Did You Know: Renaissance Heights Foundation (RHF), the community quarterback for Renaissance Heights United (RHU), seeks support for a $100,000 matching investment by December 31, 2023. With $60,000+ pledged, RHU … Continue Reading →
Walmart in Renaissance Square officially reopens as Walmart 2.0
🎉 Exciting News! 🎉 The wait is over – Walmart Supercenter at Renaissance Square, Fort Worth, just got a major glow-up! After a 110-day remodel worth $8 million, we’ve officially … Continue Reading →
Transforming Together: Your Opportunity to Empower Renaissance Heights
Dear Community Members, We are thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity that will propel Renaissance Heights, our vibrant community in southeast Fort Worth, to new heights of prosperity and well-being. … Continue Reading →
ICYMI: Affordable Housing Update from our Executive Director!
City Council Votes in Favor to Fund Renaissance Phase lll Housing I am thrilled to share some significant news with all of you. On Tuesday, September 12, the City of … Continue Reading →
🎉 Join us for the 2023 Harambee Festival in Renaissance Heights! 🎉
Renaissance Heights proudly hosts the Tarrant County Harambee Festival, a celebration of culture, community, and creativity! 📆 Date: October 6th and 7th 📍 Location: Renaissance Heights Brought to you by … Continue Reading →
Philanthropic organizations must evolve how create systemic change in our communities.
We Must Evolve How We Create Change. Philanthropic organizations must evolve how we create systemic change in our communities. According to Inside Philanthropy, the strategy for how foundations approach generating … Continue Reading →
Columbia Renaissance Square Wins A 2023 CLIDE Award!
We’re excited to announce that Columbia Renaissance Square has won a 2023 Celebrating Leadership in Development Excellence (CLIDE) Award! The CLIDE Awards Program was created in 2003 to recognize private … Continue Reading →
Healthy food is essential to ensuring positive health outcomes.
Renaissance Heights Foundation is closing gaps in local food deserts by providing incentives to grocery stores. Learn more: https://fortworthreport.org/2023/04/08/shopping-elsewhere-why-major-grocery-stores-shun-the-food-deserts-of-fort-worth/
Build Healthy Places Case Study Looks at How Renaissance Heights United is Bridging the Gap Between Housing and Health
The relationship between health and housing is a frequent discussion when looking at building healthy and sustainable communities. Build Healthy Places Network, is working with communities in the Purpose Built … Continue Reading →
Removing Fort Worth Redlines
Redlining effects still seen in Fort Worth. Optimism about environment that could draw investment that ends redlining. In Fort Worth, there is optimism about progress against the practice known as “redlining.” … Continue Reading →
