2026 NTX Giving Day Stand in the Gap for Her
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"Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten." —Inspired by Disney's Lilo & Stitch
At Agape Resource & Assistance Center, we believe every family deserves a safe place to call home, a community that believes in them, and the opportunity to build a brighter future.
This North Texas Giving Day, we're asking you to Stand in the Gap for mothers and children overcoming homelessness, domestic violence, trauma, and crisis.
Together, we can ensure no family is left behind.
Unlock the $100,000 Corporate & Board Challenges
Your gift goes even further thanks to 10 generous Corporate & Board Challenge donors who have committed $100,000 in matching funds.
Every donation helps unlock these matching dollars and brings us closer to our 2026 North Texas Giving Day goal of $300,000. Give today. Double your impact. Stand in the Gap.
Why Lilo & Stitch?
Each year, Agape chooses a pop culture heroine whose story reflects the families we serve. This year, we were inspired by Lilo & Stitch because its message is one we live every day: family means showing up for one another.
Like Lilo, many of the mothers and children who come to Agape have experienced unimaginable loss and hardship. Like Stitch, they discover that healing begins when someone believes they belong. That is what Agape does.
For 13 years, we've walked alongside families as they rebuild their lives with dignity, hope, and the support of a community that refuses to let them face life's challenges alone.
The Solution to the Attainable Housing Crisis
Agape House to Jericho Village is a full Housing Continuum with a pathway to independence, right here in Collin County.
With the June 2026 opening of Jericho Village, (see Dallas Morning News feature) our continuum of care has expanded from serving 10 households to nearly 50 families across Agape House and Jericho Village.
Jericho Village's 38 new homes are already nearly full, providing safe, stable housing for single mothers and their children as they work toward long-term self-sufficiency.
