This year, we ask you to give local, to show some love to Heritage Oak Cliff. When you give local, you give to your neighbors and your neighborhood. And you get to see the results.
If you already support our organization through your membership, event attendance and donations, we thank you. But for this year’s NTX Giving Day campaign, we’re asking for more – so we can do more. With your help, we can do more grants. We can do more events. We can make more of a difference. Plus, if we're able to secure matching sponsors, your donations may double.
About HOC
Founded as the Old Oak Cliff Conservation League in 1975, HOC was formed to save one of our neighborhoods and an important piece of Dallas history. Today, HOC has more than 30 member neighborhoods, stretching from Interstate 30 south to Camp Wisdom Road just southwest of downtown Dallas, and all contribute to the beauty, diversity and vitality of the area.
The Giving Day Celebration Event
If you're anywhere near Oak Cliff on Thursday, September 19 – NTX Giving Day – please join us from 5 to 8 p.m. at La Calle Doce Restaurante, 415 West 12th Street, Dallas, where donors can celebrate a successful campaign, learn about our mission and enjoy complimentary beverages. Non-donors are also invited and will have a chance to donate during the event (and earn their complimentary beverage).
Heritage Oak Cliff
• Provides grants for neighborhoods.
• Helps neighborhoods with zoning and development.
• Hosts events and tours highlighting Oak Cliff.
• Strengthens neighborhoods with training and encouragement.
• Gives neighborhoods a voice.
Heritage Oak Cliff provides large and small grants for Oak Cliff neighborhoods, especially to help under-resourced and underserved neighborhoods reach their full potential. Our grant process helps neighborhoods to identify their priorities and to work on solutions. Improvement projects include murals, median landscaping, sidewalks and restoration projects.
Heritage Oak Cliff (HOC) champions equity, diversity, and inclusion by providing training, services, and grants to member neighborhoods and by helping under-resourced and underserved neighborhoods reach their full potential.
Organization name
Heritage Oak Cliff
Causes
Community Improvement, Environment & Conservation
Operating Budget
$100,000 - $249,999
Counties Served
Dallas
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx
Equity Statement
Equity Statement
Address
P. O. Box 4027