Credit Union of Texas Charitable Foundation
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About Credit Union of Texas Charitable Foundation
The Credit Union of Texas Charitable Foundation focuses on high-impact, local crisis and direct-service interventions in the Allen/Dallas‑area community. Its largest commitments support survivors of the Allen outlet mass shooting and organizations that provide hands-on basic needs (showers, hygiene) and faith‑based recovery services. The foundation favors immediate relief and recovery rather than broad policy or institutional support.
Focus Areas
Mass‑shooting survivor support and victim services in Allen, TXStreet‑level hygiene and basic‑needs services for unhoused individuals (mobile showers)Faith‑based recovery and mission-driven community assistance
Who They Fund
mass shooting victims and their families (Allen Outlet)low-income individuals/familiesveterans (rent assistance)local cultural/community groups (Los Stanga Folklorico, book fair organizers)students/children receiving back-to-school supplies
About Credit Union of Texas Charitable Foundation
The Credit Union of Texas Charitable Foundation’s largest recent commitment was $260,661 to Victims First Inc for support and aid to victims of the Allen outlet mass shooting. That grant sets the tone for a portfolio built around direct relief: crisis response, family assistance, and immediate community recovery. In the recent grants list, the foundation also backed Streetside Showers Inc with $94,500 in general support and Hope Restored Missions LLC with $32,000 in general support, both of which point to hands-on service delivery rather than institutional funding. The foundation’s work reaches into basic-needs support as well. It funded a mobile-refrigerator purchase for Grateful Gratitude Hearts Foundation in Allen, plumbing repair for an individual in poverty through Pipe Dreams Enterprises in Wylie, and rent payment for veteran Mr. Freeman through Resort at Jefferson Park in Irving. These grants show a pattern of practical interventions for households and local service organizations. The foundation also supports cultural and family-serving community groups, including Los Stanga Folklorico through Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD and the Greathouse family through Communities Foundation of Upshur County.
What Credit Union of Texas Charitable Foundation Funds
A clear theme in the foundation’s giving is direct emergency assistance. It awarded $85,238 to Victims First Inc for support for Allen outlet mall shooting victims, extending the earlier mass-shooting response with a separate 2025 grant. Basic-needs services are another recurring area. Streetside Showers Inc received $94,500 in general support, while Grateful Gratitude Hearts Foundation received $1,616 for mobile refrigerators, indicating support for street-level resource delivery. The foundation also funds family and community stabilization work. Hope’s Door New Beginning Center received $2,500 in general support, and City House Inc received $1,250 in general support. In education and youth-related support, Children’s Advocacy Center Collin County received $1,000 for sensory kits for a back-to-school event, and Texas Retired Teachers Association received $2,500 for a book fair.
How Credit Union of Texas Charitable Foundation Gives
Typical grant size is tightly clustered at $260,661, with p25, median, and p75 all at that same amount. The recent record also shows many smaller awards below that level, including several under $10,000, which suggests a mix of one large anchor grant and numerous direct-service grants. The foundation’s recent grants are all to U.S. recipients. The data shows repeated support to the same organizations in the same year, including Victims First Inc, Children’s Advocacy Center Rockwall, Fannin County Children’s Center, Resort at Jefferson Park, and Upshur County Community Fund, which points to ongoing support rather than one-off gifts alone. The foundation does not make program-related investments, and individual funding is not part of its model.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$305K
Total Assets
$257K
Total Revenue
$419K
Total Expenses
$456K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $261K and $261K, with a median of $261K.
25th Percentile
$261K
Median
$261K
75th Percentile
$261K
Geographic Reach
Local3 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
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