North Texas Votes

$362 raised by 7 donors

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$25,000 Goal


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Mission

Our mission is to advance civic engagement among college students and underrepresented communities across North Texas by increasing voter registration, delivering accessible and accurate election education, and promoting sustained participation in every election.

We are committed to eliminating barriers to the ballot, fostering civic confidence, and cultivating a culture of lifelong voter engagement through strategic partnerships, community outreach, and advocacy.

Needs

The midterms are coming.

Voter suppression doesn’t wait — and it doesn’t care about party. When eligible citizens are turned away, or don’t know their rights, trust in the system erodes for everyone.

North Texas Votes launched just last year. Since then, we’ve had 30,000 conversations with North Texans — at community gatherings, graduations, Pride events, cultural festivals, and churches. From those conversations, we registered and educated 10,000 new voters.

But our work is bigger than a number. It’s about building trust — one conversation at a time — in communities that have often felt overlooked or unheard. It’s about growing the next generation of civic leaders, equipping young people and first-time volunteers to carry this work forward long after this election cycle ends.

We’re a nonpartisan 501(c)(3). We don’t tell anyone how to vote — we make sure every eligible citizen can vote, has the tools to be an educated voter, and feels welcome doing it.

With the midterms approaching, the need for these conversations — and the trust they build — is greater than ever.

Give now. Help us keep the conversations going.

Equity Statement

We go where the need is.

North Texas Votes serves communities that have historically been underserved or disenfranchised:

• Women

• Minorities

• Youth

• LGBTQ+ individuals

• Low and middle-income families

• People of different faiths and cultures

You’ll find us at community gatherings, graduations, college orientations, Pride events, Hispanic and Asian Pacific cultural celebrations, Black student events, back-to-school nights, church gatherings, and Islamic holiday festivals — building relationships, not just registration numbers.

In our first year, that approach led to 30,000 conversations, 10,000 new voters, and a growing network of community volunteers and emerging leaders who reflect the communities they serve.

North Texas’s strength is its diversity. Help us keep building trust, one conversation-and one voter- at a time.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

North Texas Votes

other names

NTX Votes

Tax id (EIN)

39-4876640

Causes

Human Rights, Civil Rights & Advocacy

Operating Budget

Less than $100,000

Counties Served

Grayson, Wise, Tarrant, Somervell, Rockwall, Parker, Palo Pinto, Navarro, Montague, Kaufman, Johnson, Hunt, Hood, Fannin, Erath, Ellis, Denton, Dallas, Cooke, Collin

BIPOC Serving

Native American, Hispanic or Latinx, Asian/Pacific Islander, Black or African American

BIPOC Leadership

Board Chair

Address

2520 BROADWAY DRIVE
TROPHY CLUB, TX 76262-1234

Phone

817-271-8844

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