Community Excel, a non-profit Community Development Corporation, partners with governmental entities, public schools, businesses, faith-based congregations, community organizations, parents and others to help under-performing communities excel.
Our Vision is an America without under-performing communities. This includes more healthy, two-parent-family, faith-based communities, with rates of poverty, crime, incarceration, school dropout, and injustices below the norm; and, with academic achievement, economic opportunity, and high school graduates (college or career ready) above the norm.
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Dow Gives Community Grant Program |
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In 2004, The Dow Chemical Company Foundation established a Community Grants program at its Texas Operations site. It provides funding to projects that contribute to the success of local communities and make them better places to live and work. Grants are given to one-time projects that have long-term, sustainable benefits for community members. There are two categories of grants: Heritage Grants of up to $25,000 and Diamond Grants of up to $10,000.
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The Royal Seed by Bishop John and Dr. Liza Hickman |
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The Royal Seed by Bishop John and Dr. Liza Hickman, Youth Ministry, Living Word Faith Center, 7900 West Fuqua, Missouri City, Texas 77489. Fondation: 2 Chronicles; Daniel 1:3-5; and 8
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