Texas: Governor Abbott Announces Over $2.95 Million In Grants To Dallas-Area Veteran Organizations
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~ Today, Governor Greg Abbott announced that 15 Dallas-area organizations have been awarded Fund for Veterans' Assistance (FVA) grants totaling over $2.95 million as part of the Texas Veterans Commission's (TVC) Big Check Tour. The funding will provide services to over 2,100 Texas veterans and their families in 30 North Texas counties.
At Dallas City Hall, TVC Chairwoman and Navy veteran Laura Koerner said, "Texas is the top state that veterans choose to stay or relocate, and that's because of all the opportunities available for them and their families. TVC is dedicated to ensuring veterans receive the benefits they earned, and these grants will help Dallas-area veterans thrive with vital support services."
TVC Vice Chair and Air Force veteran Kimberlee Shaneyfelt presented the grants at Dallas City Hall. Fund presentations will continue through the first weeks of October in Abilene, El Paso, Edinburg, San Marcos, and New Braunfels.
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Governor Abbott stated, "From clinical counseling to peer support services, these Fund for Veterans' Assistance grants will help thousands of veterans and their families in North Texas access critical resources and support they need. Texas is proud to support our veterans, and partnerships like those between the Texas Veterans Commission and organizations will help ensure our nation's heroes and their families continue to prosper for generations to come. Texas will always support the brave men and women who answered the call to protect our state and our nation."
The FVA grants awarded on Friday include: Baylor Scott & White Research Institute ($300,000 grant for clinical counseling), Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star ($100,000 grant for support services), Citizens Development Center ($235,000 grant for employment support), City of Dallas ($50,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court), Collin County ($400,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court), Dallas County ($300,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court), Ellis County ($110,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court), eQuest ($95,000 grant for clinical counseling), Habitat for Humanity of Greater Garland ($500,000 grant for home modification), Homeless Veterans Services of Dallas ($100,000 grant for referral services), Jake E's Riding Round Up ($135
At Dallas City Hall, TVC Chairwoman and Navy veteran Laura Koerner said, "Texas is the top state that veterans choose to stay or relocate, and that's because of all the opportunities available for them and their families. TVC is dedicated to ensuring veterans receive the benefits they earned, and these grants will help Dallas-area veterans thrive with vital support services."
TVC Vice Chair and Air Force veteran Kimberlee Shaneyfelt presented the grants at Dallas City Hall. Fund presentations will continue through the first weeks of October in Abilene, El Paso, Edinburg, San Marcos, and New Braunfels.
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Governor Abbott stated, "From clinical counseling to peer support services, these Fund for Veterans' Assistance grants will help thousands of veterans and their families in North Texas access critical resources and support they need. Texas is proud to support our veterans, and partnerships like those between the Texas Veterans Commission and organizations will help ensure our nation's heroes and their families continue to prosper for generations to come. Texas will always support the brave men and women who answered the call to protect our state and our nation."
The FVA grants awarded on Friday include: Baylor Scott & White Research Institute ($300,000 grant for clinical counseling), Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star ($100,000 grant for support services), Citizens Development Center ($235,000 grant for employment support), City of Dallas ($50,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court), Collin County ($400,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court), Dallas County ($300,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court), Ellis County ($110,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court), eQuest ($95,000 grant for clinical counseling), Habitat for Humanity of Greater Garland ($500,000 grant for home modification), Homeless Veterans Services of Dallas ($100,000 grant for referral services), Jake E's Riding Round Up ($135
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