B Gill Clements Foundation

About B Gill Clements Foundation

B Gill Clements Foundation’s recent giving is defined by unrestricted operating support for mid-to-large institutions, especially in health care, conservation, therapeutic rehabilitation, and public K–12 education. Its largest recent grants include $100,000 to Baylor Healthcare Systems Foundation for general operating funds and $100,000 to Baylor Scott White Hospital for general operating funds, pointing to a clear preference for core support rather than project-restricted awards. The foundation also backs organizations with community-facing roles in Texas and beyond, including McLaren Northern Michigan Foundation, Equest Therapeutic Horsemanship, and Conservation Resource Association. The pattern across its grant list suggests an emphasis on institutions that already play an established role in service delivery or stewardship. Schools, hospitals, food banks, museums, and land-focused groups appear alongside disability-rehabilitation and veteran-serving organizations. The foundation’s grants are not limited to one issue area, but they consistently target operating capacity. That makes the funder notable for researchers tracking flexible institutional support across several public-benefit sectors. Recipients range from large health systems to local nonprofits and school districts, with amounts often at levels that can underwrite general operations.

What B Gill Clements Foundation Funds

In health care, the foundation gave $100,000 to Baylor Scott White Hospital for general operating funds and $81,000 to McClaren Northern Michigan Foundation for general operating funds. Those awards show support for hospital and health-system infrastructure rather than named programs. Its disability and therapeutic-recreation giving includes $75,000 to Equest Therapeutic Horsemanship for general operating funds and $10,000 to National Snaffle Bit Association for general operating funds. Those grants align with equine-assisted and horse-related community services. The foundation also supports conservation and education. It gave $75,000 to Conservation Resource Association for general operating funds and $64,000 to Chapel Hill Public Schools for general operating funds. Additional grants to Perot Museum and Dallas Arboretum indicate interest in educational and civic institutions that serve the public in Dallas.

How B Gill Clements Foundation Gives