Victory Therapeutic is an equestrian therapy center in Roanoke that works with riders of all ages and physical disabilities. Over the last two years, its weekly ridership has increased by 267 percent. With a mission to care for the physical, mental, and emotional needs of children, veterans, first responders, and their families, Victory applied for a grant from the CoServ Charitable Foundation, helping fund scholarships for 10 families. 

Grace To Change, an outpatient nonprofit treatment center in McKinney, opened its doors in 2011 to begin helping people struggling with substance abuse issues. In the decade since, it has seen close to 1,000 clients, graduating 950 of them along the way. People can and do change, given the proper guidance and support. Grace To Change's Founder and Executive Director Shannon White is living proof of that. 

CoServ Members and Customers who are interested in making a contribution are encouraged to log in to their SmartHub account on CoServ.com to access the secure online donation form.

2019 was a huge year for the CoServ Charitable Foundation, which approved nearly $1.5 million in grants. The organzation has approved more than $12 million since it started in 2004. 

The Texas Legends' Frisco Family Services Night earlier this month was the perfect chance for CoServ to reflect on its longstanding relationship with the nonprofit that helps people in crisis. The Texas Legends offered hundreds of tickets to Frisco Family Services clients so they could enjoy a free night out. The CoServ Charitable Foundation also recognized two longtime CoServ employees for their volunteerism. 

The CoServ Charitable Foundation has distributed two grants that will benefit children and teenagers in Lake Dallas.