Matthew Sandusky, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse who founded an organization to raise awareness and support victims of child sex abuse, … Read more
Flashback to January 2020: Americans had vaguely heard about a respiratory illness in China, and limiting human interaction and wearing face c… Read more
Shiloh Field Community Garden has had its most productive season ever — just as the pandemic has led to a surge in hunger in Denton County and… Read more
A Denton City Council member asked staff members to consider reopening public showers at two recreation centers after a homeless man reached o… Read more
It was like fate the way nurses Princess Holt and Nikki Roberts, First Refuge Ministries and Mount Calvary Baptist Church came together to sta… Read more
Denton nonprofits face overwhelming need as CARES Act set to expire next month. Read more
As coat and beanie weather breaches Denton again, city facilities and shelters are preparing to take in anyone who needs a warm place to stay — day or night, weekday or weekend. Read more
Thanksgiving this year may look a little different due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but there are still plenty of places offering food for anyone… Read more
If your company, club, group or religious organization is coordinating a charity drive, email Lucinda Breeding at cbreeding@dentonrc.com. Read more
United Way of Denton County announced Monday it would postpone its United Tribute Gala until May 8 due to the state of the pandemic. The gala … Read more
The University of North Texas Food Pantry assembled holiday meal care packages on Friday for UNT students who may be experiencing food insecur… Read more
Pandemic forces changes, but Village Church, Our Daily Bread, others undaunted in feeding community Read more
The Salvation Army’s 130th annual Red Kettle Campaign kicked off Saturday on the Denton Square. Read more
In an effort to aid the Denton community, the Denton Rotary Club decided to partner with the Denton Fire Department and donate enough funds to… Read more
Over the past year, Denton Municipal Electric has shut off electricity to more than 5,200 residential customers — a number considered “high” e… Read more
In collaboration with the Denton Hunger Coalition, the North Texas Food Bank will be distributing prepared food boxes at First Denton Baptist … Read more
The Denton Benefit League had to cancel its annual charity ball, perhaps the longest-running formal event in Denton. Read more
A host of Denton County nonprofits have been busily vetting local households for emergency financial assistance. Read more
Denton County Friends of the Family's 40th anniversary gala will be a virtual event Thursday evening to celebrate the organization's milestone… Read more
This year’s North Texas Giving Day raised nearly $60 million for area nonprofits, the Communities Foundation of Texas announced. Read more
The United Way of Denton County on Friday morning hosted its annual kickoff in virtual fashion. The event was originally planned to be an in-p… Read more
More than Dallas-Fort Worth 3,300 nonprofits — including about 80 based in Denton — have signed up for Thursday’s North Texas Giving Day in ho… Read more
With the Monsignor King Outreach Center and Our Daily Bread merging comes The Junction of Denton County — an organization providing shelter an… Read more
As Dr. Filippo and Alice Masciarelli prepare to leave the Denton Community Health Clinic, the clinic is shifting its focus to further target h… Read more
A young nonprofit recently moved to Denton with a goal of filling the nutritional gap many Denton ISD children find themselves in over long weekends. Read more
The former president of Keep Denton Beautiful is skeptical that the organization being absorbed into the city’s Parks and Recreation Departmen… Read more
North Texas Giving Day opened Tuesday with a conversation about Black philanthropy with local Black nonprofit organizations as the Communities… Read more
Founded in 2018, the Community Heroes Initiative collects donations of food, personal hygiene products, clothing, cosmetics and other items for unsheltered homeless people primarily living in Denton, Dallas and Fort Worth. Read more
The Monsignor King Outreach Center opened its doors Monday for the first time since late March, when the nonprofit temporarily ceased operatio… Read more
In February, the number of Texans eligible for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program food benefits was at its lowest since mid-2014. But i… Read more
Denton County nonprofits have seen a significant increase in residents seeking housing, utilities and food assistance over the past two weeks … Read more
After Rose Costumes started making noise on social media about face masks and the COVID-19 situation at the Denton County Jail, the Denton Cou… Read more
Reports of child abuse have been down during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County had been anticipating… Read more
Officials at First Refuge have made it clear: Thursday night’s “Mask-erade Gala” isn’t a fundraiser. The local nonprofit — which offers medica… Read more
Although a proposed rule change would allow federally funded shelters to house people without regard to their gender identity, local shelters … Read more
A federal program meant to save small-business jobs in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic has poured between $250 million and $500 million into… Read more
County 501©(3) nonprofit organizations can now apply for COVID-19 relief through a new Denton County portal created in collaboration with Unit… Read more
The Business Council for the Arts' Leadership Arts Alumni group is hosting a virtual meeting to discuss challenges to the North Texas arts and… Read more
Contaminated. Unclean. Impure. Read more
A local nonprofit that subsidizes health care for musicians and artists launched a fundraiser on Wednesday to help cover costs through August. Read more
Monday was the first day of a parking lot sale at SCRAP Denton. The creative reuse center on Bell Avenue is closing its doors next month. Patr… Read more
COVID-19 made efforts by the United Way of Denton County to end veteran homelessness by 2020 more difficult, but staffers said this week their… Read more
The Denton Affordable Housing Corporation announced Jacob Moses as its new executive director this week. Moses filled the position on June 8. Read more
Denton’s best shop for creative classes and bargain-priced art, craft and sewing supplies is permanently closing after eight years. Read more
SCRAP Denton was on the upswing before the coronavirus shut local businesses down. Read more
James Wood Autopark and Carter BloodCare will host a blood drive Thursday, June 18, from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the parking lot at 3906 S. Int… Read more
United Way of Denton County has created a local support program for those providing in-home child care with the goal of increasing access to a… Read more
Residents and property owners surrounding the property at 909 N. Loop 288 slated to serve homeless and impoverished populations shared their c… Read more
Servpro of Denton has announced a $10,000 donation to Serve Denton, which will name an exam room for the company inside the Serve Denton Cente… Read more
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