Renaissance Heights is a 200-acre site located four miles southeast of downtown Fort Worth. We are intentionally and purposefully focused on serving the children, families, and adults who call our neighborhood home.
We believe that each person should be provided with the resources and services to address the generational poverty challenges that affect so many across the country.
We are building on a vision for a future filled with limitless possibilities in Renaissance Heights.
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Executive Director, Kenny Mosley and Purpose Built Communities met in Washington, D.C., to speak with Congress and their staff about the need for policies that support thriving neighborhoods. Hill Day … Continue Reading →
Collaboration fuels transformation!
University of North Texas at Dallas Nonprofit Leadership Series REGISTER NOW: https://untdallas.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAuc-qrqDwvEtFcw3CcrlVOh7yuJEsLp7G- February 21, 2025 from 9:00 am – 10:00 am CST The Power of Partnerships: Collaborating for Greater … Continue Reading →
RHF Receives Rotary Club of Fort Worth Worth Grant for Community Development!
Great News! The Rotary Club of Fort Worth has awarded Renaissance Heights Foundation a grant to support our work! We’re grateful for their commitment to community impact and excited to … Continue Reading →
Gratitude for a Year of Impact at Renaissance Heights
Grateful for a year of impact! RHF made strides in housing, partnerships & leadership in 2024. Thank YOU—residents, donors, & volunteers—for shaping our vision for Renaissance Heights. Here’s to continued … Continue Reading →
RHF, in partnership with Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas and Charles Schwab recieves award through the Partnership Grant Program (PGP).
Renaissance Heights Foundation is thrilled to receive a $30,000 award from Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas and Charles Schwab as part of the Partnership Grant Program (PGP)! This funding … Continue Reading →We want to hear from you.
We value the input of all residents and partners and work diligently to honor the objectives of neighborhood groups and community leaders.