Finalist
Vote for the men
rebuilding their lives.
Men of Nehemiah is one of five Southwest Region finalists for a Chick-fil-A® True Inspiration Awards® grant. Voting is open in the Chick-fil-A App, September 1–30.
Every finalist wins.
The size is up to you.
Out of the nonprofits across Chick-fil-A’s entire Southwest Region, five were chosen. We were nominated by Jeff White, who operates Chick-fil-A at Central & Southwestern and Hillcrest & University.
We have applied several times before. This is the furthest we have ever come.
Southwest Region award tiers
All five finalists receive funding. Final amounts are set by a total score, and public voting is part of that score — which is why two minutes of your time genuinely moves the number. Results are announced in January 2027.
How to vote
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Open the Chick-fil-A App
Sign in to your Chick-fil-A One® account — or create one, it takes a minute.
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Tap “For You”
It’s the tab at the bottom of the screen.
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Find the True Inspiration Awards card
Then tap Vote Now.
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Select the Southwest region
That’s us. Dallas, Texas.
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Cast your vote for Men of Nehemiah
One vote per Chick-fil-A One® account. That’s it — you’re done.
Watch the 30-second video →
On a laptop?
Scan to get the Chick-fil-A App on your phone, then follow the five steps above.
Nine months. Three pillars.
A life rebuilt.
Men of Nehemiah is a nine-month, faith-based residential drug and alcohol treatment program in South Dallas. We have served thousands of men — and we do not stop at the man. We work with his family, and we walk with him after he graduates.
Biblical Discipleship
Grace-filled discipleship that shows men their true value in Christ, regardless of their past.
Clinical Services
Trauma-informed care addressing the root causes of addiction — individual, group, 12-step and family counseling.
Military Structure
A structured environment that rebuilds routine, discipline, and practical life skills.
of the men who complete our 9-month program and continue in our sober living aftercare community have been drug and alcohol-free for a year.