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Texas Approves $8.2 Million to Support Phase 2 of DentonCounty Family Justice Center

Funding will create 25 new housing units for survivors and families transitioning from emergency shelter to long-term stability DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS — October 9, 2026 — Denton County Friends of the Family (DCFOF) is proud to announce that the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) has approved $8.2 million in funding through its

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Behind the Build

FOLLOW THE JOURNEY What You Don’t See Is What Makes the Building Possible If you drive past the future Denton County Family Justice Center right now, you might see heavy equipment, piles of dirt, trenches and crews working across the site. To someone outside the construction industry, it can be hard to see how all

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Building the Team

FOLLOW THE JOURNEY As the Family Justice Center rises from the ground, we are also building the team and partnerships that will bring its vision to life.   The FJC is not simply about putting multiple services in the same building. It is about implementing a truly collaborative model in one location, where DCFOF and

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Trailblazers Joining the Expedition: Sundt Foundation Invests $150,000

FOLLOW THE JOURNEY One of the most exciting recent milestones for the Family Justice Center came through the Sundt Foundation North Texas Charity Golf Tournament, which raised an incredible $150,000 for Denton County Friends of the Family.   This year’s sold-out tournament brought together approximately 280 golfers across two courses at Trophy Club, along with

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The Final $4.7 Million

FOLLOW THE JOURNEY Every Gift Moves Hope Forward   The Family Justice Center did not begin when construction equipment arrived on the site. This journey began years ago, when our community first came together around a vision: create one place where survivors can find safety, services, support, and a path forward.   Since 2020, individuals,

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