiffany Dufu and Mimi Sterling with MCS Advisory Impact.
HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVED?
Get involved with Texas Women Foundation! We need your support to continue driving positive change for Texas women and girls.
Become a member of the Nineteen Support Texas Women’s Foundation as a donor to ignite positive change in economic security and leadership opportunities for women and their families with an annual donation.
txwf.org/xix-society
Attend a special event
Join the fun and mission learning at the Foundation’s events held throughout the year.
txwf.org/events
Join our Army of Advocates
Help us drive meaningful change in public policy to make real progress in advancing our vision of an equitable society for women and girls – and a better Texas for all.
txwf.org/advocacy
Women’s Leadership
Learn more about how we convene women leaders and signature programs to develop leaders of the future.
txwf.org/leadership
Girls Night Out attendees cheering on Dallas Trinity FC
Texas Women’s Foundation Past Board Chairs
DFW Hispanic 100 New Member Welcome Breakfast where several trailblazing Latinas convened. H100 members’ sow directly to Latina Giving Circle where grantmaking is made possible to the community.
Former Texas Women’s Foundation Board Members came together for a No Host Lunch to reconnect with fellow board members and learn about many great things in store for Texas Women’s Foundation.
Tiffany Dufu, Tory Burch Foundation CEO, with TXWF President & CEO, Karen Huges White, and TXWF Board Members as they gathered for a day of giving.
Texas Women’s Foundation sponsored the Dallas Mavericks Women’s Leadership Symposium
Thank You to Our Donors
Texas Women’s Foundation would like to thank our generous supporters from the recent fiscal year (July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024) who share their resources to help us invest in the power of women and girls to drive positive change and build stronger, more equitable communities for all.
2024 ANNUAL DONORS
Shalaina Abioye
Kim Abmeyer
Tammi Abney
Risper Abraham
Arcilia Acosta
Rebecca Acuna
Brandy Adams
Laura Agardy
Margie Aguilar
Diana Aguirre
Nazia Ahmed
Suzanne Ahn, M.D. Speaker
Endowment Fund at Texas
Women’s Foundation
Roheen Ahsan
Priti Ahuja
Aimbridge Hospitality
Angela Akins
Basha Alexander
Melissa Alfaro
Asad Ali
AlixPartners
Shanna Allen
Gillea Allison
Allyn Media
Stephanie Almeter
Pat Alva-Kraker
Alvarez and Marsal
Amazon
Raquel Amparo
Birgit Andersen-Moreno
Emelda Anderson
Mary Jane Anderson
Terri Anderson
Heather Antoine
Ty Apodaca
Arcosa, Inc.
Amanda Arizola
Nikki Arledge
Cynthia Ascencio
Karen Ashmore
Crystal Assad
AT&T Performing Arts Center
Esohe Atunrase
Alexandra Babida
Constance Kleinert Babikian and Nicholas Joseph Babikian
Fund of Communities
Foundation of Texas
Kristin Bailey
Susie Bailey
Brandi Baker
Donna Baker
Baker Botts L.L.P.
The Baker Family Philanthropic Fund at Texas Women’s Foundation
Rose Baker Charitable Gift Fund at IPC
Shuba Balasubramanian
Madhuri Bandla
Bank of America
Angela Banks
Kristen Banks
Bardin Family Foundation
Donna Barefield
Cathy Barker
Tammy Barrow
Jennifer Bartkowski
Cheryl and Robert Bass
Baylor Scott & White Health
Marsha Beasley
Theodore & Beulah Beasley Foundation
Shirley Beck
Shar Bell
Todd Bellino
Catherine Benavidez
Rosa Maria Berdeja
Stephanie Bernal
Elaine Bernstein
Phyllis Bernstein
Kathryn Betts
Ashu Bhalwani
Kimberly Bizor-Tolbert
Minoo Blaesche
Mary Blake
Shajine Blake
Vicki D. Blanton
Julie Mamolen Bleicher
Blessing Family Foundation
Colleen Bloch
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Michele Bobadilla
Tammy Bogard
Michele Boillotat
Melissa Bolden
Heather Bonfield
Kathy Boop
Boss Luxury Collection
Jaime Boswell
Rachel Bowden
Kristin Boyd
Bracewell & Giuliani LLP
Jenn Bradbury
Brenda Brand
J. Stuart and Brenda F. Brand Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation
Olya Brase
Suzanne Brasuell
Brice Family Charitable Fund II at Communities Foundation of Texas
Janice Brin
Julia Broadbent
Marla Broaddus
Julianna Brooks
Kanitra Brooks
Cheryl Brown
Iliana Brown
Kristina Brown
La Sharron Brown
Lindsey Brown
Lisa Brown
Savohna Brown
Sherry Brown
Shonn Brown
Veree Brown
Tara Buckner
Taylor Bunn
Geneva Burnap
Joy Busch
Molly Butkus
Sharita Butler
Allison Buttram
Jacqueline Byrd
Jordan Byrne
Hannah Calhoon
Askala Calhoun
Chetna Callahan
Melethia Campbell-Tuggle
Capital One
Norma Carney
Sandra Carrasco
Andrea Carter
Gloria Carter
Shayne Carter
Bella Carvalho
Colleen Casey
Chrysta Castaneda
Chrysta and John E. Castaneda
Donor Advised Fund of Texas
Women’s Foundation
Jovelyn Castellanos
Leti Cavazos
Liz Cedillo Pereira
Stacey Cellier
Amy Cespedes
Winstona Chadwick
Sharon Chan
Jennifer Chandler
Jennifer Chapman
Scott Chase
Claudia Chavez-Castilla
Monica Chen
Christina Cheng
Chelsea Cherry
DeAundré Cherry
Maryanne Cheung
Children’s Medical Center of Dallas (Children’s HealthSM)
Sook Chua
Christine Cioffe
City of Dallas
Claire Collins Fund at The Dallas Foundation
Adenia Clark
Lori Clark
Marsha Clark
Natasha Clark
Bonnie Clinton
Kelly Cloud
Danielle Cocanougher
Elizabeth Coen
Meranda Cohn
Teresa Coleman Wash
Dawn Collins
Sarah Colvin
Beth Comenat
Comerica Bank
Catherine M Coughlin Fund for Women’s Leadership of Texas
Women’s Foundation
Darcy Cowell
Cece Cox
Latoysha Cox
Teresa Cox
Candy Crespo
Cristina Criado
Billy & Dodee Crockett Advised Fund at The Dallas Foundation
Dasha Crosby
Sheri Crosby Wheeler
Suzanne Cruz Sewell
Catherine Cuellar
Stephanie Culpepper
Kim Cummings
Aimee Cunningham
Trisha and Greg Cunningham Charitable Fund at Fidelity Charitable
Curley Kellogg Giving Fund at Fidelity Charitable
Melissa Curry
Carolyn Cutler
Patches Cutshall
D Magazine Partners, Inc
Dallas Business Journal
Dallas Love Field
Dallas Mavericks
Dallas Regional Chamber
Felecia Daniels
Kate Daniels
Raquel Daniels
Jennifer Dantzler
Lisa Danzer
Julie Davenport
Teniqua Davenport
Stephanie Davidson
Claudia Davila
Bianca Davis
Brie Davis
Chanel Davis
Debbie Davis
Lisa de la Garza
Alencia DeAnda-Gregg
Laura DeBello
Suzana Delgado-Gray
Deloitte
Debbie Dennis
Effie Dennison
Charnella Derry
Kara DeVita
Iris Diaz
Jessica Diaz
Emily DiCarlo
Deborah Diercks
Alicia Dietsch
Jill Dinwiddie
Sarah Dodson
Jennifer Dominguez
Mary Dominguez
Joanna Douglas
Olivia Draper
Janna Ducich
Ashley Duffie
Lauren Dugger
Sara Duran
Diana Dutton
Dwinell Family Charitable Fund at Schwab
Earth and Humanity Foundation
Shelly Echols
Caren Edelstein
Haylee Edwards
Katie Edwards
Harryette Ehrhardt
Fran Eichorst
Laura and Jim Einspanier
Elevate Credit Service LLC
Sarah Elliott
Zaundra Ellis
Lesa Engelthaler
Julie England
Jessica Epperson
Equinix, Inc.
Abi Erickson Torres
Ernst & Young
Maria Espinoza
Yareli Esteban
Maria-Cristina Esteves Jaramillo
Laura Estrada and Paul Hermann
Jana Etheridge
European Wax Center
Chris Evans
Ashleigh and Grant Everett
Faith Family Academy
Lingyun Fan
Angela Farley
Taylor Farmon
Kristy Faus
Lori Feehan
Ferrell Fellows
Daphney Fenelon Ford
Deborah Ferguson
Taylor Figueroa
Michelle Fischer
Sharon Fischer
Lynn Fisher
Samantha Fisher
Kendra Fisher Washington
Jen Fitzmaurice
Meg Fitzpatrick
Jordan Flad
Christina Flores
Marion Flores
Theresa Flores
Tara Flume
Florencia Velasco Fortner and Bruce Fortner
Fossil Group
Rea Foster
Sakina Foster
Sharon Fountain
Pearl Garza Fracchia
Kimberly Francois
Helen and Jerome Frank
Donor Advised Fund at Fidelity Charitable
Helen and Jerry Frank
Erin Franklin
Kelly Frazier
Mr. & Mrs. D. S. Freeman, Jr. Fund at Communities Foundation of Texas
Laura Freeland
Valerie Freeman
Amanda Freitag
Frito-Lay, Inc.
FTI Consulting
La’Terria Gabourel
Alice Galaz
Carla Gale
Alejandra Galindo
Sheila E. Gallagher
Meredith Gallegos
Hilda Galvan
Nancy Galvan
Kirsten Gappelberg
Carmen Garcia
Catalina E. Garcia, MD
Yolanda Garcia
Maria Garcia Pedroche
Beth Gardenhire
Tammie Garrison
Stacey Gee
Claire George
Michelle George
Nidhi George
George Family Foundation
Emily Gerstner
Shagorika Ghosh
Tangee Gibson
Goldie Gider
Courtney Gilberg
Tanita Gilbert-Baker
Jarae Gilreath
Teresa Giltner
Katie Gimenez
Danielle Gines
Barbara Girard
Jo Giudice
Whitney Goff
Carol Goglia
Goldenlight Creative, Dorly Roy
Goldman Sachs & Company
Erin Gollhofer Selfridge
Lydia Gonzalez
Gigi Goodall google
Brittany Gorman
Kimberly Gould
Beverly Goulet Charitable Donor Advised Fund at JPMorgan Chase
Beverly Goulet Donor Advised Fund at Texas Women’s Foundation
Queen Gozi
Rachel Graham
Wanda Granier
Grant Thornton LLP
Courtney Graves
Deidra Green
Jason Green
Rebecca Greenan
Terry Greenberg
Debbie Greene
Suzi and Jack Greenman, III
Angela Griffin
Janelle Griffin
Liz Griffin
Doreen Griffith
Scott Griggs
Dusti Groskreutz
Risa Gross
Teresa Guerra Snelson
Vicky Gunning
Sonam Gupta
Kara Hadley-Shakya
Jordan Hahn
Kristen Hahn
Geri Hale
Barbara Hall
Evelyn Hall
Rosalyn Hall
Leslie Halleck
The Honorable Deborah G.
Hankinson
Chelsea Hanson
Julie Hanson
Aassia Haq
Angela Hardiman
Julia Harman
Jill Harmon
Ashley Harris
Darlise Harrison
Rosanne Hart
Amelia Hartman
Susan Hartman, CPA
Serena Hassan
Grace Hastings
Hattie Hill Enterprises, Inc.
Mita Havlick
Andrea Hayes
Kris Hayes
Lauren Hayes
Haynes Boone, LLP
Steven Hays, MD
Betsy and Dan Healy
Jeanne Heinen
Mary Henderson
Tracy Henderson
Shannon Hendricks
Aliah Henry
Sharon Hensley
Ana Hernandez
Michelle Hernandez-Erbeyi
Cristal Hernández-Galván
Cameron Hernholm
Tomeka Herod
Sharon Herrin
Latosha Herron-Bruff
Alicia Hess
Tara Hesson
Olga Hickman
Susan Hicks
Sydney and Forrest Hicks
Mary Pat Higgins
Rita Hightower
Dora Hilburn
Candice Hill
Hattie Hill
Lyda Hill Philanthropies at Communities Foundation of Texas
Emitom Hillsman
Cynthia Hinojosa Tassin
The Hispanic 100
Kim Hoang
Lura Hobbs, Solstice Strategies
Allison Hoeinghaus
Annabel Hoffman
Adriana Holguin
Holland & Knight LLP
Hadley Hollingsworth
Catherine Holt
Brigitte Hook
Dawn Hooper
Brooke Hopkins
Kim Hopkins
Jennifer Hopwood
Marissa and Michael H. Horne
Irene Hosford
Laura Howard
Stephanie Howard
Kristen Howell
Anna Hsu
Michelle and Dan Hudson
Tom Hudson
Hudson Peters Commercial
Karen Hughes
HLH Family Foundation Inc.
Helen LaKelly Hunt, PhD and Harville Hendrix
Sharron Hunt Giving Account at Fidelity Charitable
Hunt Consolidated, Inc.
Dani Hunter
Joy Hunter
Lesley Hunter
Susan Hutcheson
Megan Hyman
Karen Ideno
Ighty Support
Independent Sector
Infogain
Rachel Ingerto
Ann Ingram
Insperity
Integris IT
iUrban Teen
IW Group
Brenda Jackson
Dena L. Jackson, PhD and Bob Kersey
Pamela Jackson
Jackson Walker L.L.P.
Diana Jajeh
Kirsten James
Tiana James
Jennifer Jao
Delia Jasso
JCPenney
Holly Jefferson
Sherell Jefferson
Jessica Mills Photography
Angie Jin
Charlene Jin
Candice Johnson
Courtney Johnson
Debra Hunter Johnson
Fidelia Johnson
KJ Johnson
Monica Johnson
Stacee Johnson-Williams
Kazuyo Jones
Michelle Jones
Sheryl Jones
Shon Jones
Tametra Jones
Tiffany Jones
Tina and Billy R. Jones
Sharla Jones
Doria Josma
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
Jackie Justice
Erica Kadel
Mona Kafeel
Phillsun Kang
Sunny Karassik
Renee Karp
Bill Kastler
Christine Kattappuram
Mary Ann Kellam
Anita Kelley
Breanna Kellogg
Kendra Scott LLC
Ellen Key
Margo and Jim Keyes
Catherine Khan
Shahmeen Khan
Bre Khorrami
Marilyn Kibler
Sylvia Kidd
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Aiyana King
Jenny King
Dionne Kirby
Jamey Kirby
Jas Kirk
Jennifer and Kevin Kirksey
Ashlee and Chris Kleinert
Carol Klocek
Karen Knight
Ursula Koch
Christina Koenig
Sylvia Komatsu
Cincha Kostman
Shruti Krishnan
Stephanie Kroger
Allison Krumholz
Kymberly Kuebler
Julie Kutchinski
Rachel Kutz
Robin Ladd
Sharon Lahr
Anette Landeros
Shawntel Landry
Madalyn Lange
Dayo Lanier, MD
Betty Lanter
Pauline Larez
Nancy Latner
Val Lawlor
JoJo Layton
Anna Le
Amy Lee
Anna Lee
Neve Leem
Jamelia Lehn
Chelsea Leitch
Debra Levy-Fritts
Deborah Lewis
Eleasia Lewis
Nina Lewis
Whitney Lewis
Meizi Lin
Teresa Lin
Monica Lira Bravo
Lily Liu
Sandy Liu, Liu Law Firm
Caren Lock and Michael Bahar
Family Fund at Texas Women’s Foundation
Caren K. Lock
Locke Lord LLP
Cheryl Long
Susan Long
Bridget Lopez
Cris Lopez
Iris Lopez
Olga Lopez
Chuck Love
Tiffany Lovelace
Lauren Love-Wright
Julie Lowenberg
Sandra Lozano
Larry Lundy
Mylinh Luong
Peter Luong
Elisa Luque
Katherine Lyle
Maria MacMullin
Gabe Madison
Mia Mainville
Major Shark Fund at Communities Foundation of Texas
Farrah Maldonado
Lindsay Malhotra
LeeAnn Mallory
Marcellene Malouf and Royal Furgeson
Kamini Mamdani
Betty Manetta
Nadia Mankins
Carol March
Rose Marez
Lana Marker
Marty Marks
Danielle Marr
Cynt Marshall
Susie Marshall
Gloria Martin
Heather Martin
Alicia Martinez
Antonia Martinez
JoHanna Martinez
Stacey Marx
Mary Kay Inc.
Cindy Masters
Thalia Matherson
Renda Mathew
Chandra Matthews
Laura Maxwell
Kellie Maynard
Libby McCabe
Graham McCall
Wil McCall
Joanna McCallum
Anthony McClure
Madeline D. and James S. McClure
Niki McCuistion
Janie McGarr
Erica McGee
Leticia McGowan
Cecilia McKay
Keri McKenzie
McKesson
McKinsey & Company
Kristin McLaughlin
Bridget McNiel
Pauline Medrano
Carol Meggers
Patricia D. Mehal Charitable Fund at the American Gift Fund
Lois Melbourne
Erica Mellon
Lisette Mendez
Maria Mendez
Yesenia Mendez
Jessica Mendoza
Jessamine Merrill
Vanessa Merriman
Anna Mertz
Tracy Merzi
Methodist Health System Foundations
Rick and Jackie Metz
Amy Meyer
Jill Meyer
Jaime Meyers
Veronica Michaeli
McKenna Michel
Cynthia Mickens Ross
Microsoft
Bette Miller
Retta Miller
Retta Miller Donor Advised Fund at Texas Women’s Foundation
Sarah Miller
Maureen Milligan
Saki Milton
Letty Minkoff
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG)
Elizabeth Molina
Erin Moloney
Cyndy Montgomery, CFP
Lisa and Kent Montgomery
Sarah Montgomery
Taylor Moody
Sandra Moore
Stephanie Moore
Sasha Moreno
Teresa Moreno
Janet Morrison-Lane
Shannon Morse
Aracely Mosier
Adrienne Mosley
Harry S. Moss Foundation
Wendy Moss
Theresa Motter
Celeste Moya
Paulette Mulry
Patty Mulvey
Aracely Muñoz
Brianna Murray
Keerthana ‘Kay’ Naidu
Juanita Nanez
Suzie Nash
Michelle Nathanson
Rosebud Nau
Jessica Nazario
Hollie Neal Morgan
Kimberly Neff
Carla Nelson
Maya Neufeld-Wall
New York Women’s Foundation
Neena Newberry
Carolyn Newham
NexBank
Anh Nguyen
Krystal Nguyen
Nicole Nichols
Laura and Ruben Nieto
Kayla Nimer
Tina Y. Nishida
Nancy Nolley
Kim Noltemy
Carmen Nordmeyer
Cecilia and Tim Norwood
Diana Nunez
Cynthia Nunn
Laran O’Neill
Emily O’Brien
Tosan Ojeahere
The Okada Family Foundation at
The Dallas Foundation
Ezinne Okoro
Mojisola Olamolu
Ify Olie
Mayra Olivares-Urueta
OliveMill Holdings
The Omni Dallas Hotel
Oncor Electric Delivery
Heather Ormand
Melissa Orth
Meyling Ortiz
Carlos Osorio
Monica Osorio
Yvette Ostolaza
Jessica Owens
Diane Paddison
Diane and Chris Paddison Donor
Advised Fund at Texas
Women’s Foundation
Tina Page
Ann Marie Painter
Jennifer Palecek
Jeannette Papadopoulos
Eliska Paratore
Rina Parikh
Emily Parker
Tracey Parker
Wendy Parnell
Jade Parrish
Carrie Freeman Parsons
Rakhee Patel
Rupal Patel
Sheetal Patel
Nicole Payseur
Missy Pearlman
Sonya Pegues
Debi Pena
People’s Last Stand
The Pepsico Foundation
Jennifer Perez
Christi Perri
Mary Ellen Peter
Janice Peters
Traci Petteway
Carrie Phillips
Marlene Phillips
Tiffany Phillips
Danielle Pickard
Patty Pickard
Jennifer Pickert
LaToyia Pierce
Kristina Pierre-Louis
Gregory Pike
The Pillow Bar
Maryanne Piña-Frodsham
Pinnacle Group
Pipeline to Possibilities
Ann Piper
Noel Pittman
PKW Donor Advised Fund at
The Dallas Foundation
Jon Platt
Melissa Pon
Mark Porter
Michelle Poscente
Erin Prather Stafford
Noelle Pratt
Christina Pratts
Stacey Price
Jim Prince
Kristen Przano
Jenice Pua
Tegwin Pulley
Kendall Purpura
PwC
Tanisia Queppet
Katherine Quintanilla
Stephanie Rabey
Nadine Radomski
Christina Rael
Chelsea Ragland
Erin Ragsdale
Sybil Rajan
Julie Ramirez
Whitney Randolph
Ann Ranson
Karen Ratanasavetavadhana
Shilpa Ray
Alex Rea
Susan Read
William Read
Kate Reagan
Holly Reed
Beth Reeder Johnson
Laura Reeder LaRochelle
Karyn Reese
Diane Reeves
Betty and Gerard Regard
Charitable Fund at Fidelity Charitable
Regions Bank
Tasha Reid
Alisha Reilly
John Reis
Elisa Reiter
Cristal Retana
Delia Reyes
Sophia Reza
Alison Rhoten
Tiffanie Rice
Bud Richey
Leigh Richter
Carol J. Riddle Fund of Texas Women’s Foundation
Joanna Ridgway
Tate Ringer
Katharine Roberson
Ashley Roberts
AnaChrista Robles
Lucinda Rocha
Jacqueline Rodarte
Lauren Rodgers
D&K Rodgers Family Fund at Fidelity Charitable
Alejandra Rodriguez
Alice Rodriguez
Diana Rodriguez
Minerva Rodriguez
Vanessa Rodriguez
Patricia Rodriguez Christian
Sha Roehm
Jeff Rogers
Pamela Rogers
Paris Rogers-Thomas
Debbie Rollins
Sonja Romanowski
Becky Roof
Sonja Roque
Brenda Rosas
Jane Rose, Esq
Joyce Rosenfield
Silvana Rosero
Rosewood Hotels
Ann Ross
Tabatha Ross
Ashley Rounds
DJ Rounsoville
Amber Roy
Maggie Rubin
Stephanie Russell
Ruthie’s Rolling Cafe, LLC
Maria Rutledge
Laura Ryan
Ryan, LLC
Carole and Dale Rylander
Elena Sacca Smith
Christianna Saenz
Magda Salazar
Sarah Saldana
Salesforce
Vanessa Salinas Beckstrom
Renee Sample
Demetris Sampson, Esq
Jennifer Sanborn
Carlos Sanchez
Claudia Sanchez
Stacie Sanchez Hare
Christina Sanders
Natalie Sandifer
Christa and Ketric Sanford
Soraya Santiago
Erma Saracho
Dianne and Michael Saslaw
Shanna Schiavon
Angie Schlemmer
Kim Schlossberg
Taylor Schrang Ready
Kayla Schroeder
Jayme Schutt
Jessica Schwartz
Desiree Scott
Emily Scott
Mary Scott
April Sealy
Stephanie Seno
Kristyn and Mike Senters
Islam Shalabi
Chaunine Shanks
Kimberly Shapiro
Gowri Sharma
Nila K. Sharma and Gowri
Natarajan Giving Fund of JPMC
Jan and Mike Sharry
Judy Sherman
Sherry Shi
Eileen Shibata
Tiffany Shido
Jenn Shinn
Monica Shortino
Stephanie Showalter
Zeenat and Zulfikar Sidi
Zeenat Sidi Fund at Texas Women’s Foundation
Sidley Austin LLP
Angie and Joe Sifferman
Paula Simaan
Merary Simeon
Julia Simon
Shenée Simon
Brook Sims
Veronica Singleton
Chompoo Sirisawat
Rachael Skinner
Josh Slagle
Ashley Slaughter
Cassondra Slaughter-Irvin
Charla Smart
Mona Smiley Gazawi
Nicole Smith
Renita Smith
Devanshi Somaya
Southwest Airlines Co.
Southwest Jewish Congress
Amey Stark-Foust
Kezia Stegemoeller
Steph & Co. Consulting, LLC.
Chandler Stephens
Meredith Sterling
Erin Stewart
Elaine Stillman
Cindi Straup
Dena Stroh
Sandra Struebing
Casey Sullivan
Victoria Summerall Sudderth
Adrienne Summerville
Siva Surkunalingam
Becky and Larry Sykes
Sykes Family Fund at Community Foundation of Northern Nevada
Brandi Szczerbak
T.D. Jakes Foundation
Yolanda Tafoya
Debra Tagg
Cathy Tang
Target
Marva Tarver
Lori Taylor
Sandra Taylor
Sherri Taylor
Trina Taylor
Vicky Teherani
Shannon Teicher
Megan Terrell
Monica Tetteh
Texas Capital Bank
Texas Instruments, Inc.
Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation
The Boone Family Foundation
Staci Thetford
Andrella Thomas
Bob Thomas
Jamila Thomas
Tanya Thomas
Veronica Thomison
Amanda Thompson
Linda Valdez Thompson
Ros Dawson Thompson and Rex W. Thompson
Roslyn Dawson Thompson and Rex Thompson Fund at Texas Women’s Foundation
Shannon Thompson
Thomson Reuters
Thrivent Financial
TIAA Financial Services
Brittany Timmerman
Alessandra Torres
Dominique Torres
Kris Torres
Veronica Torres Hazley
Gloria Tostado
Total Wine
Dora Tovar
Toyota North America, Inc
Mai-Loan Tran
Wendy Traylor
Jennie Trejo
Emma Trevino
Jennifer Trevino
Truist Bank (BB&T)
Tamara Trummer
Elizabeth Truppa
Leung Tsai Family Fund at Fidelity Charitable
Annabel Tsang
The Tsang Charitable Fund at Schwab Charitable
Cindy Tucker
Elaine Tucker
Holly Tucker
Cordelia Tullous
Hayley Turgeon
Lisa Turner
Samantha Turner
Wandaliz Turner
TurningPoint Foundation
Chris Twilbeck
TWU Jane Nelson Institute for Women’s Leadership
Under 1 Roof
Annette Underwood
University of Texas at Arlington
USAA
Nancy and Rick Usrey
Megan Utz
Nina Vaca
Mary Valadez
Guadalupe Valdez
Laura Valdez
Lupe Valdez
Stephanie Valdez
Bernadette Valles
Sonia Van Meter
Varsity Brands
Amanda Vela Kraemer
Tatyana Velasquez
Priya and Shyam Venkat
Tamara Venters
Jody Weiss Venturoni
The Vetter Foundation
Teresa Vicencio
Kelly Vickers
Victoria’s Secret
Yasmin Vides
Priscilla Vigliante
Maria Villalobos
Ruth Villalonga
Fatima Villarreal
Vinson & Elkins LLP
Viola’s House
Vistra Corporate Services
Company
The Voice Society
Julia Wada
Janelle Walker
Hannah Walsh
Ware’s Your Board
Asheya Warren
Rita Warren
Antoinette Washington
Barbara Watkins
Donniese Watkins Jordan
Katrina Watland and Jay Woody
Elizabeth Wattley
Jessica Watts
Katharine Weaver
Andrew Weber
When Dreams Matter Fund of Fidelity Charitable
Karen Whitaker
Kim Whitaker
Karen Hughes White
Lauren White
Linda White
Susan White
Wayne White
Will White
Maeghan Whitehead
Tonya Wilborn
Iris Wilcox
Donna Wilhelm Family
Philanthropy Fund at
American Endowmen Fund
Elizabeth Wilkens
Wendy Wilkerson
Jami Williams
Leah Williams
Lucian Williams
Star Williams
Stormee Williams
Jeneca Willis
Shareron Willis
Shreenah Willis
Shawn Wills
Danielle Wilson
Heather Wilson
Shawna Wilson
Kay Winzenried
Meghan Wise
The Women’s Finance Exchange of Dallas
Jacquelyn Woods
Anna Wortham
Sally Wright
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
Rachel C. Ybarra
Suran Yoo
Helen Yoon
Karen Zahaluk
Reese Zahner
Dora Zapata
Evelyn Zermeno
Cris Zertuche Wong
Alissa Zimmerman
Neirozin Zindani
Pamela Zmud
DAF HOLDERS
Baker Family Philanthropic Fund
Wendy Barber and Tammy Patterson Fund
Henry C Beck Jr Donor
Advised Fund
Beyond Our Borders Fund
Lucy and Henry Billingsley Fund
Laura G Blocker Fund
Cecilia and Garrett Boone
Family Fund
Botsford Family Fund
Chrysta and John E. Castaneda DAF
Jill and Jim Cochran
Family Fund
Cutshall Family Fund
Hannelore Daniel Fund
Roslyn Dawson Thompson and Rex Thompson Fund
Dee Family Fund
Kaleta A Doolin Fund
Sally and Tom Dunning Fund
Laura and Jim Einspanier Fund
Embrey Family Foundation Fund
Julie and Robert England Fund
Feehan Fund
Helen and Jerome Frank Jr
Family Fund
Helen and John Gehan Fund
Beverly Goulet Charitable Fund
Breea Govenar Fund
Hammer Pomberg Family Fund
The Heart Fund
Hispanic 100 Fund
Marguerite S Hoffman Fund
Pat and Harriet Houck Mother/ Daughter Fund
Toni and Dan Hunt Fund
IF/THEN® Fund
Brenda Louise Jackson Fund
TSHN Jarrah Fund
Anita E. Kelley and Steven D. Hooper Family Fund
Mirjam and Chris Kirk Family Fund
Knight/Baker Women’s World Improvement Fund
Caren Lock and Michael Bahar Family Fund
Katherine Glaze Lyle Fund
Ann E Margolin Fund
Barbara Lowe Matthews Fund
Maribess and Jerry Miller Fund
Retta Miller Fund
Model Behaviors Fund
Kent and Lisa Montgomery Family Fund
Orchid Legacy Fund
Diane and Chris Paddison Fund
Paula R. Parker and Ronald C. Parker Fund
The Phillips Family Fund
Richards Barrentine Fund
Carol J Riddle Fund
Annadele H Ross Fund
Susan Salka Women’s Empowerment Fund
Janice and Michael Sharry Fund
Sidi Family Fund
Simmons Wilson Fund
Stronger Future Fund
Thear Sy Suzuki and Eric Suzuki Fund
Taylor-Pittman Fund
Janelle Walker Fund
Sandra Washburn Fund
Martha McCarty Wells Fund
Linda Wilkins Fund
Abigail Williams Fund
Kate Wilson Davis Fund
Women’s Finance
Exchange Fund
Wynne Family Fund
ENDOWMENT DONORS
Suzanne Ahn, M.D. Speaker Endowment Fund
Julie Mamolen Bleicher Endowment Fund
Kalita Blessing Endowment Fund
Brenda F. Brand and J. Stuart Brand Endowment Fund
Serena Simmons Connelly Endowment for Child Care
Catherine M. Coughlin Endowment for Women’s Leadership
Dodee Frost Crockett Endowment for Advocacy
Cutshall Family Endowment Fund
Arlene J. Dayton Endowment Fund
Sharon Monahan Fountain Endowment Fund
Sheila E. Gallagher Endowment Fund
Arturo Torres Garcia and
Catalina Galindo Garcia Endowment Fund
Brenda L. Jackson Endowment Fund
Maura McNiel Endowment Fund
Cecilia S. and James T. Norwood Endowment Fund
Pat and Jed Rosenthal Endowment Fund
Laura Baetge Schertz Endowment
Jan and Mike Sharry Endowment Fund
Becky Russell Sykes Operations Endowment Fund
Rebecca R. Sykes Staff Fund
The Charmaine and Charlotte Tang Endowment Fund
Roslyn Dawson Thompson Endowment for Women’s
Economic Security
Virginia B. Whitehill Board Alumnae Endowment Fund
Trea and Richard Yip Endowment for Women’s Philanthropy Education
NINTEEN MEMBERS
Risper Abraham
Roheen Ahsan
Shanna Allen
Stephanie Almeter
Mary Jane Anderson
Heather Antoine
Cynthia Ascencio
Crystal Assad
Susie Bailey
Donna Baker
Madhuri Bandla
Marsha Beasley
Kathryn Betts
Julie Mamolen Bleicher
Colleen Bloch
Michele Boillotat
Heather Bonfield
Rachel Bowden
Brenda Brand
Kanitra Brooks
Iliana Brown
La Sharron Brown
Savohna Brown
Taylor Bunn
Geneva Burnap
Joy Busch
Chrysta Castaneda
Stacey Cellier
Claudia Chavez-Castilla
Christina Cheng
Danielle Cocanougher
Cece Cox
Stephanie Culpepper
Carol Curley
Kate Daniels
Jennifer Dantzler
Ros Dawson Thompson
Lisa de la Garza
Alencia DeAnda-Gregg
Kara DeVita
Deborah Diercks
Sarah Dodson
Joanna Douglas
Lauren Dugger
Fran Eichorst
Zaundra Ellis
Jana Etheridge
Kristy Faus
Deborah Ferguson
Samantha Fisher
Jen Fitzmaurice
Marion Flores
Tara Flume
Rea Foster
Sakina Foster
Kelly Frazier
Amanda Freitag
Yolanda Garcia
Claire George
Emily Gerstner
Courtney Gilberg
Jarae Gilreath
Erin Gollhofer Selfridge
Rachel Graham
Rebecca Greenan
Debbie Greene
Doreen Griffith
Rosalyn Hall
Leslie Halleck
Rosanne Hart
Serena Hassan
Kris Hayes
Cameron Hernholm
Tomeka Herod
Tara Hesson
Candice Hill
Kim Hoang
Lura Hobbs
Dawn Hooper
Stephanie Howard
Kristen Howell
Anna Hsu
Tom Hudson
Sharron Hunt
Dena L. Jackson, PhD
Diana Jajeh
Sherell Jefferson
Candice Johnson
Fidelia Johnson
Monica Johnson
Tiffany Jones
Tina Jones
Ellen Key
Bre Khorrami
Jennifer and Kevin Kirksey
Ursula Koch
Rachel Kutz
Robin Ladd
Sharon Lahr
Shawntel Landry
Madalyn Lange
Nancy Latner
Jamelia Lehn
Julie Lowenberg
Katherine Lyle
Maria MacMullin
Mia Mainville
Carol March
Cynt Marshall
Cindy Masters
Renda Mathew
Chandra Matthews
Kristin McLaughlin
Lisette Mendez
Jessica Mendoza
Tracy Merzi
Jaime Meyers
Letty Minkoff
Erin Moloney
Shannon Morse
Wendy Moss
Aracely Muñoz
Jessica Nazario
Neena Newberry
Laura Nieto
Laran O’Neill
Mojisola Olamolu
Yvette Ostolaza
Jessica Owens
Rakhee Patel
Mary Ellen Peter
Janice Peters
Traci Petteway
Ann Piper
Noel Pittman
Melissa Pon
Erin Prather Stafford
Jim Prince
Katherine Quintanilla
Stephanie Rabey
Christina Rael
Karyn Reese
Alison Rhoten
Renee Richeson
Joanna Ridgway
Katharine Roberson
Sonja Roque
Carole Rylander
Elena Sacca Smith
Angie Schlemmer
Taylor Schrang Ready
Kristyn Senters
Kimberly Shapiro
Gowri Sharma
Jenn Shinn
Stephanie Showalter
Angie Sifferman
Shenée Simon
Amey Stark-Foust
Dena Stroh
Debra Tagg
Marva Tarver
Trina Taylor
Shannon Teicher
Kris Torres
Cindy Tucker
Holly Tucker
Amanda Vela Kraemer
Jody Weiss Venturoni
Fatima Villarreal
Barbara Watkins
Katrina Watland
Jessica Watts
Katharine Weaver
Karen Hughes White
Lauren White
Maeghan Whitehead
Leah Williams
Star Williams
Anna Wortham
Suran Yoo
Karen Zahaluk
Evelyn Zermeno
ELC MEMBERS
Gillea Allison
Dodee Crockett
Debbie Dennis
Jana Etheridge
Christina Flores
Sakina Foster
Mary Henderson
Brooke Hopkins
Debra Hunter Johnson
Diane Paddison
Holly Reed
Vanessa Salinas Beckstrom
Holly Tucker
Janelle Walker
LEGACY CIRCLE DONORS
Sharon J. Baca, CFP
Mary Beth Bardin
Beverly R. Barry
Helen Chandler and Dena Bartnicki
Lucy Billingsley
Julie Mamolen Bleicher
Kalita Beck Blessing, CFP, CAP
Ellen G. Bradley *
Brenda F. Brand
Estate of Gladys Brenner
Molly Byrne
Rebel B. Calhoun *
Helen Chandler and Dena Bartnicki
Gloria O. Chapman *
Marsha Clark
Claire Collins
Kathleen Cook-Hunter
Carolyn Cutler
Roslyn Dawson Thompson
Arlene J. Dayton *
Jana Etheridge
Monica Y. Fried *
Sheila E. Gallagher
Dr. Catalina Garcia
Pam Gerber
Dr. Steven R. Hays
Catherine P. Howes *
Miriam Jaffe
Lauren M. Johnson
Anita E. Kelley
Glenda D. Kemple, CPA, CFP
Joanne C. Kendrick
Joy S. Mankoff *
Ronald Mankoff *
Ann E. Margolin
Cynt Marshall
Retta A. Miller
Judy H. Nash *
Cecilia S. Norwood
Tim Norwood
Dianne H. Patterson
Tammy Patterson and Wendy Barber
Anita Porco
John A. Raphael *
Robbie W. Raphael
Cynthia D Reavis
Dawna L. Richter *
Lysa J. Rohan
Lindsay A. Romig
Pat Rosenthal
Annadele H. Ross
Judy Sherman
Becky R. Sykes
Larry E. Sykes
Shelley S. Turner
Patricia A. Vaughan *
Carol A. Vesey *
Rita S. Warren
Linda A. Wilkins
Shawna D. Wilson
Kay M. Winzenried
Peggy Zarro
GIVING CIRCLE DONORS
H100 Giving Circle
Rebecca Acuna
Margie Aguilar
Diana Aguirre
Melissa Alfaro
Raquel Amparo
AT&T, Inc.
Alexandra Babida
Catherine Benavidez
Rosa Maria Berdeja
Michele Bobadilla
Melissa Bolden
Kristina Brown
Gloria Carter
Cristina Criado
Suzanne Cruz Sewell
Catherine Cuellar
Kim Cummings
Debbie Davis
Alencia DeAnda-Gregg
Suzana Delgado-Gray
Iris Diaz
Maria Espinoza
Yareli Esteban
Laura Estrada
Theresa Flores
Pearl Garza Fracchia
Alejandra Galindo
Nancy Galvan
Catalina E. Garcia, MD
Lydia Gonzalez
Grace Hastings
Mita Havlick
Michelle Hernandez-Erbeyi
Cristal Hernández-Galván
Olga Hickman
Cynthia Hinojosa Tassin
The Hispanic 100
Susan Hutcheson
Maria-Cristina Esteves Jamillo
Delia Jasso
JP Morgan Chase Foundation
Matching Gift Program
Mary Ann Kellam
Breanna Kellogg
Sylvia Kidd
Anette Landeros
Pauline Larez
Monica Lira Bravo
Bridget Lopez
Cris Lopez
Iris Lopez
Olga Lopez
Elisa Luque
Betty Manetta
Chandra Matthews
Cecilia McKay
Pauline Medrano
Veronica Michaeli
Maureen Milligan
Stephanie Moore
Sasha Moreno
Teresa Moreno
Aracely Mosier
Aracely Muñoz
Juanita Nanez
Carmen Nordmeyer
Diana Nunez
Mayra Olivares-Urueta
The Pepsico Foundation
Gregory Pike
Maryanne Piña-Frodsham
Tanisia Queppet
Cristal Retana
Delia Reyes
Sophia Reza
AnaChrista Robles
Lucinda Rocha
Jacqueline Rodarte
Alice Rodriguez
Diana Rodriguez
Minerva Rodriguez
Patricia Rodriguez Christian
Silvana Rosero
Amber Roy
Magda Salazar
Carlos Sanchez
Claudia Sanchez
Stacie Sanchez Hare
Erma Saracho
Rachael Skinner
Cindi Straup
Veronica Thomison
Linda Valdez Thompson
Alessandra Torres
Veronica Torres Hazley
Gloria Tostado
Dora Tovar
Emma Trevino
Jennifer Trevino
Elizabeth Truppa
Wandaliz Turner
Nina Vaca
Guadalupe Valdez
Lupe Valdez
Stephanie Valdez
Bernadette Valles
Florencia Velasco Fortner
Tatyana Velasquez
Priscilla Vigliante
Ruth Villalonga
Rachel Ybarra
Dora Zapata
Cris Zertuche Wong
Orchid Giving Circle
Priti Ahuja
AT&T, Inc.
Colleen Bloch
Boss Luxury Collection
Sharon Chan
Goldman Sachs & Company
Monica Chen
Sook Chua
Comerica Bank
Equinix, Inc.
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Stacey Gee
Shagorika Ghosh, IW Group
Sonam A. Gupta
Tiana James
Jennifer Jao
JCPenney
Jessica Mills Photography
Angie Jin
Charlene Jin
Kazuyo Jones
Phillsun Kang
Christine Kattappuram
Keurig Dr Pepper
Catherine Khan
Sylvia L. Komatsu
Anna Lee
Loh-Sze Leung
Leung Tsai Family Fund at Fidelity Charitable
Teresa Lin
Sandy M. Liu, Liu Law Firm
Caren K. Lock
Caren Lock and Michael Bahar Family Fund at Texas Women’s Foundation
Peter Luong
Kamini Mamdani
Mary Kay Inc.
McKesson
McKinsey & Company
Rick and Jackie Metz
Winjie Miao, When Dreams Matter Fund of Fidelity Charitable
Theresa Motter
Kay Naidu
Tina Y. Nishida
Pamela Okada
The Okada Family Foundation at The Dallas Foundation
ORIX USA Corporation
Meyling Ortiz
Tina Page
PepsiCo
Minu Puranik, google
Hua Rubin
Salesforce
Sherry Shi
Eileen Shibata
Chompoo Sirisawat
Southwest Jewish Congress
Meredith Sterling
Cathy Tang
Vicky Teherani
TIAA Financial Services
Toyota North America, Inc
Mai-Loan T. Tran
Annabel Tsang
The Tsang Charitable Fund at Schwab Charitable
Thear Suzuki
Priya and Shyam Venkat
Victoria’s Secret
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
Village Giving Circle
Tammi Abney
Terri Anderson
AT&T, Inc.
Cheryl Bass
Baylor Scott & White Health
The Blackbaud Giving Fund
Vicki D. Blanton
Shonn Brown
Tara Buckner
Andrea Carter
Sheri Crosby Wheeler
Chanel C. Davis
Jordan Hahn
Aliah M. Henry
Rita Parson Hightower
Lura Hobbs, Solstice Strategies
Stephanie Howard
Debra Hunter Johnson
Dionne Kirby
Dayo Lanier, MD
Whitney Lewis
Lauren Love-Wright
Joanna McCallum
Leticia McGowan
Saki Milton
Lisa and Kent Montgomery
Wendy Parnell
Jade Parrish
Sonya Pegues
Pepsico Foundation
LaToyia Pierce
Diane H. Reeves
Kenya Rodgers
Lauren Rodgers
Shá Roehm
Renee Sample
DeMetris A. Sampson, Esq
Christa and Ketric Sanford
Soraya Santiago
Julia A. Simon
Veronica Singleton
Renita Smith
Trina Taylor
Toyota North America, Inc
Cordelia Tullous
Karen Whitaker
Kim T. Whitaker
Iris Wilcox
Wendy Wilkerson
Shawn L. Wills
The inclusion of names on this donor list is intended to acknowledge contributions made to our organization. We strive for accuracy in recognizing our supporters, but if any errors or omissions are found, please contact us so we can make the necessary corrections. We deeply appreciate every donor's generosity and commitment to our mission.
DON’T MISS OUT! For more information visit: www.txwf.org/get-involved/#events or contact: events@txwf.org
8150 N. Central Expressway
Suite 110
Dallas, Texas 75206
39th Annual Luncheon
NOVEMBER 1, 2024 | 11:30AM | OMNI DALLAS HOTEL
Join us for another memorable afternoon where community, corporate and philanthropic leaders will gather to hear an insightful conversation featuring Emmyaward winning journalist Ann Curry, who will discuss being a catalyst for change. Find out more at: txwfluncheon.org
Economic Issues for Women in Texas Research Presentation
NOVEMBER 21, 2024 | 9:30AM | TEXAS WOMAN’S UNIVERSITY
Join us to hear the fifth edition of Economic Issues for Women in Texas 2024 that examines the economic issues women face in Texas, and how we can individually and collectively use this data and recommendations to make change in our communities to impact the lives of women and girls.
You can find out more at: txwf.org
2025 Leadership Forum & Awards Celebration
MAY 8, 2025 | 3:00PM | OMNI DALLAS HOTEL
Find out more at: txwf.org/get-involved
BE PART OF THE NEW NINETEEN
(formerly the XIX Society)
Named in honor of TXWF’s 19 fearless founders, with a nod to the 19th Amendment, of course! This network of dynamic individuals understand the power of collective philanthropy to drive meaningful change. By becoming a Nineteen supporter, for as little as $19 a month, you will join the fight to remove the barriers to women’s economic security and enjoy a host of perks and benefits including access to TXWF’s signature events, service opportunities, book club gatherings and even cool, new merch!
DONATE TO SUPPORT WOMEN & GIRLS:
Mail a check to: Texas Women’s Foundation 8150 N. Central Expressway, Ste. 110 | Dallas, TX 75206
TEXAS WOMEN’S FOUNDATION INVESTS $6 MILLION TO ADVANCE WOMEN AND GIRLS
Guided by research that identifies the barriers to women’s economic security and success, Texas Women’s Foundation distributed $4.9M in grants to 167 women- and girl-serving organizations in 2024-25. Together with our donors and philanthropic partners –our Giving Circles, Donor Advised Fund holders, and the Young Women’s Initiative, our total mission impact topped $6M for the year. We are so grateful to those who make our mission possible. By supporting the research, advocacy, grantmaking and programs of Texas Women’s Foundation, you are investing in our vision for an equitable society in which women and girls can fully participate. And you are part of the movement to build #StrongWomenBetterWorld.
$6 Million Overall Impact
TXWF Granting
Grants Awarded by Geography
Grants Awarded by Program
BUT THERE IS STILL MORE TO DO
Texas Women’s Foundation is proud to celebrate a total of $4.9 million granted, made in collaboration with philanthropic partners to deserving organizations. This total includes $869,000 awarded through our Annual Community Grant Cycle. While we celebrate the positive impact of our contributions, we recognize that the need remains significant. The demand for services and programs across North Texas counties continues to grow, widening our funding gap. We need your support to close the funding gap.
(Impacting the lives of an estimated 13K women and girls)
(More than estimated 495K women and girls unserved)
INVESTING IN WOMEN’S ECONOMIC SECURITY
HOUSING – TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
The Lullaby House
Located in Dallas, The Lullaby House provides community care and residential support to pregnant and parenting teens in the foster care system. In 2021, the Texas Department of Family and Protective services reported that 380 Texas youth in foster care were pregnant. Five facilities in the state provide residential services for the teens and their babies (total 24 beds in the state). An already complicated and traumatic situation is exacerbated for an already vulnerable teen.
A $40,000 general operating grant from the Texas Women’s Foundation’s community grant cycle supports the work of the Lullaby House.
HEALTH
Mercy Clinic of Fort Worth
Serving the 76104 ZIP code in Fort Worth, the ZIP code with the lowest life expectancy for women in the state (UTSW 2019), a $40,000 Texas Women’s Foundation community grant supports hiring a Community Health Worker for La Clínica de Mujeres (Women’s Clinic).
The Community Health Worker, hired from the community they serve, is uniquely equipped to break down barriers of access to care, and to maximize health outcomes for women.
“It is just very, very important for us to educate our patients. Just as much as they need us, we need them to understand what is going on with their health, because they are the ones taking care of themselves. So it is important for us to have Community Health Workers here with us to make sure there is no gap in the communication between the provider and our patients.”
LEADERSHIP & EDUCATION
Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains
Serving two of the lowest performing schools in Fort Worth ISD, a Texas Women’s Foundation grant expands the Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains’(GS-TOP) piloted Math Tutoring Program to benefit 3rd and 5th grade girls at two Title I elementary schools. GS-TOP aims to introduce girls of every age to STEM. Girls want them to know how they can explore and improve the world. To be competitive in the global market over the next decade, the U.S. will need more STEM professionals than the country is currently on track to produce. GS-TOP’s goal is to reframe challenges into possibilities.
Health Care Access for Women Across Texas
Texas Women's Foundation invests $360,000 in six organizations in rural communities across Texas providing health care access and delivering urgent and long-term women's healthcare programming and services to communities that desperately need resources. To learn more about Texas Women's Foundation granting, go to txwf.org/grants
Access Esperanza Clinics Inc.
McAllen - $60,000
Funds will support the purchase of Long-Acting Reversible Contraception as well as provide help to close the funding gap for reproductive health services when state funds are exhausted so that uninsured, and marginalized women can continue to access care and contraceptives.
Project Vida Health Center
El Paso - $60,000
To support the existing family planning and reproductive health services offered at the clinic for indigent and insured women, including the partial salaries for a physician and medical assistant, and to purchase Long-Acting Reversible Contraception.
South Plains Rural Health Services Inc.
Levelland - $60,000
To support the Women’s Health Program at three clinic sites in Levelland, Lamesa and Big Spring, TX. Funding covers partial salaries, Long-Acting Reversible Contraception, outreach/advertisements, medical supplies and lab services.
South Texas Family Planning & Health Corporation
Corpus Christi - $60,000
To eliminate barriers in accessing reproductive health care with the purchase of equipment to provide immediate information for services requested and to support patient navigation efforts with item which are not allowable costs by other federal/state programs (lice shampoos, transportation assistance, medications not covered as part of the allowed formulary).
South Texas Rural Health Services Inc.
Cotulla - $60,000
To support two full-time women’s health educators who will travel to the organization’s various sites to deliver culturally sensitive information focused on women’s reproductive health.
Vida Y Salud-Health Systems Inc.
Crystal City - $60,000
To support the continued development of the clinic’s Women’s Health Services Department with funding to purchase Long-Acting Reversible Contraception and other contraceptives; to support salaries to increase the hours of an OB/GYN from 4 to 6 hours per week; to support nurse practitioners’ and an educator’s salaries; and for advertising/outreach about available reproductive health services.
Rosa Montalvo
Patient Care Coordinator, Mercy Clinic, Fort Worth, TX
