Affiliated Organizations

The Border Art Residency enables artists to pursue their craft without the worry of immediate sales or an outside job to pay for housing expenses.

The Borderland 100 Club serves first responder families in El Paso County.

Popularly known as Progress 321, the organization connects and empowers purpose-driven young professionals dedicated to making the region the best place to live, work, and create.

The Burkitt Foundation provides grants to K-12 Catholic educational organizations for tuition assistance for at-risk students in the Diocese of El Paso, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, and the Archdiocese of San Antonio. It also makes grants to nonprofit organizations in El Paso County that address basic needs, including food, shelter, and educational services.

The Cardwell Foundation provides funding for a variety of philanthropic projects primarily in the El Paso region, far west Texas, southern New Mexico, and northern Chihuahua, Mexico.

Companeros International supports programs and organizations in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, that provide substance use, HIV/AIDS, and other prevention and treatment services to indigent populations.

The Down Syndrome Coalition for El Paso is dedicated to providing advocacy, resources, and support to individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

El Paso Matters is a member-supported nonpartisan media organization that focuses on the use of journalism to expand civic capacity in the region. Their purpose is to inform and engage with people in El Paso, Ciudad Juárez and nearby communities to inspire conversations about and solutions for the complex issues shaping our region.

The El Paso Museum of History Foundation mobilizes resources for acquisition, conversation, and education in support of the El Paso Museum of History.

The J. Edward and Helen M.C. Stern Foundation provides funding for a variety of charitable interests primarily in the El Paso region, including but not limited to medical programs, research, professorships, and projects primarily in the El Paso, Texas-Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua region.

The La Frontera Conservation Fund receives and administers property acquired by gift, grant, purchase or otherwise for educational and scientific purposes.

Vision for El Paso provides evaluation, training, assistive equipment, and ongoing support to individuals affected by visual impairment or blindness and their families.