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D CEO Awards Programs
Winners Revealed: D CEO’s Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards
D CEO and Communities Foundation of Texas honored DFW nonprofits and the companies that support them at The Factory in Deep Ellum.

Nonprofit & Corporate Citizenship Awards
Finalists Announced: D CEO’s Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards 2022
Presented in partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas, year's awards will recognize 126 North Texas nonprofit organizations and corporations.

Commercial Real Estate
The 15 Dallas Nonprofits Heading to Lyda Hill’s Water Cooler at Pegasus Park
From Big Thought to Social Venture Partners, these organizations will help fill the 175,000 square foot office.

Education
Texas Trees Foundation Is Giving Away 500 Trees to Some Dallas Residents
The organization is on a mission to beautify the neighborhoods around four Dallas elementary schools. Here's how you can get involved.
By Lydia Brooks

Home & Garden
This 7-Year-Old Started a Nonprofit to Replace Trees Damaged by Tornadoes
Kids Luv Trees, a 501(c)(3), has partnered with Texas Trees Foundation and RETREET to plant 3,500 trees. The idea came from Brinley Smith, who wants to make a difference.
By Meghan Lally
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Urbanism
Texas Trees Foundation Nabs $2.5 Million Grant for Medical District Redo
That right there is some green for some green.
By Tim Rogers

Local News
A Reminder That Trees Can Help Save Dallas
A pair of new reports show just how important a role trees play in mitigating climate change.
By Matt Goodman

Local News
The City of Dallas Is Finally Taking Its Tree Canopy Seriously
The Texas Trees Foundation is producing an Urban Forest Management Plan, the first in the city's history. This is why you should care.
By Matt Goodman

Local News
Did a Tree Fall on Your Property? Here Is What You Need To Do.
The Texas Trees Foundation is here to help you.
By Sakshi Venkatraman

Local News
How Transforming the Medical District Could Transform Dallas
It's an enormous missed opportunity. The Texas Trees Foundation wants to change that.
By Matt Goodman