WELCOME, STATE EMPLOYEES!
2026 STATE EMPLOYEE CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN
Every year, thousands of State of Texas employees come together to create lasting change. Since 1993, you’ve contributed over $214 million through the SECC, directly helping friends, neighbors, and communities across our state.​
Calling all State Employee Campaign Coordinators!
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Get ready to kick off a successful campaign season by joining us for this year's SECC Campaign Coordinators Training. Learn everything you need to confidently lead your workplace campaign, discover new resources and best practices, and see how your efforts help create lasting impact across our community.
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Come prepared to connect, learn, and leave with the tools to maximize your campaign and inspire generosity in your workplace.
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Together, we can make this our strongest campaign season yet. We look forward to seeing you there!​​​
LOCAL CHARITIES: 2026
Charitable organizations belonging to a statewide federation, which provide local services only, are listed in the LOCAL SECTION.
LOCAL UNAFFILIATED CHARITIES
[Charitable group code: 30]
United Way of El Paso County
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United Way of El Paso County unites people and resources to create measurable impact and build a stronger, more resilient El Paso.
Charity Code: 303000
Alzheimer's Association West Texas Chapter
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The Alzheimer's Association provides direct services in-person and online for care, support and education related supporting services to inform person-centered practices and improve the quality of care.
Charity Code: 055040
Big Brothers Big Sisters of El Paso
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Big Brothers Big Sisters provides mentoring and wrap-around services to youth and young adults helping support their overall mental, physical, emotional and academic well-being.
Charity Code: 303076
Candlelighters of West Texas & Southern New Mexico
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Candlelighters ensures no child will fight cancer alone. Our free programs include support groups, counseling, nutrition classes, family celebrations, retreats, camps, and emergency financial assistance.
Charity Code: 304094
CASA of El Paso, Inc.
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CASA recruits and trains individuals from the community to advocate for abused and neglected children. CASA advocates help these children find safe, permanent, loving homes.
Charity Code: 303010
Catholic Counseling Services, Inc.
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Providing psychotherapy to individuals, couples, or families with difficulties of daily living regardless of religion, income, ethnicity, race or sexual orientation on a sliding fee.
Charity Code: 303006
What your donation does: Since we charge a sliding fee scale, the $24.00 donation would supply a client with one session of psychotherapy. Sixty dollars would include 3 sessions and $120 would include 6 sessions which might be sufficient for the client to feel that he has control of the situation that brought them to us.
Center Against Sexual and Family Violence
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Comprehensive services for 3,500 victims yearly of domestic and sexual violence through residential and non-residential facilities for women, men and children.
Charity Code: 303030
Children's Grief Center of El Paso
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Peer grief support groups, grief education, and grief counseling services for youth ages 5-25 and their caregivers who are bereaved due to a death loss.
Charity Code: 303054
Crime Stoppers of El Paso, Inc.
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Crime Stoppers provides an anonymous platform for citizens to submit tips on crimes, tips that lead to an arrest are eligible for a cash reward.
Charity Code: 304040
El Paso Villa Maria
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Villa Maria provides a long term shelter for women experiencing homelessness. We provide basic and vital support, individual bed/bath, workshops and healthy meals.
Charity Code: 303078
El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank
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El Pasoans Fighting Hunger is El Paso's only food bank and a collaborative hub for hunger initiatives that assist in SNAP applications and nutrition education.
Charity Code: 303060
Estrella del Paso
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Providing free immigration legal services, including representation, legal screenings, and rights education, to help immigrants and asylum seekers navigate complex systems and keep families together.
Charity Code: 303054
Heart Gallery of El Paso
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Raises awareness for children in foster care awaiting adoption through professional photography, community exhibits, and outreach, helping connect youth with permanent, loving families.
Charity Code: 304089
Junior Achievement of El Paso
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Junior Achievement helps K-12 students explore financial literacy, career readiness, and entrepreneurship through engaging, hands-on lessons delivered by teachers and community volunteers.
Charity Code: 303077
Moms on Board
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MOB’s mission is to collaborate with local leaders to expand family-friendly amenities, improve existing spaces, and raise awareness of community projects through its social network.
Charity Code: 304096
Opportunity Center for the Homeless
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Overnight emergency shelter, meals, showers, case management, housing navigation, referrals, and supportive services for individuals experiencing homelessness through the Opportunity Center for the Homeless.
Charity Code: 303059
Paso del Norte Children's Development Center (PdN Children's)
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Provide access to inclusive early childhood education for children with disabilities and their families.
Charity Code: 303015
ProAction, Inc./Immunize El Paso
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Accessible immunizations, community outreach, EMT training, emergency medical services, serving vulnerable populations, elderly, children, adults, low-income, borderplex, CPR, First Aid, Medical Emergency Standby.
Charity Code: 304090
Project BRAVO
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Job training, affordable housing, free medications & eye glasses, homebuyer education & counseling, mortgage default counseling, weatherization, utility assistance, and other critical services.
Charity Code: 304091
Reynolds Home
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Reynolds Home provides shelter and basic services to homeless women and their children; mothers work toward achieving financial security, health and wellness and family cohesiveness.
Charity Code: 303075
Texas Tech Health El Paso
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Your gift to TTUHSC El Paso paves the way for groundbreaking research, student scholarships, and improved access to patient services.
Charity Code: 304085
What your donation does: Your gift to TTUHSC El Paso paves the way for groundbreaking research, student scholarships, and improved access to patient services.
The Salvation Army
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Provides emergency shelter, meals, case management, and supportive services to help families and individuals experiencing crisis achieve stability and long-term self-sufficiency.
Charity Code: 303028
University Medical Center Foundation of El Paso
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The Foundation serves as UMC of El Paso's philanthropic and program development champion, supporting workforce development and strategic initiatives that expand care capacity in the region.
Charity Code: 304095
YWCA El Paso del Norte Region
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Providing direct services to empower individuals and families across city-wide locations that offer childcare, health and wellness facilities, and supportive housing for homeless and seniors.
Charity Code: 304093
What your donation does: A donation of $24 to the Young Womens Christians Association El Paso Del Norte Region (YWCA) supports a month of after school programming for a working family. A donation of $60 provides three hours of therapy to survivors of domestic violence. A donation of $120 covers the cost of eight youth swimming lessons. From high quality childcare to supportive housing for seniors and homeless, donations make it all possible.
LOCAL INDEPENDENT CHARITIES OF TEXAS
[Charitable group code: 47]
La Posada Home Inc
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Established in 1986 to assist women and children survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault or human trafficking with shelter and crucial services.
Charity Code: 479005
Success Story: Many believe working at a homeless shelter is disheartening, but’s incredibly fulfilling. Witnessing individuals, often victims of childhood abuse, work towards creating better lives inspiring. Ms. Y, a former addict, joined La Posada after completing a detox program. Now a mother, she sought counseling, parenting skills, education, and daycare for her child. With La Posada's support, she started college, secured quality childcare, became a head resident, and eventually moved in with her sister. Ms. Y continues her education and thrives as a dedicated parent, showcasing the resilience of many striving for.