Central Texas Community Foundation

About Central Texas Community Foundation

A $1,042,540 grant to the Round Rock Area Serving Center stands out in the foundation’s recent giving and points to a clear pattern: Central Texas Community Foundation backs local organizations with substantial operating support. The next-largest gift in the list, $1,000,000 to Brookwood in Georgetown, reinforces that emphasis while also showing interest in work training for people with disabilities. Across the recent grants provided, the foundation also supported Williamson County Children’s Advocacy Center, Dell Children’s Medical Center Foundation, YMCA of Greater Williamson County, and Helping Hand Home, often with general organizational support rather than tightly restricted project funding. Its portfolio includes community services, children and family support, education-related institutions, veteran-serving organizations, and faith-based nonprofits. The grants list also shows support for animal welfare, including Texas Humane Heroes, and for relief efforts tied to Williamson County flooding. Recent awards range from six-figure and seven-figure commitments down to smaller grants, indicating a mix of large anchor gifts and ongoing local support. The foundation’s active programs add another layer: student-led giving circles, a future fund for individuals and couples, rural impact investment, scholarships, and dedicated flood relief funds all sit alongside its grantmaking.

What Central Texas Community Foundation Funds

In community support, Central Texas Community Foundation gave $1,042,540 to Round Rock Area Serving Center for general organizational support and $544,000 to Williamson County Children’s Advocacy Center for the same purpose. Education appears through grants to Catholic and school-based institutions, including $240,000 to University of Austin Catholic Center at Ut and $50,000 to Good Shepherd Episcopal School. The foundation also funded children and family services with $205,000 to Dell Children’s Medical Center Foundation and $55,000 to Helping Hand Home. Veterans-related support shows up in $55,000 to Deliverance Worship Center for veterans program support and $50,000 to Honor Flight Austin for general organizational support. Animal welfare is present too, with $100,000 to Texas Humane Heroes for Williamson County animal support.

How Central Texas Community Foundation Gives