The Alamo Head Injury Association helps people in South Texas living with brain injuries, as well as their families, find support, resources and a path forward.
Rapid Relief Team served hot lunches Friday to TSA workers, who currently are not being paid due to a partial government shutdown.
For more than a decade, one local nonprofit has supplied teenagers with dresses, suits, shoes, purses and accessories for prom.
At ABC of Southwest Texas, Desiree Holmes and her team provide support, counseling and community for parents and guardians facing one of life’s hardest moments.
KSAT Community is partnering with local high school students to host a live televised phone bank in support of Blood Cancer United’s Student Visionaries of the Year (South Texas) campaign.
Faith Kitchen, a San Antonio nonprofit dedicated to feeding those without homes, received a surprising $350,000 grant from Chick-fil-A.
San Antonio experienced its first freeze of the year on Sunday, prompting some nonprofits to open up spaces for people experiencing homelessness.
Haven for Hope and the Puppy Food Bank are teaming up to launch a unique kennel program to help people experiencing homelessness keep their pets while they seek permanent housing.
Pay It Forward SA offers a bridge to recovery for homeless individuals through community care and life-changing programs
Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union is partnering with KSAT Community for the “Fill the Truck” event to support the San Antonio Food Bank during the ongoing federal government shutdown.
San Antonio Pets Alive! said GoFundMe created a donation page for the nonprofit organization without their permission.
San Antonio tradition, Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner, prepares for increased need and is seeking community support to serve more meals
KSAT Community and Texas Eats are teaming up with the San Antonio Food Bank and Meals On Wheels for a vital “Fill The Truck” food drive on Monday, Nov. 10.
Meals on Wheels San Antonio’s meal deliveries, which were set to stop for 350 people in need in Bexar County due to funding loss amid the government shutdown, will continue.
KSAT Community and Texas Eats are teaming up with the San Antonio Food Bank and Meals On Wheels for a vital “Fill The Truck” food drive on Monday, Nov. 10.
It’s an unsettling time for 40 million Americans who won’t get their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in a few days.
Nonprofits are already seeing an increase in requests for food assistance, and that number could grow even more as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are paused starting Nov. 1.
Meals On Wheels San Antonio currently provides meal service to around 3,600 clients in Bexar, Frio, and Atascosa counties, but that number will drop the week of Nov. 3.
Meals on Wheels San Antonio, a nonprofit that delivers meals to homebound residents in the San Antonio area, announced it will suspend meal delivery services for hundreds of clients starting the week of Nov. 3.
A new faith-based nonprofit, the Buckner Family Hope Center, opened Monday and marked the launch of services aimed at strengthening families on the West Side.
Volunteers with the Texas Ramp Project spent Saturday morning building several wheelchair ramps across Bexar County for people in need.
Nonprofit leaders, staff and volunteers joined Bexar County Judge Peter Sakai on Monday to discuss the services that nonprofit organizations provide to the community, especially during the government shutdown.
Against All Odds Rise is a San Antonio nonprofit dedicated to uniting communities by reducing fear and bridging the gap between young people and police.
A thrift store in the middle of Clemens High School is open during lunch period for anyone to shop.
Family Promise of Greater New Braunfels will now be able to serve over 100 children and family members experiencing homelessness after their fundraising event beat their goal.
Project MEND raises $5,800 through KSAT Community phone bank
Hundreds of people across Texas enjoyed food, games, music, prizes and animals on Sunday, all to benefit flood victims in the Hill Country.
The devastation from the Hill County floods has triggered a call to action across our country. One group answering the call is the nonprofit God’s Pit Crew out of Danville, Virginia.
The Flamingo Club on the South Side is a nonprofit organization that helps underserved kids get into the game of golf.
San Antonio mom and Army veteran Debi Nieto began making the shirts for kids after seeing her son, Noah, battle cancer. Now, she has her own cancer fight in front of her.
A nonprofit dedicated to serving victims of violence in Medina County has touched hundreds of lives in the city of Devine; however, after being forced to shut their shop’s doors due to financial difficulties, the owner is on the search for a new location.
HeartGift is celebrating 25 years of providing care to children around the world who are born with congenital heart defects
Eighty-five cancer patients in San Antonio spent their Saturday morning choosing a new head of hair that fits just right.
The San Antonio chapter of the Public Relations Society of America is offering training to local nonprofits and small businesses at its annual Gift of Guidance workshop.
An organization dedicated to sheltering women and child survivors of domestic abuse is hoping its partnership with TRL Productions’ Bexarfest will both highlight its mission and help students in their future.
A 15-year-old girl with autism was allegedly abandoned and left near garbage dumpsters by her mother in June.
Gardenia Gardens has been awarded a $46,963 Patrick Leahy Farm to School Grant to team up with local school districts and develop a curriculum centered on promoting healthy eating habits and sustainable agriculture.
Bennie Price started Big Mama's Safe House on the East Side in 2021 and it's turned into a big help for his community. He's now being asked to start a similar resource hub on the West Side.
The Greater YMCA San Antonio is partnering with the American Diabetes Association to help teach kids about diabetes prevention through their Camp Project Prevention.
A local nonprofit that supports on average over 1,400 children in foster care each year through advocacy has a newly renovated campus where children can feel safe, learn and play.
Texas Grandparents Raising Grandchildren hosted their fourth annual Healthy Grandfamilies Conference to better provide resources and discuss topics including self-care, mental health and estate planning for those that are raising children.
San Antonio nonprofits have teamed up to create a training program to help San Antonio police cadets better understand autism spectrum disorders.
The Cowboy Breakfast Foundation on Thursday officially announced it is cutting ties to the long-held tradition of Cowboy Breakfast, which was the “unofficial kickoff to the rodeo season.
With another night of frigid temperatures expected, a local nonprofit is providing a warm and safe place for people experiencing homelessness.
From a major setback to a Christmas miracle. On Monday morning, the nonprofit Blessed Angels found their work vehicles vandalized and burglarized. By Tuesday, the nonprofit had received an outpouring of support.
The long-held tradition of the Cowboy Breakfast is returning in 2024 for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic, and going forward, it’s going to officially be a rodeo event.
The Madonna Center on the West Side of San Antonio is getting a new addition to their campus, one that will help their mission in fighting food insecurity.
The local nonprofit Inner City Development is kicking off its Thanksgiving 365 initiative to raise money and canned foods to feed families and individuals.
K9′s for Warriors is a nonprofit organization that pairs trained service animals with veterans suffering from PTSD and other military trauma.
The Big Give, a 24-hour online fundraiser for local nonprofits is back next week, but there’s a way you can give in advance.
A nonprofit that helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities is enduring a major setback after being targeted by thieves who stole catalytic converters off some of their vehicles.
Nonprofit organization sends thousands of care packages a year to military and frontline responders.
The local nonprofit House of Neighborly Service has been helping San Antonians for over 100 years and is looking for volunteers to continue its mission.
Aid the Silent was one of 100 groups across the country to be selected for Lowe's Hometowns program. Aid the Silent will receive $140,000 to build a deaf-accessible playground, renovate sidewalks and create an outdoor stage for community events.
Any Baby Can San Antonio, which serves thousands of families with children and youth facing serious health or developmental challenges, is getting ready to host its biggest fundraiser of the year.
The local nonprofit organization Soldiers’ Angels hopes to collect 20,000 pounds of items for care packages to send to U.S. service members that are presently deployed.
Since 2001, the Community for Life foundation has provided food to those in need, mentorship to the young, life skill training for adults, and thousands of dollars every year to help the future leaders of our community.
As families continue to recover from the effects of the pandemic, there are currently more than 11 million children living below the poverty line.
Feed SA is a city-wide movement to help fight hunger. Every Feed SA season, there is a call for local organizations to fundraise, donate and serve with the San Antonio Food Bank.