Incarnation Place

Fundraise

$2,800 raised by 5 donors

9% complete

$30,000 Goal

Incarnation Place exists to break the cycle of poverty by restoring hope through faith-rooted learning, nurturing wholeness of body, mind, and spirit, and equipping our neighbors for meaningful work and healthy family life. Together, we are building a beloved community where dignity is reclaimed, opportunity grows, and all can flourish in the abundant life God intends

In 2009, a handful of members of the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, St. Paul United Methodist Church and Central Dallas Church started a lay-led, weekly Bible study group. Close relationships quickly developed, and in 2015, several members pondered the lack of after-school activities for Roseland Community children as well as safety and health issues impacting residents. Through long-term relationship-building efforts between these churches and the Roseland Community, Incarnation Place focuses on the following three areas:

  1. Education - Literacy based after school programming and tutoring services available to all students we serve.
  2. Mental Health & Wellness- providing therapists and support groups for children, adolescents, and adults
  3. Community Building & Economic Stability- High school students are invited to join our Boys Fraternity and Girls Sorority programs which teach various life skills from resume building and personal safety. Additionally, we assist residents with needs like employment, financial literacy and groceries.

Today, Incarnation Place offers programs to approximately 2,500 children and adults living at or below the poverty line in and around the Roseland Community, which is a triangular-shaped area in the 75204 zip code. 

Giving Activity

Mission

At Incarnation Place, we believe that poverty does not define potential — God does. Guided by faith and grounded in community, we walk alongside our neighbors to help break the cycle of poverty through lifelong learning, holistic well-being, and opportunities for meaningful, living-wage work.

Drawing on the principles of education, steady employment, and healthy family life, we partner with individuals and families to cultivate dignity, resilience, and agency. Together, we are forming a beloved community where every person is seen, valued, and empowered to flourish in the fullness of life that God desires for all.

Needs

Community Needs to Serve More Neighbors

$125 - provides a week of nutritious meals for a family of four

$250 - sponsors a young mother in our Ladies Oxygen support group

$500 - provides multiple counseling sessions for a Roseland child who has experienced serious trauma

$1,000 - furnishes 2 computers for youth to utilize at The Rose Community Center

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Incarnation Place

Tax id (EIN)

82-0626524

Causes

Community Improvement

Operating Budget

$500,000 - $999,999

Counties Served

Dallas

BIPOC Serving

Black or African American

BIPOC Leadership

Neither/None

Address

P.O. Box 25323
Dallas, TX 75225

Phone

972-762-1088

Email

regina.nippert@incarnationplace.org

Website

http://www.IncarnationPlace.org