A big reason why North Texas charities haven't had to turn anyone away is the CoServ Charitable Foundation’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, which has made numerous contributions over the past year. 

Metrocrest Services had a shot at a $100,000 matching grant but needed more donations before it could secure it. The CoServ Charitable Foundation presented them with a $15,000 grant that pushed the food pantry over the top and will help them feed thousands of North Texans. 

CORINTH, Texas – January 19, 2021—In the first grant designations since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the CoServ Charitable Foundation (CCF) plans to distribute $392,849 to 21 North Texas nonprofits that provide basic human needs. CCF also has designated $100,000 to the CCF COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, bringing the total allocated to that effort since April 2020 to more than a half-million dollars.

Fans will experience the movie Elf on December 18 at Texas Motor Speedway from the safety of their vehicles. The stay-in-your-car-only event will adhere to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommended guidelines as well as all state and local health mandates.

At first glance, 2020 is a year most of us would like to forget. But challenging times test character and often bring out the best in people. These Top 10 stories of 2020 highlight CoServ’s giving spirit and commitment to the communities we serve, even though these challenging times.

Through payroll deductions and company fundraisers, CoServ Employees contribute to CoServ Charitable Foundation’s General Fund, which is making a real difference in people’s lives outside CoServ’s service territory. 

For the first time since March, when the COVID-19 pandemic started in North Texas, the CoServ Charitable Foundation is accepting grant applications from nonprofits that meet basic human needs.   

CORINTH, Texas – October 22, 2020 – The CoServ Charitable Foundation has designated another $100,000 to the CCF COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund to assist residential Members and Customers affected financially by the pandemic.

Goody bags with face masks, hand sanitizer and other items will be distributed to all 4,500 teachers in Frisco ISD as students return for in-person learning.  

CoServ stopped disconnections of utilities, distributed $300,000 to the CoServ Charitable Foundation's COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund and offered payment plans to help Members and Customers.