Philanthropy
15 stories
By Invitation Only »
In a city that loves its parties, there’s perhaps none so aesthetically significant as Two x Two for AIDS and Art, Dallas’s most cutting-edge fundraiser—and one hell of a good time.
February 2013 by Skip Hollandsworth and Jason Sheeler
Leave It To Bea »
One woman’s unlikely crusade to help poor kids succeed—and what Texas can learn from her example.
July 2010 by Skip Hollandsworth
Loving Leah »
Thousands of children in Iraq have been diagnosed with congenital heart disease. Too few of them receive the surgery they so desperately need.
June 2010 by Esther Perez
No Ordinary Girl »
The Prom Shop Project doles out more than three thousand dresses a year, along with shoes, accessories, and a healthy dose of confidence.
March 2009 by Sarah Sumadi
Thanks A Million 1999: More than $10 million »
Philanthropists who gave more than $10 million.
February 2000
Thanks A Million 1999: More than $1 million »
Philanthropists who gave more than $1 million.
February 2000
Thanks A Million 1999: $1 Million »
Philanthropists who gave more than $1 million.
February 2000
Thanks a Million 1999 »
What do Tom Hicks, Jerry Jones, and Charles Barkley have in common? They’re all good sports — and they were three of Texas’ top philanthropists last year.
February 2000 by Ann Castle
Exxon’s Generosity »
The three largest philanthropic gifts made by Texas corporations in the second quarter of 1999.
September 1999 by Ann Castle
Thanks »
SBC’s generocity.
June 1999 by Ann Castle
Thanks a Million ’98 »
Make that around $275 million. A roundup of last year’s top Texas philanthropists, from Tex and Buzz to Manny and Heavy Cat.
February 1999 by Ann Castle
Thanks a Million »
From the Altshulers to the Zales, the state’s top philanthropists support a range of causes but have at least one thing in common: their selflessness.
December 1997 by Ann Castle
James Michener »
He gave millions—and he did it in a novel way.
December 1997 by James Magnuson
Raymond Nasher »
His artful gift to the city of Dallas ensures his legacy.
December 1997 by Kathryn Jones
The Top 10 Foundations »
They give to the neediest Texans.
December 1997 by Rebecca S. Cohen
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