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Give your own way on North Texas Giving Day

press releaseTuesday, September 15, 2026Fort Worth Press Releases
A public announcement encouraging residents to donate to nonprofits during North Texas Giving Day on Sept. 17, highlighting City-affiliated 'friends of' nonprofit partners and year-round volunteer opportunities coordinated by the City's Volunteer Services Division.
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Local residents are encouraged to support the causes they care about Thursday, Sept. 17, during North Texas Giving Day.

Organized by Communities Foundation of Texas, the annual event connects people with nonprofit organizations serving communities across our region. Participating organizations represent causes spanning education, healthcare, social services, the arts, animal welfare and the environment.

In 2025, more than 94,000 people contributed $74.2 million to 3,500 nonprofits by the end of the event.

That's what friends are for

The City of Fort Worth works with various “friends of” groups that help support various departments and programs, three of which are listed below. These nonprofit organizations serve as fundraising and advocacy partners, helping raise funds, awareness and community support for specific City services and initiatives. Check out their websites for information on how to contribute to their mission!

Cowtown Friends of FWACC — Supports Fort Worth Animal Care & Control

Friends of the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge — Supports the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge

The Fort Worth Public Library Foundation — Supports the Fort Worth Public Library

Discover volunteer opportunities with the City of Fort Worth

A financial contribution is not the only way to make a difference. Residents can also support local organizations by volunteering their time, skills and experience.

The City of Fort Worth offers year-round volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups interested in serving their community. These opportunities are coordinated through the Volunteer Services Division, which is part of the City’s Community Engagement Office. Volunteer roles are available across 50 programs and include animal welfare, litter removal and beautification, public safety and other areas of service.

Getting involved is easy! Community members can explore available opportunities, learn about City volunteer programs and register to volunteer on the City’s Volunteer Opportunities webpage.

Whether you're looking for one-time service or a longer volunteer journey, the City of Fort Worth has a place for you. Join the movement to transform your community and yourself.

Questions can be directed to volunteer@fortworthtexas.gov.

Photo: Volunteers are a vital part of the Fort Worth Animal Care & Control team.

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