EHF announces $4 million investment to raise community voices to become advocates for their own health
New grants strengthen organizations across Texas that work with populations at greater risk for poor health.
New grants strengthen organizations across Texas that work with populations at greater risk for poor health.
The magnitude of the disaster forced philanthropies to learn quickly how to navigate complex public/private relief systems, flatten grantmaking processes, and work across sectors to identify and uphold nonprofits that provided relief for individuals and families, and to build the capacity of others that had the trust and knowledge of hard-to-reach communities such as immigrant and undocumented neighborhoods.
Step into the Fall with opportunities to participate in conferences and workshops focused on the issues that matter to you and your community.
See three powerful stories from congregations building community through innovative food-related ministries.
EHF partners with various Episcopal organizations to offer an exhibit at General Convention that provided a place of respite and wellness!
EHF is sponsoring the 2018 Traces of the Trade tour across the Diocese of Texas to serve churches and communities interested in exploring racial reconciliation.