Project Partners Begins a Fifth Year of Service to Cassata Catholic High School

Following another successful year of fund development work together - major gifts, grants, individual giving, an annual campaign, and fundraising event -  plus strategic communications in print and online, Cassata Catholic High School renewed our partnership for the remainder of this calendar year. This begins our fifth year of work together and will include shifting the annual fundraising event, Noche de Gracias, to an online/digital experience.  

Dr. Maggie Harrison, President of Cassata said, “It is such a pleasure to work with the Project Partners team and I have learned so much. Please accept my deepest gratitude for all of your support for and work with Cassata. You have personably and professionally guided us through a leadership change, providing consistent communications, donor relationships, and results.” Cassata Catholic High School’s nurturing staff provides a rigorous curriculum for students who desire a unique, customized environment that prepares them for college and their chosen career path.  

HEB ISD Education Foundation Renews Agreement with Project Partners, Marking a Decade of Work Together

HEB ISD Education Foundation board leadership has teamed with Project Partners for what will be a tenth year of work together. This partnership, which all started with a referral by our friend, Bill Lynch (now VP of Public Policy at the Arlington Chamber), and an executive director search committee willing to consider a contracted solution, (a proven model for many of our clients). It has been such a pleasure to support the incredible work of the nine boards of directors we’ve served so far and we look forward to year #10, under the leadership of Board Chair, Chris Brown. The HEB ISD Education Foundation’s mission is to raise and award private funds and community resources to support the HEB ISD’s commitment to excellence in education.

Contracted solutions are especially helpful right now, as we require no training, office space, supervision, equipment, or employee red tape. We can simply join your team and get to work!

2020 Fort Worth Sister Cities Mayor's International Dinner Set for November 12th

Fort Worth Sister Cities has once again turned to Project Partners for expert event consulting and project management for the Mayor’s International Dinner and Global Awards. This year’s event is not only making the move from spring to fall but is also changing venues, taking place the evening of November 12th at River Ranch in the Stockyards. This year marks more than eleven years of work with the remarkable team at Fort Worth Sister Cities International, who focuses on making connections through education, arts, culture, economic development, and humanitarian assistance while promoting our city and uniting our world.

Shaken Baby Alliance Renews Partnership with Project Partners

Following several months of work together on community awareness engagement and philanthropic fundraising planning, Shaken Baby Alliance has called on Project Partners once again for continued support. Our work will focus on comprehensive fundraising support, consulting, coaching, and implementation. The Shaken Baby Alliance (SBA) began in 1998 in Fort Worth by three mothers whose children were victims of Shaken Baby Syndrome and could find no resources or support. SBA saw a specific need, developed partnerships with stakeholders across the state and nation, and implemented a plan to address child physical abuse in the State of Texas and beyond.  It is our honor to continue this important work alongside SBA’s leadership and volunteer team.

Texas A&M School of Law Renews Event Coordination Partnership with Project Partners

Following four months of work together on a multitude of successful events, Texas A&M University School of Law has renewed its partnership with Project Partners. We will continue to serve as the contracted event coordinator for branded Texas A&M University School of Law events. Working hand-in-hand with Erayne Hill and the Marketing Department, our work will include logistics coordination and student outreach for events through the end of 2019. Originally established in 1989 as the Dallas/Fort Worth School of Law, the School of Law became part of Texas Wesleyan University in 1992 and was acquired by Texas A&M University in 2013.