Join us to DO SOMETHING GOOD IN FRAZIER!
Frazier Revitalization is a Dallas-based nonprofit that has been striving to transform the Frazier neighborhood and build a thriving community since 2005. Located southeast of Fair Park, Frazier is in the heart of Dallas, yet the reality of the residents’ lives is widely unknown among those living in Dallas. Frazier is one of the city's poorest communities, with high poverty, unemployment and school dropout rates. Decades of underinvestment has left the community with a food desert and retail stores and businesses that most residents do not own.
Frazier Revitalization acts as a "community quarterback" by connecting residents with community organizations, institutions and service providers that address their needs. As a community-building organization, we work closely with anchor institutions in the Frazier neighborhood that share our vision. Baylor Scott & White Health, Parkland-Hatcher Station, Prism North Texas, UNT Dallas College of Law, Dallas ISD and the Dallas Housing Authority have helped us carry out our mission. We form partnerships and collaborations to address the community's needs; which include affordable housing, quality education, jobs, food and medical care. To help combat the effects of trauma and stress, we meet residents where they are and provide one-on-one contact to help guide them towards available resources.
With our comprehensive approach that lifts up the people and their neighborhood, we are creating long lasting change that's essential to the Frazier neighborhood, but the well-being of the entire Dallas community as well.
Frazier Revitalization’s mission is to be a catalyst for change and transformation in the historic Frazier neighborhood in Dallas. We believe that when all of us – neighborhood residents, community partners and leaders – work together, our neighborhood can thrive.
A donation to Frazier Revitalization supports neighborhood programs in initiative areas including reducing the achievement gap, protection and creation of affordable housing, health access and neighborhood engagement.
$50.00 will buy snacks for afterschool.
$100.00 supports access to legal services and financial planning.
$500 will extend our ability to restore, renovate and support the building of affordable houses in the Bertrand Neighborhood and area.
$1,000 will assist with energy efficiency home repairs.
Organization name
Frazier Revitalization
Causes
Community Improvement, Health Care, Education - K-12
Operating Budget
$1,000,000 - $2,999,999
Counties Served
Dallas
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx
BIPOC Leadership
Board Chair
Address
4716 Elsie Faye Heggins Street