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North Texas Still Has a Use for Your Old Ham Radio

If you have old ham gear in North Texas, the best move is not dropping it at a thrift store and hoping for the best. McKinney Amateur Radio Club is the rare local organization where dusty radios can feed license training, technical workshops, repeater infrastructure, and real emergency-readiness practice.

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Community Development

Your Work Clothes Still Have 1 More Job in Dallas

Your old blazer can do better than a generic donation bin. Dress for Success Dallas turns professional clothing into something much more useful: a volunteer-powered path through suiting, career support, and job training.

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Narcan Got the Attention in Dallas. CARE Handles the Rest.

CARE-Dallas distributed 3,252 Narcan doses in 2025, but the sharper story starts after the handoff. This Dallas nonprofit pairs harm reduction with student outreach, SoberU, and plain-language substance-use education that actually sticks.

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