Victoria area nonprofits

M. G. and Lillie A Johnson Foundation is a private foundation in Victoria, TX, which was founded in 1966 and most recently had $18,708,460 in revenue and no employees.

Twilight Home is a senior centers and service in Victoria, TX, which was founded in 1954 and most recently had $7,388,074 in revenue and 150 employees.

The Food Bank of the Golden Crescent is an equal employment opportunity organization and is committed to providing a workplace that is free of discrimination of all types and from abusive, offensive or harassing behavior.

Long-term care facility for the elderly. The center provided long-term care for an average of approximately 65 senior citizens. This care included providing educational programs and transportation services. The center also provided a gathering place fre...

Hospice care of terminally ill patients. Assist the terminally ill to die at home or in a home-like setting by offering physical, emotional and spiritual support for the patient and their families; conduct community-wide bereavement and educational prog...

The yoakum community hospital family provides comprehensive, healthcare with compassion, dignity and respect through our tradition, of quality care and superior service to our community. The Hospital Provides Inpatient and Outpatient Services which incl...

Trade Association for the Steel Pipe industry. The pipeline magazine is distributed free to all members income derives from the sale of advertising space. The magazine is published 3 times a year. The membership pipeline magazine is distributed to non- members at $ 55 each. The membership directory is also distributed to non- members at $185 each or less. The manual of tubular product specifications is sold throughout the industry.

Rural utility service cooperative for generation and transmission of electricity. South texas electric cooperative (stec) is organized for the purpose of generating and transmitting electric power. Stec is owned by the eight (8) member cooperatives. Ste...

To empower children, individuals, and families to live a life free from family violence, homelessness, sexual assault, and substance abuse. To help create healthy and safe communities by moving people from despair to hope.

The YMCA of the Golden Crescent serves more than 9,000 members each year, uniting men, women and children of all ages, faiths, backgrounds, abilities, and income levels.