Stephanie Hollman has transitioned from reality television personality to Chief Giving Officer, focusing on philanthropic initiatives with The Hollman Family Foundation.
Stephanie Hollman has actively served as Hollman, Inc.'s Chief Giving Officer since 2020, establishing The Hollman Family Foundation and overseeing its philanthropic initiatives, including the Hollman HELPS program and locker renovation contests.
Stephanie Hollman's foundation funded 40 mentoring relationships for Big Brothers Big Sisters as part of her philanthropic efforts.
The Hollman Family Foundation, under Stephanie Hollman's leadership, provided 400 nights of shelter for women at The Family Place Emergency Shelter.
Stephanie Hollman's foundation donated Christmas gifts for six families through Leukemia Texas.
Stephanie Hollman gained public recognition as a main cast member on “The Real Housewives of Dallas,” which premiered on Bravo on April 11, 2016. She remained an active participant in the series for its entire five-season run, concluding in May 2021, appearing in 78 episodes. During her time on the show, she also co-hosted the podcast “Weekly Dose of BS” alongside Brandi Redmond, which began in 2018. Her television appearances further include a 2021 episode of “Watch What Crappens” and a 2018 episode of “Extra.”
Beyond her television career, Hollman has dedicated her efforts to philanthropy. Since 2020, she has officially served as the Chief Giving Officer for Hollman, Inc., a company owned by her husband, Travis Hollman. In this role, she established The Hollman Family Foundation, focusing on various community initiatives. Her work includes developing the Hollman HELPs program, which supports employees and their families, and leading a High School Locker Renovation Contest. These projects demonstrate a shift towards leveraging her public platform for community development and support.
Under her leadership, The Hollman Family Foundation has completed locker room renovations for Hamshire Fannett High School and Beecher High School. The foundation also donated lockers to the Shelton School in Dallas, provided 400 nights of shelter for women at the Family Place Emergency Shelter, funded 40 mentoring relationships for Big Brother Big Sisters, and organized Christmas gift donations for six families through Leukemia Texas. Her involvement extends to several local and national charitable organizations, including Big Brothers Big Sisters, The Family Place, and Leukemia Texas, reflecting her sustained commitment to community service.
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