Our first session of 2021 is almost here! Join Faiths in Conversation, a collaboration between the Interfaith Council of The Thanks-Giving Foundation, The Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture, and SMU's Perkins School of Theology, on Monday, Feb … https://t.co/y9aSXUpFwh
Join us got the FESTIVAL OF FAITHS: NEW BEGINNINGS ART EXHIBIT
The opening reception will steam live from our Facebook page on Sunday, December 13th at 2:00 pm with Virtual Exhibition Tours December 14-17 at Noon. Each day will feature more artists and musicians, with surpr…
We are excited to announce the reopening of the chapel tomorrow, Friday September 4th! We are asking that there be no more than 20 at a time in the chapel, social distancing will be practiced and masks will be required. Photo by @jrh79_
Grateful to have been named a winner of the D CEO 2020 Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Award! We appreciate those that have invested in our Serving Up Gratitude initiative! To see a list of all our wonderful donors, please visit:
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We are proud to announce the new series of Faith in Conversation 20-21. The theme for the 6 sessions is Religion In Society & Culture, and our line-up of speakers is amazing! These Faiths in Conversation sessions will explore what different religions te… https://t.co/y9aSXUpFwh
Next up: Teachers! Serving Up Gratitude is delivering packaged meals from local restaurants to Dallas ISD teachers in the community! To donate or get involved, please visit https://t.co/0EcaMdWgHp
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Tyler residents David Hunter and his girlfriend Maggie recently visited Dallas. While in town, the couple visited Thanks-Giving Square, where David decided to stop and ask Maggie a question. She said “YES”!
Honored to be named a finalist in D CEO's third annual Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards! The Thanks Giving Foundation was named a finalist in the "Organization of the Year: Small" Nonprofit category!
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Black Lives Lost display initially located at Germany Park in the city of University Park which required it be removed after one day, now on display for a full month at Thanksgiving Square in downtown Dallas @wfaa
We are listening. There is no place for racial injustice and inequality in our society. We are taking this time to listen to Black voices in our community and encourage you to share your thoughts with us.
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Hear Rev Dr Andy Stoker's message at https://t.co/jYCQ5DHx21 , and watch for new video featuring a different faith leader each week.
”We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” - Winston Churchill ✨
Donate today to help us continue to show our gratitude to those working tirelessly on the frontlines of a global pandemic. Visit https://t.co/rJ4nJAz1Ss today! #servingupgratitude…