Per city documents, the following organizations will receive money from the general fund:
- Children's Advocacy Center for North Texas: $40,388
- Our Daily Bread: $39,378
- Giving Grace: $36,854
- Court Appointed Special Advocates of Denton County: $35,340
- Communities in Schools: $35,340
- PediPlace: $35,339
- Denton County MHMR: $30,291
- Denton Christian Preschool: $30,291
- The Salvation Army: $25,242
- Cumberland Youth and Family Services: $16,155
- Refuge for Women: $15,360
- Paisley Street Preschool: $15,145
- Opening Doors International Services Inc.: $15,145
In addition, several organizations will receive federal funding from community development block grants. CDBG funds are available to provide decent housing and a suitable living environment, according to the city's website.
Organizations to receive CDBG funds include:
- City of Denton Minor Repair: $468,647
- Denia Park Shade Structures Project: $250,000
- Denton County Friends of the Family Project: $53,000
- Health Services of North Texas: $50,485
- Denton County Friends of the Family: $45,437
- City of Denton Parks Department: $43,922
- Fred Moore Park Scoreboards Project: $18,000
SPAN Inc., which focuses on food security, will receive $17,556 of federal funds and $7,687 from the general fund.
