Mission
Brother Bill’s Helping Hand provides holistic support to the West Dallas community, offering food, healthcare, mental health services, educational programs, and social support in an effort to alleviate generational poverty and empower neighbors to improve their lives.
Basic Information
Tax-Exempt
Founded in
Not Reported
EIN
75-6027740
Total Assets
$6.285 million
UN Sustainable Development Goals Supported
This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.
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At a Glance
Food Pantry Services
Offering a grocery store that serves over 300 families with nutritious food each week.
Community Health Clinic
Providing low-cost healthcare services to uninsured neighbors, focusing on comprehensive health needs.
Job Training Programs
PathWays program supports women in gaining skills necessary to enter the job market successfully.
Impact Stats
2.1 Million
Meals Served
Total Meals Served
In 2023, we served 2.1 million meals through our grocery store and school partnerships.
200+
Zip Codes
Zip Codes Served
Expanded from serving a single zip code to over 200 zip codes across North Texas.
5,676
Clinic Visits
Community Clinic Visits
In 2023, our community clinic facilitated 5,676 visits, saving hospital emergency departments substantial costs.
Our Programs
Community Health Clinic
Healthcare services for uninsured individuals at little to no cost.
Learn MorePathWays Job Training Program
A training program designed to help women gain employment skills.
Testimonials
"I attend the Women’s morning exercise classes three times a week. We have Zumba Tuesdays and Thursdays and on Friday we do yoga. Since I started attending the classes, I’ve lost 20 lbs. Before beginning, I suffered from debilitating arthritic pain in my knees. Now, my arthritis has improved."
Josephine
"I was very depressed. My soul was broken, and Brother Bill’s staff encouraged me to start counseling. Counseling has uplifted my life."
Sandra
"When I first entered counseling, I started to talk about my feelings. The counselor helped me, and I feel better about myself now."
Lilia
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