Texas Civil Rights Project

$14,174 raised by 55 donors

94% complete

$15,000 Goal

Our Work

At the Texas Civil Rights Project, we’re fighting for a Texas where every community can thrive with dignity, justice, and without fear.

By making a gift to TCRP on North Texas Giving Day, you are responding to critical challenges facing communities across North Texas and our state. In Dallas, TCRP is bringing families and community members together to demand accountability for the impact of federal Immigration Enforcement, engaging residents in the city budget process, and working alongside communities to challenge the expansion of surveillance technology. Across North Texas, we are also protecting voting access, defending immigrant communities, and holding those in power accountable. Your contribution directly advances our mission to boldly serve the movement for equality and justice in Texas.

In 2026, threats to civil rights continue to escalate at the local, state, and federal levels. Meeting these challenges requires sustained legal, advocacy, and organizing capacity, as well as the ability to respond quickly as new threats emerge. We must all identify our role and stand together with strength and determination.

In North Texas, TCRP’s work includes:


  • Protecting voting rights and access to the ballot across North Texas.
  • Standing with immigrant communities and demanding accountability.
  • Building community power through local budget advocacy and organizing in Dallas.
  • Challenging surveillance technologies that threaten privacy and civil liberties.

Rooted in community, TCRP uses the law and advocacy to advance and protect the civil rights of all Texans, particularly those most impacted by systemic injustice. With impacted individuals, community advocates, and partners, we pursue impact litigation, policy advocacy, community mobilization, and narrative change to build grassroots power, challenge systemic harm, and drive lasting change across Texas.

Across Texas, our attorneys and advocates work in three core areas:


  • Voting Rights – protecting the freedom to vote and fair representation
  • Beyond Borders – fighting for the dignity and safety of migrants and border communities
  • Criminal Legal – reducing the harms of over-policing and mass incarceration

For 35 years, TCRP has stood with communities that others often overlook. But this work is resource-intensive, and the need is growing. With your support this North Texas Giving Day, we can keep showing up where we’re needed most.

Giving Activity

Mission

We are Texas lawyers and advocates, and a dedicated team of support staff, for Texas communities, boldly serving the movement for equality and justice in and out of the courts.

THEORY OF CHANGE

TCRP believes that legal advocacy and litigation are critical tools to protect and advance the civil rights of everyone in Texas, particularly our state’s most vulnerable populations, and to effect positive and lasting change to law and policy. We believe that by serving the rising social justice movement in Texas with excellent legal representation and bold strategies, we can respond to the needs of the communities we serve.

Needs

By making a gift to TCRP on North Texas Giving Day, you are responding to critical challenges facing communities across North Texas and our state. In Dallas, TCRP is bringing families and community members together to demand accountability for the impact of federal Immigration Enforcement, engaging residents in the city budget process, and working alongside communities to challenge the expansion of surveillance technology. Across North Texas, we are also protecting voting access, defending immigrant communities, and holding those in power accountable. Your contribution directly advances our mission to boldly serve the movement for equality and justice in Texas.

In 2026, threats to civil rights continue to escalate at the local, state, and federal levels. Meeting these challenges requires sustained legal, advocacy, and organizing capacity, as well as the ability to respond quickly as new threats emerge. We must all identify our role and stand together with strength and determination.

With your partnership, you sustain this critical programming and build the capacity needed to meet the moment by:

- Advancing justice through intersectional advocacy: We will tackle core issues, including voting rights, immigrant rights, and criminal justice reform, by addressing how systemic injustices overlap across race, gender, sexual orientation, immigration status, disability, and economic inequality, ensuring our work lifts up those most impacted.

- Deepening community partnerships and expanding impact: Through collaboration with grassroots leaders and organizations, we will amplify community voices, pursue bold litigation and policy reforms, and drive systemic change that fosters equity and dignity for all Texans.

- Strengthening TCRP for the future: By investing in a talented team, prioritizing financial sustainability, and leveraging innovative tools, we will build a resilient and inclusive organization capable of leading transformational change this year and in the future.

Donate to TCRP and make a powerful statement:

JUSTICE IN NORTH TEXAS IS NOT NEGOTIABLE. EVERY COMMUNITY DESERVES TO THRIVE.

Equity Statement

Texas Civil Rights Project is committed to fostering a workplace that is full of diverse talent. TCRP recognizes that each individual brings their unique perspectives and experiences to our fight for justice in voting rights, border rights, and criminal justice rights. We embrace diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging for everyone within and outside of TCRP.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Texas Civil Rights Project

Tax id (EIN)

74-1995879

Causes

Human Rights, Civil Rights & Advocacy

Operating Budget

$3,000,000 - $9,999,999

Counties Served

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

BIPOC Serving

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

BIPOC Leadership

Executive Director/CEO

Address

PMB 2691 3839 McKinney Avenue Suite 155
Dallas, TX 75204