Partnerships
Help Us Open More Doors.
Every partnership expands what's possible. Through collaboration with service providers, businesses, property owners, correctional agencies, funders, and community organizations, T.A.M.A.R. helps connect people to resources and opportunities that can change the trajectory of their lives.
Ways to Partner
Four doors. Countless possibilities.
Access to Care Partners
Behavioral health providers, counselors, and wellness organizations.
Access to Food Partners
Food banks, grocers, farms, and corporate food sponsors.
Access to Housing Partners
Property owners, housing agencies, and furnishing sponsors.
Access to Reentry Opportunities Partners
Correctional agencies, employers, mentors, and workforce programs.
Access to Stability
Housing Partners.
The organizations behind our housing work — property partners, housing navigation, and the systems that connect people to a lease.
Housing Connector
A tech-for-good nonprofit that increases access to housing for individuals most in need — solving financial and resident challenges for property managers so they can open doors to more people, and streamlining the housing search for service providers through its Community Hub.
Visit websiteHousing Forward
The backbone organization leading the homeless response system across Dallas and Collin counties, coordinating shelter and housing navigation, a Flex Fund for deposits and move-in fees, and a landlord incentive program through the All Neighbors Coalition.
Visit websiteThe ACE Apartments
A garden-style apartment community in Dallas with a gated campus, garden and entertaining space, on-site laundry, gym, pet park, and ample parking.
Visit websiteThe Ashley at Bluffview
A Dallas apartment community offering one- and two-bedroom homes.
Visit websiteAcross Our Other Access Points
Care & Opportunity Partners.
Organizations that widen the circle of support beyond housing.
Access to Opportunity
South Dallas Employment Project
A collaboration of more than 250 nonprofit, business, government, and workforce organizations — including the City of Dallas — working across South and Southern Dallas to move residents from generational poverty to generational wealth.
Visit websiteElevation Outreach
Equips at-risk youth, single mothers, and vulnerable populations with mentorship, workforce development, and hands-on training in trades such as braiding and cosmetology.
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