TY 2019 Form 990 Schedule I

(a) Name and address of organization or government	(b) EIN	(c) IRC section (if applicable)	(d) Amount of cash grant	(h) Purpose of grant or assistance
(1) AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSEUM PO BOX 150157 DALLAS,TX753150157	75-1678200	501(c)(3)	40,000
(2) BEACON HILL PREPARATORY INSTITUTE 1402 CORINTH ST 257 DALLAS,TX75215	42-1624235	501(c)(3)	6,000
(3) BRASWELL CHILD DEVELOPMENT 2203 2ND AVE DALLAS,TX75210	75-2538361	501(c)(3)	6,231	SUMMER GRANT FUNDING
(4) BRIDGE LACROSSE DALLAS INC PO BOX 190844 DALLAS,TX75219	16-1671742	501(c)(3)	11,500
(5) CARD BOARD PROJECT 4008 CAVALRY DR PLANO,TX75023	81-4431217	501(c)(3)	7,500	MOBILE DIGITAL FUNDING
(6) CARTER'S HOUSE 2922 MARTIN LUTHER KING DALLAS,TX75215	46-5198495	501(c)(3)	6,000
(7) CHILDREN'S AQUARIUM AT FAIR PARK PO BOX 150113 DALLAS,TX75315	27-0777846	501(c)(3)	25,000
(8) CIRCLE OF SUPPORT INC 5207 McKINNEY AVE STE 200 DALLAS,TX75205	75-2870638	501(c)(3)	22,000
(9) CITY OF DALLAS PARKS RECREATION DEPT 3809 GRAND DALLAS,TX75210	75-6000508	city of dallas	50,000
(10) COMMUNITIES FOUNDATION OF TEXAS 5500 CARUTH HAVEN LANE DALLAS,TX75225	75-0964565	501(c)(3)	10,000
(11) CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP 1819 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVD DALLAS,TX75215	75-2623357	501(c)(3)	10,000
(12) DALLAS EDUCATION FOUNDATION 9400 N CENTRAL EXPWY 1310 DALLAS,TX75231	20-5533398	501(c)(3)	50,000	FAIR
(13) DALLAS FOUNDATION A TX NONPROFIT CORPORATION 3963 MAPLE AVE SUITE 390 DALLAS,TX75219	75-2890371	501(c)(3)	16,500
(14) DALLAS HISTORICAL SOCIETY PO BOX 150038 DALLAS,TX75315	75-0851204	501(c)(3)	174,200
(15) DALLAS INNOVATION ALLIANCE 311 N MARKET 200 DALLAS,TX75202	81-5161144	501(c)(3)	12,000
(16) DALLAS LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION PO BOX 227455 DALLAS,TX75222	75-2583815	501(c)(3)	10,000
(17) DALLAS SOCIAL VENTURE PARTNERS DBA SOCIAL VENTURE PARTNERS DALLAS,TX75230	75-2945359	501(c)(3)	12,500
(18) EDUCATION IS FREEDOM 1111 W MOCKINGBIRD LN SUITE 1300B DALLAS,TX75247	04-3643313	501(c)(3)	10,000
(19) FRAZIER REVITALIZATION INC 5646 MILTON ST 407 DALLAS,TX75206	20-3395474	501(c)(3)	15,000
(20) FRIENDS OF FAIR PARK INC 1121 FIRST AVE DALLAS,TX75210	75-2007688	501(c)(3)	12,500
(21) FRIENDS OF THE S DALLAS CULTURAL CTR 1851 FULLER DALLAS,TX75228	47-1653282	501(c)(3)	5,500
(22) HIS BRIDGEBUILDERS 2075 W COMMERCE ST DALLAS,TX75208	75-2596111	501(c)(3)	7,000
(23) ILOOKLIKELOVE INC 616 W KIEST BLVD N1 DALLAS,TX75224	81-0807264	501(c)(3)	6,000
(24) JUBILEE PARK AND COMMUNITY CENTER CORP 917 BANK STREET DALLAS,TX75223	75-2726296	501(c)(3)	17,500
(25) KWANZAA FEST INC 510 E 5TH ST DALLAS,TX75203	75-2851704	501(c)(3)	10,000
(26) LONE STAR JUSTICE ALLIANCE 1411 WEST AVE 200 AUSTIN,TX78701	82-2345921	501(c)(3)	10,000
(27) MILES OF FREEDOM 2922 MLK JR BLVD DALLAS,TX75215	45-4959062	501(c)(3)	10,000
(28) NORTH TEXAS CAPACITY BUILDERS INC 5529 STRATTON DR PO BOX 763397 DALLAS,TX75376	75-2660320	501(c)(3)	7,500
(29) SCHOLARSHOT INC 2904 SWISS AVE DALLAS,TX75204	27-0232250	501(c)(3)	10,000
(30) SOUTH DALLAS FAIR PARK INNERCITY COMMUNITY DEVELOP 4907 SPRING AVENUE DALLAS,TX75210	75-2137179	501(c)(3)	23,000
(31) SOUTHERN DALLAS LINK INC 1020 SCOTLAND 3115 DESOTO,TX75115	82-2392922	501(c)(3)	15,000
(32) SOUTHFAIR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP 2610 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR BLVD DALLAS,TX75215	75-2399684	501(c)(3)	10,000	SPONSOR/TRANSPORTATION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
(33) ST PHILIP'S SCHOOL & COMMUNITY CNTR 1600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE DALLAS,TX75215	75-1097360	501(c)(3)	12,000
(34) TEXAS DISCOVERY GARDENS PO BOX 152537 DALLAS,TX75315	75-0974342	501(c)(3)	25,000
(35) TR HOOVER CDC 5106 BEXAR STREET DALLAS,TX75215	75-2700136	501(c)(3)	7,000
(36) TECO THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS INC 215 S TYLER ST DALLAS,TX75208	58-2069891	501(c)(3)	6,000
(37) UNITED WAY OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS 1800 N LAMAR ST DALLAS,TX75202	75-6005352	501(c)(3)	15,000
(38) UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGT 219 WEST MAIN STREET ARLINGTON,TX76010	75-6000121	501(c)(3)	35,750
(39) YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS 601 N AKARD ST DALLAS,TX75201	75-0800696	501(c)(3)	10,000
(40) YOUTH REVIVE INC 3209 WICHITA DR MESQUITE,TX75149	46-4680632	501(c)(3)	10,500
(41) ZAN WESLEY HOLMES JR COMMUNITY 2606 MLK BLVD 202 DALLAS,TX75215	27-0054084	501(c)(3)	10,000
(42) ANGELO STATE UNIVERSITY 2601 West Ave N San Angelo,TX76909	75-6002403	501(c)(3)	12,000
(43) AUSTIN COLLEGE 900 NORTH GRAND AVE SHERMAN,TX75090	75-0827409	501(c)(3)	18,000
(44) BLINN JUNIOR COLLEGE 902 College Ave Brenham,TX77833	74-6000400	501(c)(3)	27,000
(45) CLARENDON COLLEGE PO BOX 968 CLARENDON,TX79226	75-6055652	501(c)(3)	6,750
(46) DALLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEG 3030 N DALLAS AVENUE LANCASTER,TX75134	75-1213148	501(c)(3)	45,000
(47) PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY P O BOX 519 PRAIRIE VIEW,TX77446	74-6001078	501(c)(3)	6,750
(48) SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY 1905 UNIVERSITY AVE HUNTSVILLE,TX77340	76-0079981	501(c)(3)	14,250
(49) SOUTH PLAINS COLLEGE 1401 S COLLEGE AVE LEVELLAND,TX79336	75-6004667	501(c)(3)	7,500
(50) SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY P O Box 750196 Dallas,TX75275	75-0800689	501(c)(3)	25,750
(51) TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY Box T 0310 STEPHENVILLE,TX76402	75-6001870	501(c)(3)	37,500
(52) TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY-COLLEGE The Pavilion College Station,TX77843	74-6000531	501(c)(3)	259,500
(53) TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - COMMERC P O Box 3011 TAMU Station COMMERCE,TX75429	75-6001353	501(c)(3)	17,250
(54) TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY 601 UNIVERSITY DR SAN MARCOS,TX78666	74-6002248	501(c)(3)	14,000
(55) TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY P O Box 45011 Lubbuck,TX79409	75-6002622	501(c)(3)	142,250
(56) TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY P O Box 425439 Denton,TX76204	75-6002618	501(c)(3)	10,500
(57) UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS P O Box 311317 Denton,TX76203	75-6002149	501(c)(3)	25,500
(58) UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS at AUSTIN P O Box 7699 Austin,TX78713	74-6000203	501(c)(3)	52,250
(59) UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS 800 W Campbell Rd MC 12 Richardson,TX75083	75-1305566	501(c)(3)	21,750
(60) UNT-DALLAS 7300 UNIVERSITY HILLS BLVD DALLAS,TX75241	75-1208151	501(c)(3)	6,750
(61) WEST TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY WTAMU Box 60939 Canyon,TX76016	75-6031405	501(c)(3)	26,250
(62) other organizations with grants or scholarships below reporting threshold,TX75231			128,560

Return Reference	Explanation
PROCEDURE FOR MONITORING THE USE OF GRANTS IN THE US	FORM 990, SCHEDULE I, PART I, LINE 2: Big Tex Scholarship Program Established in 1992, the Big Tex Scholarship Program has awarded college scholarships to thousands of students throughout the Lone Star State. Eligible recipients include graduating high school seniors around the state of Texas who have participated in competitive youth livestock events held at the State Fair, graduating seniors from six Dallas Independent School District high schools in the Fair Park area, and seasonal employees of the State Fair of Texas or their dependents. Recipients receive a $6,000 grant in total, renewable each semester if the student maintains eligibility while working towards a degree at a Texas college or university. State Fair scholars must attend an accredited college or university within the state of Texas. Recipients must enroll in, and pass, a minimum of 12 hours each semester, and must achieve a minimum 2.5 GPA the first semester and a 3.0 cumulative GPA for every semester thereafter. To clarify, if recipients make below a 3.0 one semester but their cumulative GPA is still at least a 3.0, they meet the required GPA. Recipients are required to submit their grades to the State Fair at the end of every semester by the communicated deadline. It is also the responsibility of the scholarship recipient to keep their contact information updated with the State Fair. Pete Schenkel Scholarships Honoring its past Chairman Pete Schenkel each year, the State Fair of Texas awards multiple $6,000 scholarships to selected applicants from the following Fair Park-area high schools: Irma Lerma Rangel Young Womens Leadership School, James Madison, Lincoln, North Dallas, Roosevelt, and Woodrow Wilson High Schools. Youth Livestock Scholarships The State Fair of Texas awards $6,000 scholarships to selected applicants who have competed in specific competitive youth livestock events held at the State Fair. Scholarships are given to applicants who are graduating from a Texas high school and preference is given to those pursuing an agricultural-related or agricultural-benefiting natural science curriculum at a Texas college or university. Seasonal Employee Scholarship First awarded in 2018, the State Fair of Texas Seasonal Employee Scholarship awards scholarships each year to seasonal staff members directly employed by the State Fair of Texas or to a dependent child, step-child, grandchild, step-grandchild, foster, or adopted child of the qualified seasonal employee. This scholarship is available for applicants who plan to attend an accredited two-year or four-year Texas college, university, or vocational-technical school. Eligible seasonal staff are those who have completed at least three years of seasonal employment as of January 1st of the year in which the scholarship is to be awarded and have worked an average of 20 hours a week during the prior Fair. Recipients receive a $6,000 grant, renewable in pre-determined increments (paid by semester or term) if the student maintains a 3.0 GPA while working towards the completion of an eligible degree. Other Livestock Awards and Scholarships On behalf of its significant past leaders and longtime supporters, the Fair also awards additional scholarships to exemplary program recipients whose behavior honors the namesake of each opportunity. With opportunities available for both newly awarded applicants and current sophomores, selected recipients receive an additional $6,000 to be disbursed throughout the duration of their college career. Benny Clark Memorial Scholarship A strong leader in the Texas agricultural community, Benny Clark served as the former vice president of agriculture & livestock at the State Fair of Texas. This scholarship is awarded to an outstanding Youth Livestock Scholarship new recipient and honors Bennys years of commitment to the State Fair. Peggy Sloan Memorial Scholarship A strong female leader, Peggy Sloan served as the former vice president of exhibits at the State Fair of Texas. This scholarship is awarded to an outstanding Pete Schenkel Scholarship recipient from the Irma L. Rangel Young Womens Leadership School and honors Peggys years of commitment to the State Fair. Terry Griffin Memorial Scholarship Serving on both the Board of Directors and Executive Committee for the State Fair of Texas, Terry Griffin was instrumental in developing the Fairs Youth Scholarship Program. This scholarship is awarded to two outstanding students one sophomore Pete Schenkel Scholarship recipient and one sophomore Youth Livestock Scholarship recipient. Clarice Tinsley Journalism Scholarship While millions of viewers in the Dallas/Fort Worth area know Clarice Tinsley for her work as a FOX4 News Anchor, the State Fair of Texas recognizes her as a longtime friend and supporter of its Scholarship Program. This scholarship is awarded to one outstanding student a sophomore Pete Schenkel Scholarship recipient who is pursuing a degree in journalism. Youth Livestock Contest Scholarships In addition to the Youth Livestock Scholarship mentioned above, the Fair also awards scholarships to Texas 4-H, FFA, and FCCLA students who have won or placed in specific youth livestock contests held during the State Fair of Texas. Scholarship awards vary by contest and placement won, with funds ranging from $1,000 to $5,000. During the annual State Fair of Texas event, approximately 170 livestock and agriculture events and leadership contests are held. Participants may receive compensation to reward placement in specific contests, ranging in amounts. These contests include but are not limited to public speaking, agriculture mechanics, AgRobotics, food, product identification, dairy judging, livestock skill-a-thons, an agriculture science fair, and the annual youth livestock auction. Community Initiatives As a long-standing Dallas institution, the State Fair of Texas has a unique appreciation for the local support that makes such a big event possible every year. With the ultimate goal of having a positive community impact, the Fair aims to give back through our partnerships with local organizations and initiatives. The Fair continues to expand outreach programs while placing a special priority on promoting community involvement at the local level. Our impact in the community focuses on three areas that complement our mission social capital, human capital, and financial capital. In addition, the Fair seeks to assist food insecurity in the South Dallas/Fair Park area through its Big Tex Urban Farms initiative. Community Grant Funding As a neighbor in the South Dallas/Fair Park community, we are committed to supporting nonprofit organizations that are providing services in this area. We understand that these organizations, like ours, depend on year-round generosity from citizens, volunteers, corporations, and other nonprofit organizations. In order to extend our hand to the members of our community that are bringing about positive change, the State Fair of Texas offers grants and sponsorships to local nonprofit organizations at specific times throughout the year. Since its establishment in 1886, the State Fair of Texas has celebrated all things Texan by promoting agriculture, education, and community involvement through quality entertainment in a family-friendly environment. Through our community donations, the State Fair is focused on supporting the local South Dallas/Fair Park community in three areas: Education (primarily high schools in the Fair Park area); Capacity Building of Nonprofits; and Economic Development. As a neighbor in this community, we are committed to supporting organizations that are providing services in this area. Interested parties, must apply and follow the grant application and funding timeline posted to BigTex.com/community. Sponsorship Those who are seeking sponsorship for an event or opportunity must submit the sponsorship request with all the essential information to the Fair on the indicated date or deadline posted to BigTex.com/community. Letters should include: - date of event - targeted audience expected and how many of participants impacted are in the s dallas/fair park area - recruitment/outreach efforts to target s dallas/fair park orgs/individuals - background/history of org - amount requested and why Summer Program Funding Each year the Fair funds summer programs, granting thousands of dollars to the local South Dallas community. Interested parties, must apply and follow the summer program funding timeline posted to BigTex.com/community. Payments to the City of Dallas The State Fair of Texas is a tenant of the City of Dallas at Fair Park. In addition to rent, as part of the contract, the Fair is to give a portion of excess revenues to the City for the upkeep of Fair Park. The Fair also pays money to the City for the services rendered by the Dallas Police Department, in order to help create a safe environment for all fairgoers, vendors, and staff. Contributions to Cultural Facilities and Organizat

Return Reference

Explanation

PROCEDURE FOR MONITORING THE USE OF GRANTS IN THE US

FORM 990, SCHEDULE I, PART I, LINE 2: Big Tex Scholarship Program Established in 1992, the Big Tex Scholarship Program has awarded college scholarships to thousands of students throughout the Lone Star State. Eligible recipients include graduating high school seniors around the state of Texas who have participated in competitive youth livestock events held at the State Fair, graduating seniors from six Dallas Independent School District high schools in the Fair Park area, and seasonal employees of the State Fair of Texas or their dependents. Recipients receive a $6,000 grant in total, renewable each semester if the student maintains eligibility while working towards a degree at a Texas college or university. State Fair scholars must attend an accredited college or university within the state of Texas. Recipients must enroll in, and pass, a minimum of 12 hours each semester, and must achieve a minimum 2.5 GPA the first semester and a 3.0 cumulative GPA for every semester thereafter. To clarify, if recipients make below a 3.0 one semester but their cumulative GPA is still at least a 3.0, they meet the required GPA. Recipients are required to submit their grades to the State Fair at the end of every semester by the communicated deadline. It is also the responsibility of the scholarship recipient to keep their contact information updated with the State Fair. Pete Schenkel Scholarships Honoring its past Chairman Pete Schenkel each year, the State Fair of Texas awards multiple $6,000 scholarships to selected applicants from the following Fair Park-area high schools: Irma Lerma Rangel Young Womens Leadership School, James Madison, Lincoln, North Dallas, Roosevelt, and Woodrow Wilson High Schools. Youth Livestock Scholarships The State Fair of Texas awards $6,000 scholarships to selected applicants who have competed in specific competitive youth livestock events held at the State Fair. Scholarships are given to applicants who are graduating from a Texas high school and preference is given to those pursuing an agricultural-related or agricultural-benefiting natural science curriculum at a Texas college or university. Seasonal Employee Scholarship First awarded in 2018, the State Fair of Texas Seasonal Employee Scholarship awards scholarships each year to seasonal staff members directly employed by the State Fair of Texas or to a dependent child, step-child, grandchild, step-grandchild, foster, or adopted child of the qualified seasonal employee. This scholarship is available for applicants who plan to attend an accredited two-year or four-year Texas college, university, or vocational-technical school. Eligible seasonal staff are those who have completed at least three years of seasonal employment as of January 1st of the year in which the scholarship is to be awarded and have worked an average of 20 hours a week during the prior Fair. Recipients receive a $6,000 grant, renewable in pre-determined increments (paid by semester or term) if the student maintains a 3.0 GPA while working towards the completion of an eligible degree. Other Livestock Awards and Scholarships On behalf of its significant past leaders and longtime supporters, the Fair also awards additional scholarships to exemplary program recipients whose behavior honors the namesake of each opportunity. With opportunities available for both newly awarded applicants and current sophomores, selected recipients receive an additional $6,000 to be disbursed throughout the duration of their college career. Benny Clark Memorial Scholarship A strong leader in the Texas agricultural community, Benny Clark served as the former vice president of agriculture & livestock at the State Fair of Texas. This scholarship is awarded to an outstanding Youth Livestock Scholarship new recipient and honors Bennys years of commitment to the State Fair. Peggy Sloan Memorial Scholarship A strong female leader, Peggy Sloan served as the former vice president of exhibits at the State Fair of Texas. This scholarship is awarded to an outstanding Pete Schenkel Scholarship recipient from the Irma L. Rangel Young Womens Leadership School and honors Peggys years of commitment to the State Fair. Terry Griffin Memorial Scholarship Serving on both the Board of Directors and Executive Committee for the State Fair of Texas, Terry Griffin was instrumental in developing the Fairs Youth Scholarship Program. This scholarship is awarded to two outstanding students one sophomore Pete Schenkel Scholarship recipient and one sophomore Youth Livestock Scholarship recipient. Clarice Tinsley Journalism Scholarship While millions of viewers in the Dallas/Fort Worth area know Clarice Tinsley for her work as a FOX4 News Anchor, the State Fair of Texas recognizes her as a longtime friend and supporter of its Scholarship Program. This scholarship is awarded to one outstanding student a sophomore Pete Schenkel Scholarship recipient who is pursuing a degree in journalism. Youth Livestock Contest Scholarships In addition to the Youth Livestock Scholarship mentioned above, the Fair also awards scholarships to Texas 4-H, FFA, and FCCLA students who have won or placed in specific youth livestock contests held during the State Fair of Texas. Scholarship awards vary by contest and placement won, with funds ranging from $1,000 to $5,000. During the annual State Fair of Texas event, approximately 170 livestock and agriculture events and leadership contests are held. Participants may receive compensation to reward placement in specific contests, ranging in amounts. These contests include but are not limited to public speaking, agriculture mechanics, AgRobotics, food, product identification, dairy judging, livestock skill-a-thons, an agriculture science fair, and the annual youth livestock auction. Community Initiatives As a long-standing Dallas institution, the State Fair of Texas has a unique appreciation for the local support that makes such a big event possible every year. With the ultimate goal of having a positive community impact, the Fair aims to give back through our partnerships with local organizations and initiatives. The Fair continues to expand outreach programs while placing a special priority on promoting community involvement at the local level. Our impact in the community focuses on three areas that complement our mission social capital, human capital, and financial capital. In addition, the Fair seeks to assist food insecurity in the South Dallas/Fair Park area through its Big Tex Urban Farms initiative. Community Grant Funding As a neighbor in the South Dallas/Fair Park community, we are committed to supporting nonprofit organizations that are providing services in this area. We understand that these organizations, like ours, depend on year-round generosity from citizens, volunteers, corporations, and other nonprofit organizations. In order to extend our hand to the members of our community that are bringing about positive change, the State Fair of Texas offers grants and sponsorships to local nonprofit organizations at specific times throughout the year. Since its establishment in 1886, the State Fair of Texas has celebrated all things Texan by promoting agriculture, education, and community involvement through quality entertainment in a family-friendly environment. Through our community donations, the State Fair is focused on supporting the local South Dallas/Fair Park community in three areas: Education (primarily high schools in the Fair Park area); Capacity Building of Nonprofits; and Economic Development. As a neighbor in this community, we are committed to supporting organizations that are providing services in this area. Interested parties, must apply and follow the grant application and funding timeline posted to BigTex.com/community. Sponsorship Those who are seeking sponsorship for an event or opportunity must submit the sponsorship request with all the essential information to the Fair on the indicated date or deadline posted to BigTex.com/community. Letters should include: - date of event - targeted audience expected and how many of participants impacted are in the s dallas/fair park area - recruitment/outreach efforts to target s dallas/fair park orgs/individuals - background/history of org - amount requested and why Summer Program Funding Each year the Fair funds summer programs, granting thousands of dollars to the local South Dallas community. Interested parties, must apply and follow the summer program funding timeline posted to BigTex.com/community. Payments to the City of Dallas The State Fair of Texas is a tenant of the City of Dallas at Fair Park. In addition to rent, as part of the contract, the Fair is to give a portion of excess revenues to the City for the upkeep of Fair Park. The Fair also pays money to the City for the services rendered by the Dallas Police Department, in order to help create a safe environment for all fairgoers, vendors, and staff. Contributions to Cultural Facilities and Organizat

(1) FUNDING PARTICIPATION OF LOCAL YOUTH IN STOMP WARS	1500	5,000
(2) YOUTH LIVESTOCK AUCTION PREMIUMS	1385	1,295,594
(3) LIVESTOCK AND CREATIVE ARTS PREMIUMS	1603	257,146
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