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Spring, TX

CHILDRENS TRANSPLANT INITIATIVE

EIN 81-4625738
Health & Wellness Disease & Chronic Illness Support Children & youth Patients & families
Mission

Children’s Transplant Initiative will empower, inspire, and give hope to children and their families who are involved in the transplant process by providing spiritual, emotional, and financial support.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About CHILDRENS TRANSPLANT INITIATIVE

Children’s Transplant Initiative (CTI) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Spring, Texas that supports pediatric solid-organ transplant patients and their families. CTI operates direct-service programs including financial assistance, peer mentor support (Hope Lifeline), donor awareness work, and a hospitality housing program called “R”Rooms for out-of-town families receiving care at major pediatric transplant centers. CTI’s "R"Rooms hospitality program provides temporary, fully furnished two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments (with kitchens and laundry) located to serve families using Texas Medical Center (Houston), Dell Children’s Medical Center (Austin), and Children’s Health (Dallas). Families enter the program through a hospital social worker referral and CTI aims to remove lodging and logistic barriers so caregivers can remain with their child during evaluation, surgery and recovery. The organization’s tax-exempt status and EIN (81-4625738) are confirmed in public Form 990 filings; CTI has shown significant revenue growth in recent years while maintaining program operations and partnerships with regional pediatric transplant centers. Leadership includes founders/active executives who are listed on public filings and CTI conducts recurring community fundraising events to support its programs.

Notable achievements

Multi-city "R"Rooms hospitality program

Established and operates the “R”Rooms housing program providing temporary, fully furnished two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments for out-of-town pediatric transplant families near hospital campuses in Houston, Austin and Dallas, lowering lodging barriers during transplant care.

Significant recent revenue growth

Reported revenues have grown substantially in recent years (organization-reported Form 990 figures show an increase from roughly $224k in FY2021 to several hundred thousands in the most recent fiscal filings), enabling expanded program capacity and financial assistance to families.

Sustained community fundraising and grant support

Operates annual donor events (Children’s Transplant Classic Sporting Clay Shoot and Links “Fore” Life golf tournament) and secures foundation and local grants to fund housing and family assistance programs.

At a glance

Total assets
$397K
Annual revenue
$803K
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
81-4625738
Location
Spring, TX
Website
cti-tx.org
On Mahalo since
May 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Charity Navigator profile and rating: the organization is listed on Charity Navigator (three-star level / mid-tier profile status and published beacon metrics).
Recognized partner/resource by pediatric transplant centers: CTI’s housing resources (including Nora’s Home / RRooms references) are listed among patient housing resources at major transplant centers such as Texas Children’s Hospital and other regional pediatric hospitals.
Verified tax-exempt status and public filings: CTI’s EIN (81-4625738) and multiple years of Form 990 filings are available through public nonprofit data services, confirming its status as an operating 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

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