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Organizational/Corporate Investors

  • St. David’s Episcopal Church
  • Sustainable Food Center
  • The Patrick & Aimee Butler Family Foundation
  • May & Stanley Smith Charitable Trust
  • Unity Center
  • Chevron Humankind Employee Engagement Fund
  • Women’s Fund of Central Texas
  • JWV Austin Post 757
  • Tikkun Austin Giving Circle
  • Capital Area Council of Governments
  • Applied Materials Foundation
  • Weatherspoon Charitable Foundation
  • Travelers
  • AT&T United Way/Employee Giving Campaign
  • United Way Capital Area
  • Charles Schwab Foundation
  • Westlake Chiropractic
  • Adapt Creative Services, Inc.
  • The Rachael and Ben Vaughan Foundation
  • Wheeler Family Foundation
  • Foundation for Expanding Horizons
  • Austin Steakhouse, Inc.
  • Austin Ventures
  • Austin Community Eagles Society
  • BBVA Compass Foundation
  • Scotts Company
  • Gordon Student Activity Fund
  • South Austin Brewing Company
  • Red Poppy Service Unit
  • The Patrick & Aimee Butler Family Foundation
  • Wells Fargo Foundation
  • The Trull Foundation
  • Arbor Car Wash
  • Mama Fu's
  • Avant Salon + Spa
  • Dave & Buster's
  • Illuminas Global
  • Paramount Theater
  • Myo Massage
  • Rogue Running
  • Cap City Comedy Club
  • J. Black's Lounge
  • Massage Harmony
  • Violet Crown Cinema
  • UCHI + UCHIKO
  • Moonshine Patio
  • The Bullock Texas State History Museum
  • Urology Austin
  • Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
  • AMD Foundation, Inc.
  • Applied Materials, Inc. Employee Giving Program
  • Austin Korean Presbyterian Church
  • Austin's Pizza
  • Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.
  • Boy Scout Pack 149
  • Capital Metro Transportation Authority
  • Charles Schwab
  • City of Austin
  • Coleman Fung Foundation
  • Dell Employee Giving Program
  • Frost Bank
  • Hammill Foundation
  • Home Depot
  • Juice Homes, Inc.
  • Mentor Graphics Foundation
  • National Charity League Pajama Program
  • Religious Coalition to Assist the Homeless
  • St. Mark's Episcopal Church
  • Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs
  • Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation
  • Texas Veterans Commission
  • Travis County
  • U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
  • U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
  • Urban Mattress
  • Whole Foods Market
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Individual Investors

  • Jen Kolb
  • Susan Kinel
  • Tim Montana
  • Randal Gates
  • Mike Mikan
  • David Stevenson
  • Jeff and Kimberly Brantley
  • Felisa Wilson
  • Aamir Paul
  • Jana Reeves
  • Jason Aycock
  • Andrea Garcia
  • Earle Sherrod
  • Charles Loosen
  • Allison Scharf
  • Debra Coe
  • Allyson Randall
  • Martha P. Garcia
  • Shashil Dalvi
  • Mike Grady
  • Ross Pumfrey
  • Liza Levine
  • Joel Idicula
  • Suzanne Mcglothin
  • Gordon Franzen
  • Harold Williams
  • John Streun
  • William Parr
  • William Jeffers
  • Catharine Echols
  • Christine Marcin
  • Lynda Frost
  • Sally Baulch
  • Sharon Gamble
  • Stephanie Limon
  • Trista Curwick
  • Marvin Hunt
  • Scott Smith
  • Tom Oney
  • Kristin Smith on behalf of Tim Carlett
  • Brent Holm
  • Colin Rowan
  • Philip Moody
  • Joyce Pohlman
  • Bennett Lee
  • The Lee Family
  • Dewane Family Charitable Foundation
  • Sarah Andre and Jason Neulander
  • Diane Blaszka
  • David Adelman
  • Peter and Brenda Hayes
  • Christa Noland
  • Francie Ferguson
  • Mano Rao
  • Alkesh Amodwala
  • Lauren Oertel
  • Geraldine Booth
  • Karen West
  • Brad & Lynette Jones
  • Jay Ingram
  • Kenneth Carnes
  • Jamie & Albert Kennedy
  • Kathryn Hall
  • Robyn C. Ross
  • Anthony Taylor
  • Rebekah Thomas
  • Lianne Valerie Hanes
  • Christine and Bowman Hall
  • Shaine Millheiser
  • Renee Hanson
  • Kimberly Springer
  • Christopher Riley
  • Marti Bier
  • Adana Barry
  • Pearl and Christopher Oglesby
  • David Kirk
  • Ronnie Baker of Bald Ginger Real Estate
  • Niccolo R. and Susan Emerson Moffat Barbaro
  • Mary Jo Bjornstal
  • Jeb Boyt
  • Priscilla Bridgewater
  • John and Lee Chapman
  • Elizabeth Colvin
  • Evalyn Cox
  • Shane Dieke
  • Karry Keas
  • Ian Spechler
  • Kevin Gourley
  • George Gowen
  • Tim League
  • Gillian Love
  • James J. Montanao & Marcia Tugendhat
  • Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Murphy
  • Honora Muse
  • Robert Noland
  • Robert & Patricia Otto
  • Ruby Roa
  • Christy Nisbett in Memory of Charles and Elizabeth Bland
  • Deborah West
  • Kurt Sauer and Sarah Eckhardt
  • Gina Shishima & David Sosa
  • Liz Rodriguez
  • Kamran Shah
  • Patrick and Jane Dewane
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The Beauty of Giving Back

For the last several years, Green Doors has been focused diligently on providing clean, safe and quality affordable housing for our residents at Treaty Oaks.

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Scott Clapper – Lost & Found

Scott Clapper knows a thing or two about hard work. A resident of Green Doors for nearly four years, Scott worked for more than 30 years in factories. He made shoes, garments, computer components, you name it. As he put it, he punched a clock. But he was never late and he never complained. When […]

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Community: The Story of Treaty Oaks

Community isn’t really a physical thing or a place. It’s created between people, and it’s one of the core principles of Green Doors approach.

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Board Member Insights: Giving Back by Giving to Green Doors

I learned in my time there, that a shelter cannot be a home, and what these men needed most was permanent supportive housing.

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