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by Laura Ingrim Wilkinson Center’s 11th annual Can Do! Luncheon, presented by The Rosewood Corporation, will be held on April 3, 2023, at the Dallas...

by Laura Ingrim According to Forbes, about 44% of Americans make a new year’s resolution. Common resolutions include losing weight, focusing on fitness, or improving...

by Laura Ingrim The holidays are the busiest shopping season of the year, and more people than ever are choosing to shop online instead of...

by Laura Ingrim When large volunteer groups want to serve with Wilkinson Center, we are often limited in what opportunities we can offer. Wilkinson Center’s...

by Laura Ingrim Wilkinson Center is thrilled to be celebrating our 40th anniversary this year! In September of 1982, Reverend Clayton Lewis of Munger Place...

by Laura Ingrim Volunteers are vital to Wilkinson Center’s mission and our work in the community. On September 9, 2022, we were thrilled to host...

by Laura Ingrim Wilkinson Center’s annual fundraising event, Spirit of Taos, is coming up on October 14th. This unique event is a southwestern-theme soiree consisting...

By Laura Ingrim Back on July 28, 2021, Wilkinson Center officially launched our newest program – the Pantry2Go food delivery truck! This 16-foot refrigerated truck...

There’s nothing like back-to-school season: the anticipation of new classes and teachers; the eagerness to see friends again after the long summer break; the brand-new school supplies ready to be utilized. But while the start of a new school year is an exciting time for most families, many parents struggle to provide basic school necessities for their children.

There are approximately 1.5 million nonprofit organizations in the United States alone! In fact, the nonprofit sector currently employs more than 10% of the total workforce in the US. So why are people choosing to work at a nonprofit?

Did you know that Dallas ISD provides free breakfast and lunch to ALL their students? Since 2013, Dallas ISD has operated a program where all of their students have access to free meals, regardless of family income. This is an amazing benefit during the school year, but what about the summer?