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As a community-powered, nonprofit newsroom, Dallas Free Press answers only to our neighbors. That independence keeps our work rooted in real community needs rather than outside interests — providing free, accessible and trustworthy information shaped by our neighbors’ questions, concerns and celebrations.


From now until Dec. 31, NewsMatch is helping strengthen and sustain that independence by stretching your generosity further — tripling one-time gifts up to $1,000 per donor and matching all new monthly gifts 12x.


Your support today strengthens the foundation of this work, ensuring we can continue delivering the kind of reporting neighbors rely on to understand, navigate and advocate for their communities.


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P.O. Box 150951

Dallas, TX 75315

Dallas Free Press is a 501(c)3 nonprofit and all donations are tax-deductible.

EIN 20-5245262 (legal name Advocate Foundation Inc., dba Dallas Free Press)

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Our Funders

As part of our commitment to financial transparency, the following funders each have given Dallas Free Press $5,000 or more.

Major Funders: Entities
  • The Addy Foundation
  • The Dallas Foundation
  • Dallas Media Collaborative
  • The GroundTruth Project
  • Inasmuch Foundation
  • Institute for Nonprofit News
  • LION Publishers
  • The Miami Foundation
  • State Fair of Texas
  • United Way Metropolitan Dallas
  • Walmart Spark Good
Major Funders: Individuals
  • Betsy and Dan Healy

Major Funders: Entities

  • City of Dallas
  • Communities Foundation of Texas
  • Dallas Media Collaborative
  • Democracy Fund
  • Emerson Collective
  • The GroundTruth Project
  • Harold Simmons Foundation
  • LION Publishers
  • Lyda Hill Philanthropies
  • Press On
  • United Way Metropolitan Dallas
Major Funders: Individuals
  • Betsy and Dan Healy
  • Sudie and Gordon Worsham
  • Damien and Keri Mitchell

Major Funders: Entities

  • The Addy Foundation
  • Capital Homestead Initiative
  • Emerson Collective
  • The GroundTruth Project
  • Google News Initiative
  • Lyda Hill Philanthropies
  • The Miami Foundation
  • The Summerlee Foundation
  • State Fair of Texas
  • Toyota USA Foundation
  • Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Dallas
  • Wilshire Baptist Church
Major Funders: Individuals
  • Betsy and Dan Healy
  • Sudie and Gordon Worsham

Major Funders: Entities

  • Harold Simmons Foundation
  • The Miami Foundation
  • Solutions Journalism Network
  • State Fair of Texas
  • Toyota USA Foundation
  • United Way Metropolitan Dallas
Major Funders: Individuals
  • Sudie and Gordon Worsham

Major Funders: Entities

  • Better Together Fund
  • Communities Foundation of Texas
  • Facebook Journalism Project
  • Press On
  • Solutions Journalism Network
  • United Way Metropolitan Dallas

 

Donor & Financial Transparency

We are committed to transparency in every aspect of funding our organization.

Accepting financial support does not mean we endorse donors or their products, services or opinions.

We accept gifts, grants and sponsorships from individuals, organizations and foundations to help with our general operations, coverage of specific topics and special projects. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that operates as a public trust, we do not pay certain taxes. We may receive funds from standard government programs offered to nonprofits or similar businesses.

Our news judgments are made independently — not based on or influenced by donors or any revenue source. We do not give supporters the rights to assign, review or edit content.

We make public all revenue sources and donors who give $5,000 or more per year. As a news nonprofit, we avoid accepting charitable donations from anonymous sources, government entities, political parties, elected officials or candidates seeking public office. We will not accept donations from sources who, deemed by our board of directors, present a conflict of interest with our work or compromise our independence.

To learn more about our work, send an email to development manager Haley Chavez: haley@dallasfreepress.com.