Change Lives for North Texas Giving Day!
North Texas Giving Day is a day dedicated to collectively doing good for our community. Since 2009, North Texas Giving Day has helped to raise awareness and financial support for non-profits that are making an impact in the metroplex and surrounding areas.
Join us as we kick off early giving for North Texas Giving Day on August 27, 2026 and share stories of HOPE and TRANSFORMATION all the way through North Texas Giving Day – happening September 17, 2026!
Be part of changing lives!
The Need in North Texas
Across North Texas, thousands of middle and high school students face challenges that put their futures at risk. In Dallas ISD, nearly 90% of students are economically disadvantaged, 21.4% experience chronic absenteeism, and many are identified as at risk of dropping out due to factors such as homelessness, foster care involvement, and academic struggles. Additionally, Every Texan reports that 1 in 5 youth experiences a mental, emotional, developmental, or behavioral challenge.
Behind every statistic is a young person who needs a consistent, caring adult. Together We Thrive meets that need by connecting youth with certified Life Coaches who provide guidance, build resilience, teach skills, and inspire hope for a brighter future!
Get Involved
Here are a few ways that you can get involved this North Texas Giving Day!
- Host a Peer-to-Peer Fundraiser of your own! Tell your story of why you support Together We Thrive and rally your friends to help you reach your fundraising goal!
- Raise Awareness: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn! Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date with our latest news! Share our mission and needs with your network to help raise awareness in the community.
- Volunteer: We have a number of volunteer opportunities if you have a heart for youth and want to get involved. Learn more about volunteering.
- Give: Your financial support is the difference for Together We Thrive! Your donations go directly to our program – employing Life Coaches who work in Dallas ISD, Frisco ISD, and other youth programs in the area.
