Our 16th annual Advisors Series for Estate and Wealth Management Professionals on Nov. 10 will feature Paul S. Lee, J.D., LL.M, who will present "Top Planning Ideas Today: COVID, Congress, Charity."

When you're a 67 year old community foundation, you do a lot of things that people don't know about. Learn more about us by reading our 67 Things fact, in English and Spanish.

The 17th annual Art on the Plaza competition is underway and all Texas artists 18 years of age or older are invited to submit one original work of art to be considered for the first prize of $2,500 and opportunity to have your art displayed in the hear of the downtown Dallas Arts District for one year.

The first step in applying for a grant from The Catholic Foundation involves submitting a Letter of Intent, or LOI. The LOI spells out an organization’s goals and plans and they are due by midnight Wednesday, June 15.

The Tuesday, June 7th Catholic Community Network session will focus on the universal topic of mental wellness and feature Andy Keller, PhD, a nationally recognized thought leader on the topic.

Institute for Homiletics founding executive director Dr. Karla Bellinger spoke to The Catholic Foundation's Advisory Council members at an annual breakfast in Dallas in late April.

This edition of The Good Word showcases what we consider to be a game changer when it comes to planned giving. You’ll read about our new strategic partnership with the Guadalupe Radio Network and Young Catholic Professionals and how those organizations have turned to The Catholic Foundation for support relative to their philanthropic strategy involving their patrons.

“THE CONVERSATION: A Catholic Perspective on Circle-of-Life Issues” continues this June, and you're invited to attend our next information-packed and free seminar on Saturday, June 4th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Dallas.

Congratulations to the 22 local schools, churches and community organizations that received $1.1 million from The Catholic Foundation during its spring grant ceremony.

As we continue our in-person quarterly Catholic Community Network sessions on Wednesday, April 6th, we look forward to hosting two dynamic nonprofit leaders who have blazed trails when it comes to innovation and leadership.