Texas Medical Association was organized by 35 physicians in 1853 to serve the people of Texas in matters of medical care, prevention and cure of disease, and the improvement of public health. Today, with more than 56,000 physician and medical student members, TMA is the nation's largest state medical society. TMA’s key objective is to improve the health of all Texans.

The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation (www.dell.org) is dedicated to improving the lives of children living in urban poverty around the world. With offices in Austin, TX and New Delhi, India, and Cape Town, South Africa, the Dell family foundation funds programs that foster high-quality public education and childhood health, and improve the economic stability of families living in poverty. Since our start, the foundation has committed more than $2.2 billion to global children’s issues and community initiatives.

The Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) is a national nonprofit that supports the state medical boards as they protect the public and promote quality health care, partnering and innovating with them to shape the future of medical regulation. The FSMB serves as a national voice for state medical boards, supporting them through education, assessment, data, research, and advocacy, while providing services and initiatives that promote patient safety, quality health care, and regulatory best practices. The FSMB is committed to doing our part to ensure physicians are competent and provide quality care to patients.

ACEP Mission Statement: The American College of Emergency Physicians promotes the highest quality of emergency care and is the leading advocate for emergency physicians, their patients, and the public. Vision Statement: •Emergency medicine is recognized and valued as an essential public service. •Patients seeking emergency care are treated by board certified emergency physicians who are supported in their practices with all resources necessary to provide the highest quality medical care. •Emergency physicians practice in an environment in which their rights, safety, and wellness are assured. •All patients have health care coverage that ensures access to emergency services. Legally mandated health care services are fully funded. •Resources for education and training of emergency physicians are sufficient to meet the workforce needs of the specialty. •Emergency physicians are recognized and valued for their commitment to high quality patient care, teaching, leadership, research, and innovation.

The ACFE is the world's largest anti-fraud organization and premier provider of anti-fraud training and education. Together with more than 90,000 members, the ACFE is reducing business fraud world-wide and inspiring public confidence in the integrity and objectivity within the profession.

Communities Foundation of Texas has been a partner with donors for raising the quality of life in our community for more than 60 years. CFT provides effective ways to make meaningful charitable contributions while realizing significant tax advantages. CFT handles the investment of the gift, listens to the donor's priorities and manages charitable grants to worthwhile causes. The value of a gift can be granted out completely in a short period of time or it can be nurtured to provide a long legacy of charitable support. The foundation's experience in the nonprofit community and with donors results in a unique relationship with powerful benefits. A community foundation, as the name implies, is a public charity created as a vehicle for charitable giving. The defining characteristic of a community foundation is that it represents the donors'​ charitable interests and adds value through its wealth of community knowledge, along with the leadership of its board of trustees and the services of a professional staff.

The Texas Hospital Association is a nonprofit trade association representing more than 85 percent of Texas hospitals and health care systems. Founded in 1930, the Texas Hospital Association represents the interests of its member hospitals and health systems in both the legislative and regulatory arenas at the state and federal levels on key issues and supports their efforts to provide quality, cost-effective and accessible care. Texas hospitals and the 369,000 health care professionals they employ share one overarching mission: to make quality, compassionate, affordable health care accessible to all Texans. THA’s experienced team has earned a reputation among Texas hospitals as the go-to resource and thought leader in hospital-related education, advocacy and information.

The United States Bowling Congress is the National Governing Body for bowling. Our mission is to provide services, resources and standards for the sport. Our vision is to be the leading authority to the sport, servicing the needs of bowling. The USBC Promise: Our promise is to celebrate the past, be mindful of the present and ensure bowling’s future through thoughtful research, planning and delivery. We will protect and nurture the SPORT with a mutual admiration and respect for all who enjoy bowling.

Texas Diabetes & Endocrinology, P.A. was founded in Austin by Dr. Thomas Blevins in 2001 and has grown over the years to meet the Endocrinology needs of our growing community with offices in Central Austin, South Austin and Round Rock. We are Central Texas’ experts in Diabetes, Thyroid, Osteoporosis, Weight loss and Hormonal conditions. Our philosophy is anchored in the belief that our patients come first and they are our partners. We have assembled a staff of Medical Doctors, Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants that spend as much time with each patient as they need to become educated about their diagnosis and learn how to fit a personalized treatment plan into their life.

ATPE is the leading public educators'​ association in Texas and makes a difference in the lives of educators and schoolchildren. In partnership with all stakeholders, we are committed to providing every child an equal opportunity to receive an exemplary public education.

WorkQuest, a private, nonprofit corporation links Texans with disabilities to meaningful employment opportunities, improving quality of life for thousands of individuals across the state. In 1978, the Texas WorksWonders Program was implemented by WorkQuest to increase employment, wages and, ultimately, enhance the lives of Texans with disabilities. This initiative resulted from the efforts of the Texas Legislature, which created the WorksWonders Program under Chapter 122 of the Human Resources Code. In the 40 years since its successful implementation, the WorksWonders Program continues to set new marks for the number of people with disabilities employed. In the past year, more than $44 million in wages were paid to these employees for work on state and local government contracts

At United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County, our vision for a bright future is captured in our slogan: LIVE UNITED. We believe every man, woman, and child deserves an opportunity for a good life. This means our children have a safe and healthy start in life; our students stay in school and graduate; we do all we can to strengthen individual and family well-being; and we provide a safety net of emergency assistance for our neighbors in need. Many large, complex issues stand in the way of a good life for many members of our community. No single agency or organization, public or private, can tackle these issues alone. At United Way, we work every day to increase the organized capacity of people to care for one another. We are a “uniter,” bringing people together to improve people’s lives in our community so they are able to live stable, independent lives and flourish. So they are able to LIVE UNITED.