Food Pantries
Food insecurity can have various physical, emotional, and cognitive implications on our students and their academic achievements, which is why Dallas College Foundation strives to create an environment where students an pursue their academic careers without fear of experiencing hunger.
We are committed to eliminating the barriers to college participation and persistence for our students, with food insecurity or lack of access to nutritional foods, being one of them. Through our partnership with the North Texas Food Bank (NTFB), each of our campuses has a food pantry on site that provides critical support to our communities.
By donating to one of the campus food pantries, you can help ensure Dallas College students have access to nutritious meals throughout the year.
Dallas County Promise
Established by the Foundation in collaboration with The Commit Partnership. Dallas County Promise is a coalition of school districts, colleges, universities, employers and communities that have joined forces to help more Dallas County students complete college and begin careers. The Foundation provides ‘last-dollar scholarships’ to Dallas County Promise students who graduate from a Promise high school with a high school diploma or associate degree. The Promise scholarship covers the gap between need-based financial aid and the cost of tuition for up to a time limit or the completion of a degree.
Scholarships
Dallas College Foundation offers over 400 scholarship opportunities annually to students of Dallas College. Scholarship awards are based on academic excellence, achievement, leadership, goals and/or other factors.