The YWCA Institute for Public Leadership strives to increase the number of underrepresented individuals participating in the public policy process in order to reflect the demographics of Tarrant County.
Save the Dates:
February 7 - Arlington
February 21 - NE Tarrant County
March 7 - Fort Worth
March 26 - Fort Worth
Registration begins soon!
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Your donations to and patronage of the YWCA Resale Shop help thousands of homeless and disadvantaged women and children in Tarrant County.
Since opening in 2003, 100% of the proceeds from the shop have provided thousands of dollars in income to YWCA programs.
YWCA WISH LIST
In addition to cash donations, which are critical to provide YWCA programs and services, the following items are needed:
for YWCA Resale Shop
for disadvantaged children birth-5 yrs in child development centers
for women in My Own Place and Supportive Living Transitional Housing Programs
for Department for Racial Justice
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Make wonderful memories...
The historic YWCA building in downtown Fort Worth offers an ideal location for Weddings, Receptions & Gala Events
This landmark building reflects both the architectural and social character of Fort Worth in the 1920's
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The Grand Ballroom, located on the second floor, offers the ideal setting for a reception or dinner party.
All rental income supports YWCA programs and services for homeless women and children
Calendar for
January – June 2009
Dialogue on Race
Racial Justice Reading Group
7 Continent’s Cuisine Club
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Strong Alone…Fearless Together!
The YWCA Fort Worth & Tarrant County was chartered in 1907 and was the first YWCA in Texas.Our YWCA currently focuses on the needs of economically disadvantaged women and children with the following programs:
My Own Place, Supportive Living, Racial Justice and Child Development.
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