A quiet, verifiable record of community work. Local schools, the people in front of me, and causes I can stand behind come first.
In 2022, a $300,000 gift established the Andrew Hillman Family Room at the Lamplighter School in Dallas. The gift supports the school's Innovation Lab capital campaign and its robotics and specialized STEM programs, where the youngest students learn to design, build, and test.
The Innovation Lab is the subject of an academic case study. The gift carries school-wide donor recognition.
Lamplighter School, Dallas · Innovation Lab capital campaign
Both awards are in development. Program details, including award amounts, eligibility, and the selection process, will be announced.
A scholarship in development for U.S. undergraduates who demonstrate genuine entrepreneurial vision. Details to be announced.
A grant in development for U.S. undergraduates pursuing biotechnology, regenerative medicine, or life sciences. Details to be announced.
Program details, including eligibility and the application process, will be announced. No applications are open at this time.
Local schools, neighborhood institutions, and the people in front of me come first. Marquee causes can wait their turn.
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The work shows up where it is needed. The record speaks where the press cannot reach.
Dated, verifiable milestones in community giving. Each entry is documented on this site or a third-party record.
A scholarship in development for U.S. undergraduates who demonstrate genuine entrepreneurial vision. Details to be announced.
A $300,000 gift established the Andrew Hillman Family Room at the Lamplighter School in Dallas, supporting the Innovation Lab capital campaign and its robotics and STEM programs. School-wide donor recognition.
A gift to the Heroes for Israel Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting Israel's border communities and volunteer first responders.
A grant in development for U.S. undergraduates pursuing biotechnology, regenerative medicine, or life sciences. Details to be announced. A nationwide undergraduate search was announced in June 2026.
Andrew Hillman grew up in Oak Cliff and South Dallas, working in the family businesses from the age of six, a self-made start that still shapes how he gives back. A Dallas father of two, a devoted family man, and a proud American who stays active and lives a drug-free and alcohol-free life, he supports educational and community institutions in Dallas. He also enjoys mentoring young people in business, an interest reflected in the Andrew Hillman Scholarship for Entrepreneurs. A $300,000 gift established the Andrew Hillman Family Room at The Lamplighter School (school profile), supporting its Innovation Lab. He is also a supporter and affiliate of Dallas community and Jewish organizations, including Temple Emanu-El of Dallas and Chabad.
Andrew Hillman is a donor to and supporter of the following community and charitable organizations:
In loving memory. Several of these gifts honor Andrew Hillman's family, including a room named at Temple Emanu-El for his grandmother, Fannie Bella Levine, and a nursing station at Methodist Dallas Medical Center for his grandfather, Henry Bergman Levine. He has also made several private gifts in memory of Fannie Bella Levine.