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    Meadows Foundation

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    Dallas, TXWebsite2148269431

    About Meadows Foundation

    The Meadows Foundation concentrates large, strategic gifts to strengthen cultural institutions, improve statewide mental health policy, and catalyze community-serving capital projects in Dallas and across Texas. Its grants support arts education and museum excellence at Southern Methodist University, system-level mental health policy work, and neighborhood-focused social enterprise/development initiatives. The foundation favors transformational investments (endowment, facilities, or organizational scale) rather than many small operating grants.

    Focus Areas

    University arts school & museum endowment/capital (Meadows School of the Arts / Meadows Museum at SMU)Statewide mental health policy and system reform (Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute for Texas)Youth workforce & reentry social enterprise with facility development (Cafe Momentum flagship location in Wilson Historic District)

    Who They Fund

    Dallas County residents and neighborhoods (including South Dallas, East Quarter, Wilson Historic District)Texas statewide populations (policy and systems impact)students and young adults (K-12 and postsecondary)

    About Meadows Foundation

    A defining feature of Meadows Foundation Inc. is its use of large, strategic gifts to shape institutions and public systems in Texas. In the most recent grants, that includes a $4.9 million award to Southern Methodist University to sustain and build the Meadows School of the Arts and the Meadows Museum to standards of excellence, alongside a $4.0 million grant to the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute for Texas for continued support of a statewide mental health policy institute. The foundation also makes capital-oriented investments in community-serving projects, such as a $3.4 million land donation to Cafe Momentum for a new flagship location in the Wilson Historic District. These grants show a pattern of backing organizations that can deliver scale, whether in higher education, mental health policy, or neighborhood development. The foundation’s giving is not limited to one field: it also supports homelessness reduction, teacher development, water conservation, civic information, and local public awareness efforts. Across the recent grant list, the foundation favors organizations positioned to build facilities, expand systems, or strengthen long-term capacity rather than short-term one-off programming.

    What Meadows Foundation Funds

    Arts and cultural institutions are a clear priority. Southern Methodist University received $4.9 million in 2025 and $4.9 million in 2024 to sustain and build the Meadows School of the Arts and the Meadows Museum. In mental health, the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute for Texas received $4.0 million in 2024 for continued support of a statewide policy institute designed to improve the mental health system of Texas. Economic mobility is another recurring theme: Commit2Dallas and Child Poverty Action Lab received $700,000 in 2025 for Opportunity 2040 to accelerate economic mobility for Dallas County residents, after a similar $700,000 grant in 2024 for Dallas County students and young adults. Education work appears through Educate Texas, which received $575,000 in 2025 to improve postsecondary education completion rates in Texas.

    How Meadows Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster in the mid-six-figure range, with p25 at $50,000, a median of $75,400, and p75 at $150,000. The recent list also includes multiple larger awards in the $250,000 to $500,000 range and several multimillion-dollar grants for institutional and capital support. The foundation shows a strong repeat-grantee pattern: Southern Methodist University, Commit2Dallas and Child Poverty Action Lab, Educate Texas, and Forest Forward each appear in more than one recent year. It is a regular funder, funds individuals, and also makes program-related investments. The grant pattern suggests a mix of operating support, system-building, and capital-oriented giving rather than open solicitation-based awards.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $21.5M

    Total Assets

    $718M

    Total Revenue

    $29.6M

    Total Expenses

    $45M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $50K and $150K, with a median of $75K.

    25th Percentile

    $50K

    Median

    $75K

    75th Percentile

    $150K

    Geographic Reach

    Local14 states funded
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    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated: few very large grants (multi-million dollar) with repeat support to institutional grantees; emphasis on capital gifts, institutional strengthening, and statewide policy initiatives rather than broad, small-scale grantmaking.

    Funding Style

    capacity building and organizational transitioncapital project funding (construction, land donation, renovation)program expansion and multi-year programmatic supportreplication and scaling of proven social enterprise modelspolicy/system change and advocacy support

    Notable grantees: Southern Methodist University, Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute for Texas, Cafe Momentum

    Topics

    arts, museum, and historic preservation supportmental health system reform and policy institute developmenteconomic mobility and youth workforce developmenteducation improvement (K-12 teacher preparation, retention, and postsecondary completion)homelessness reduction via rehousing and behavioral healthcarewater resource conservation and development of water marketslocal journalism, civic information, and public awareness campaigns

    Where Meadows Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is heavily concentrated in Texas, with 89% of grants going to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state. Dallas dominates the recent recipient list, including awards to Southern Methodist University, Cafe Momentum, Housing Forward, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, and Forest Forward. Austin is another repeated hub, with grants to Texas Water Trade, Texas Tribune, Texas Water Foundation, and The University of Texas at Austin College of Education. Outside the Dallas and Austin corridors, recent grants reached Uvalde, Odessa, San Antonio, and Los Angeles, though the overall recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Meadows Foundation

    What kinds of work does Meadows Foundation Inc. support?

    Recent grants support arts and museum institutions, statewide mental health policy, youth economic mobility, postsecondary completion, homelessness reduction, water conservation, local journalism, and community capital projects. The biggest awards in the recent list go to Southern Methodist University, the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute for Texas, and Cafe Momentum.

    How large are the foundation’s typical grants?

    The typical recent grant sits in the mid-six-figure range: p25 is $50,000, the median is $75,400, and p75 is $150,000. The recent record also includes several $250,000 to $500,000 grants and a few multimillion-dollar awards.

    Does the foundation support the same organizations across multiple years?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in consecutive years, including Southern Methodist University, Commit2Dallas and Child Poverty Action Lab, Educate Texas, and Forest Forward. That pattern points to multi-year support rather than isolated one-time awards.

    Where does the foundation give most often?

    Texas is the clear center of giving, with 89% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Dallas appears most frequently in the recent grants list, followed by Austin, with additional awards in Uvalde, Odessa, and San Antonio.

    What types of funding methods does the foundation use?

    The foundation is a regular funder, funds individuals, and makes program-related investments. The recent grants also show capital-oriented support, including land donation, facility renovation, and organizational capacity building.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Current and upcoming funding from Meadows Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

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    Educator Preparation

    educator preparationteacher pipelineteacher quality+2 more

    Who can apply: Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities or public entities serving the people of Texas. Proposals must benefit the state of Texas.

    Deadline: Proposals may be submitted at any time throughout the year; apply at least four to five months before funding is needed.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Depression

    depressionmental healthprimary care+1 more

    Who can apply: Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities or public entities serving the people of Texas. Proposals must benefit the state of Texas.

    Deadline: Proposals may be submitted at any time throughout the year; apply at least four to five months before funding is needed.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Water Conservation

    water conservationenvironmentresource management

    Who can apply: Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities or public entities serving the people of Texas. Proposals must benefit the state of Texas.

    Deadline: Proposals may be submitted at any time throughout the year; apply at least four to five months before funding is needed.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Health

    health caremental healthhealth innovation+1 more

    Who can apply: Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities or public entities serving the people of Texas. Proposals must benefit the state of Texas. No grants to individuals or for-profit organizations.

    Deadline: Proposals may be submitted at any time throughout the year; apply at least four to five months before funding is needed.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Postsecondary Completion

    postsecondary completionhigher educationworkforce development+2 more

    Who can apply: Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities or public entities serving the people of Texas. Proposals must benefit the state of Texas.

    Deadline: Proposals may be submitted at any time throughout the year; apply at least four to five months before funding is needed.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Homelessness

    homelessnesshousing stabilityDallas County+1 more

    Who can apply: Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities or public entities serving the people of Texas. Proposals must benefit the state of Texas.

    Deadline: Proposals may be submitted at any time throughout the year; apply at least four to five months before funding is needed.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Environment Grants

    environmentecological conservationbiological resources+1 more

    Who can apply: Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities or public entities serving the people of Texas. Proposals must benefit the state of Texas. No grants to individuals or for-profit organizations.

    Deadline: Proposals may be submitted at any time throughout the year; apply at least four to five months before funding is needed.

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    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Varies

    Civic & Public Affairs Grants

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    Who can apply: Qualified 501(c)(3) public charities or public entities serving the people of Texas. Proposals must benefit the state of Texas. No grants to individuals or for-profit organizations.

    Deadline: Proposals may be submitted at any time throughout the year; apply at least four to five months before funding is needed.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Southern Methodist UniversityDallas, TX$4,929,1202025To sustain and build the Meadows School of the Arts and the Meadows Museum to standards of excellence
    Cafe MomentumDallas, TX$3,400,0002025Donation of land to Cafe Momentum to build a new flagship location in the Wilson Historic District to house a restaurant and community services center.
    Commit2Dallas and Child Poverty Action Lab for Opportunity 2040Dallas, TX$700,0002025Toward continued support for an initiative to accelerate economic mobility for Dallas County residents and continuing support for Commit and the Child Poverty Action Lab
    Communities Foundation of Texas for Educate TexasDallas, TX$575,0002025Toward continued support to improve postsecondary education completion rates in Texas
    The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at DallasDallas, TX$500,0002025Toward continued support for integrating a depression screening platform and technical assistance into hospital systems in North Texas
    Uvalde Cisd Moving Forward FoundationUvalde, TX$500,0002025Toward continued support for a new elementary school to replace Robb Elementary School in Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District
    Housing ForwardDallas, TX$500,0002025Toward reducing the unsheltered population in Dallas and Collin counties by 50% through behavioral healthcare and rehousing assistance
    Texas Tribune IncAustin, TX$350,0002025Toward an initiative to rebuild local news across Texas, expand the reach of information, and increase earned revenue
    Texas Water Foundation IncAustin, TX$300,0002025Toward continued expansion of the Texas Runs on Water public awareness campaign
    Forest ForwardDallas, TX$275,0002025Toward the ongoing renovation of the historic Forest Theater and the community support it will provide to South Dallas
    Nature ConservancySan Antonio, TX$250,0002025Toward the development of a communications effort to build support for initiatives that will make Texas a global leader in adapting to environmental threats and protecting communities
    Cafe MomentumDallas, TX$250,0002025Toward building a new flagship location in the Wilson Historic District to house a restaurant and community services center
    United Way of Metropolitan Dallas IncDallas, TX$250,0002025Toward continued support for a collaboration that increases reading outcomes for elementary students in North Texas
    Texas Agricultural Land TrustSan Antonio, TX$250,0002025Toward supporting the facilitation of conservation easements to protect Texas' natural resources
    Texas A&M San Antonio FoundationSan Antonio, TX$250,0002025Toward continued support to establish the first Texas-based 'Educare', a national model for early education teacher training and workforce development
    Teach for America IncDallas, TX$250,0002025Toward the development of teacher preparation and professional development programs to improve the academic achievement of Texas students through effective teachers
    United Way of Metropolitan Dallas IncDallas, TX$250,0002025Toward a capacity-building tool to support nonprofit partners in accessing and effectively using new data that improves life outcomes for vulnerable populations in Dallas County
    Texas 2036Austin, TX$250,0002025Toward continued support for building data tools and conducting research to inform Texas community leaders, policymakers, and citizens
    Parkland FoundationDallas, TX$250,0002025Toward a program to reduce potentially life-threatening health complications for high-risk mothers giving birth at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas
    Meadows Foundation Matching Grant ProgramDallas, TX$223,8772025Encourage community support
    Lufkin Neighborhood StrongLufkin, TX$200,0002025Toward expanding a home repair program to preserve housing and prevent homelessness in East Texas
    Lutheran Social Service of The South Inc aka UpbringAustin, TX$200,0002025Toward mapping of child abuse and neglect incidents that are used to improve prevention and response practices in Travis County
    StagesHouston, TX$200,0002025Toward support for collaborative early-career theater training and mentoring programs in Houston
    Transformative Education for Adults IncAustin, TX$200,0002025Toward launching an innovative school system in North Texas to generate economic mobility and generational change
    Fossil Rim Wildlife Center IncGlen Rose, TX$200,0002025Toward constructing a new animal health and conservation center to increase conservation and research activities of endangered and threatened species in Texas
    Texas Water Foundation IncAustin, TX$200,0002025Toward continued support of efforts in Texas water policy, building capacity, and educational activities
    WGU CorporationSalt Lake City, UT$172,0002025Toward increasing degree and credential attainment rates in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and surrounding rural areas
    National Association of Student Personnel Administrators IncWashington, DC$150,0002025Toward increasing first-generation college completion rates in Texas
    National Wildlife FederationAustin, TX$150,0002025Toward mitigating Texas' water loss challenges and supporting statewide water conservation strategies
    Dallas County Mental Health & Mental Retardation CenterDallas, TX$150,0002025Toward building new datasets and bringing together disability providers and experts from across Texas to launch a transformational project to improve the lives of people with disabilities, their families, and caregivers
    Texas Water TradeAustin, TX$150,0002025Toward reliable access to water for all Texans by increasing the capture, treatment, and reuse of water
    Foundation for Brain Health AdvancesDallas, TX$150,0002025Toward establishing partnerships to build new programming at college campuses that equip North Texas students with actionable tools to improve brain health
    Environmental Defense Fund IncorporatedNew York, NY$150,0002025Toward advancing resilient groundwater management solutions in Texas to preserve water resources for the future
    Mosaic Family Services IncDallas, TX$150,0002025Toward the support of trauma-informed services for refugees who are survivors of family violence and human trafficking in the Metroplex
    Water FoundationSacramento, CA$150,0002025Toward advancing water conservation projects through a pooled fund that is leveraged to support organizations across Texas
    Just Community IncAustin, TX$150,0002025Toward an innovative program designed to create long-term economic independence for women in multiple Texas regions
    United to LearnDallas, TX$150,0002025Toward an innovative approach to strengthen Dallas's high-quality teacher pipeline, reduce teacher shortages, and improve student literacy skills
    Frontiers of Flight Museum IncDallas, TX$135,0002025Toward hiring key staff members to rebuild capacity and meet the needs of the growing number of museum visitors
    Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande ValleySan Juan, TX$135,0002025Toward expanding humanitarian relief and basic need services for migrant families who qualify for asylum at the humanitarian respite center in South Texas
    Bridge Steps dba The Bridge Homeless Recovery CenterDallas, TX$130,0002025Toward diversion services that connect people with housing solutions and improve the homeless response system in Dallas
    Communities Foundation of Texas for Dallas Morning News EdLab Arts AccessDallas, TX$125,0002025Toward expanding nonprofit journalism initiatives focused on education, arts and culture, and the challenges of future population growth in North Texas
    Impact Ventures AcceleratorDallas, TX$125,0002025Toward enabling entrepreneurs of color in South Dallas to access capital, establish and grow their businesses, and provide jobs in the community
    East Texas Veterans Community CouncilTyler, TX$125,0002025Toward providing care that improves mental health and quality of life, and increases opportunities for East Texas veterans and their families
    Powerhouse TexasAustin, TX$125,0002025Toward fostering Texas' clean energy transformation by bridging the science-policy education gap
    Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley IncPharr, TX$120,0002025Toward the purchase of a generator to protect thousands of pounds of perishable foods that will serve food banks across the state
    Family Gateway IncDallas, TX$119,0002025Toward renovation of a new space for families with children experiencing homelessness in Dallas
    Austin Classical Guitar SocietyAustin, TX$100,0002025Toward replicating and scaling a proven model that will expand access to fine arts education for students across Texas
    Out TeachWashington, DC$100,0002025Toward an innovative school program and new digital professional learning pathway for North Texas elementary science teachers
    Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights MuseumDallas, TX$100,0002025Toward bridging a revenue gap caused by COVID-19 as the museum grows visitorship and builds long-term financial sustainability
    Join Freeworld IncSan Jose, CA$100,0002025Toward reducing recidivism through a workforce program for people exiting incarceration

    Southern Methodist University

    $4,929,120
    Dallas, TX2025

    To sustain and build the Meadows School of the Arts and the Meadows Museum to standards of excellence

    Cafe Momentum

    $3,400,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Donation of land to Cafe Momentum to build a new flagship location in the Wilson Historic District to house a restaurant and community services center.

    Commit2Dallas and Child Poverty Action Lab for Opportunity 2040

    $700,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward continued support for an initiative to accelerate economic mobility for Dallas County residents and continuing support for Commit and the Child Poverty Action Lab

    Communities Foundation of Texas for Educate Texas

    $575,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward continued support to improve postsecondary education completion rates in Texas

    The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas

    $500,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward continued support for integrating a depression screening platform and technical assistance into hospital systems in North Texas

    Uvalde Cisd Moving Forward Foundation

    $500,000
    Uvalde, TX2025

    Toward continued support for a new elementary school to replace Robb Elementary School in Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District

    Housing Forward

    $500,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward reducing the unsheltered population in Dallas and Collin counties by 50% through behavioral healthcare and rehousing assistance

    Texas Tribune Inc

    $350,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward an initiative to rebuild local news across Texas, expand the reach of information, and increase earned revenue

    Texas Water Foundation Inc

    $300,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward continued expansion of the Texas Runs on Water public awareness campaign

    Forest Forward

    $275,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward the ongoing renovation of the historic Forest Theater and the community support it will provide to South Dallas

    Nature Conservancy

    $250,000
    San Antonio, TX2025

    Toward the development of a communications effort to build support for initiatives that will make Texas a global leader in adapting to environmental threats and protecting communities

    Cafe Momentum

    $250,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward building a new flagship location in the Wilson Historic District to house a restaurant and community services center

    United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Inc

    $250,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward continued support for a collaboration that increases reading outcomes for elementary students in North Texas

    Texas Agricultural Land Trust

    $250,000
    San Antonio, TX2025

    Toward supporting the facilitation of conservation easements to protect Texas' natural resources

    Texas A&M San Antonio Foundation

    $250,000
    San Antonio, TX2025

    Toward continued support to establish the first Texas-based 'Educare', a national model for early education teacher training and workforce development

    Teach for America Inc

    $250,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward the development of teacher preparation and professional development programs to improve the academic achievement of Texas students through effective teachers

    United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Inc

    $250,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward a capacity-building tool to support nonprofit partners in accessing and effectively using new data that improves life outcomes for vulnerable populations in Dallas County

    Texas 2036

    $250,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward continued support for building data tools and conducting research to inform Texas community leaders, policymakers, and citizens

    Parkland Foundation

    $250,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward a program to reduce potentially life-threatening health complications for high-risk mothers giving birth at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas

    Meadows Foundation Matching Grant Program

    $223,877
    Dallas, TX2025

    Encourage community support

    Lufkin Neighborhood Strong

    $200,000
    Lufkin, TX2025

    Toward expanding a home repair program to preserve housing and prevent homelessness in East Texas

    Lutheran Social Service of The South Inc aka Upbring

    $200,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward mapping of child abuse and neglect incidents that are used to improve prevention and response practices in Travis County

    Stages

    $200,000
    Houston, TX2025

    Toward support for collaborative early-career theater training and mentoring programs in Houston

    Transformative Education for Adults Inc

    $200,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward launching an innovative school system in North Texas to generate economic mobility and generational change

    Fossil Rim Wildlife Center Inc

    $200,000
    Glen Rose, TX2025

    Toward constructing a new animal health and conservation center to increase conservation and research activities of endangered and threatened species in Texas

    Texas Water Foundation Inc

    $200,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward continued support of efforts in Texas water policy, building capacity, and educational activities

    WGU Corporation

    $172,000
    Salt Lake City, UT2025

    Toward increasing degree and credential attainment rates in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and surrounding rural areas

    National Association of Student Personnel Administrators Inc

    $150,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Toward increasing first-generation college completion rates in Texas

    National Wildlife Federation

    $150,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward mitigating Texas' water loss challenges and supporting statewide water conservation strategies

    Dallas County Mental Health & Mental Retardation Center

    $150,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward building new datasets and bringing together disability providers and experts from across Texas to launch a transformational project to improve the lives of people with disabilities, their families, and caregivers

    Texas Water Trade

    $150,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward reliable access to water for all Texans by increasing the capture, treatment, and reuse of water

    Foundation for Brain Health Advances

    $150,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward establishing partnerships to build new programming at college campuses that equip North Texas students with actionable tools to improve brain health

    Environmental Defense Fund Incorporated

    $150,000
    New York, NY2025

    Toward advancing resilient groundwater management solutions in Texas to preserve water resources for the future

    Mosaic Family Services Inc

    $150,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward the support of trauma-informed services for refugees who are survivors of family violence and human trafficking in the Metroplex

    Water Foundation

    $150,000
    Sacramento, CA2025

    Toward advancing water conservation projects through a pooled fund that is leveraged to support organizations across Texas

    Just Community Inc

    $150,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward an innovative program designed to create long-term economic independence for women in multiple Texas regions

    United to Learn

    $150,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward an innovative approach to strengthen Dallas's high-quality teacher pipeline, reduce teacher shortages, and improve student literacy skills

    Frontiers of Flight Museum Inc

    $135,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward hiring key staff members to rebuild capacity and meet the needs of the growing number of museum visitors

    Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley

    $135,000
    San Juan, TX2025

    Toward expanding humanitarian relief and basic need services for migrant families who qualify for asylum at the humanitarian respite center in South Texas

    Bridge Steps dba The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center

    $130,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward diversion services that connect people with housing solutions and improve the homeless response system in Dallas

    Communities Foundation of Texas for Dallas Morning News EdLab Arts Access

    $125,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward expanding nonprofit journalism initiatives focused on education, arts and culture, and the challenges of future population growth in North Texas

    Impact Ventures Accelerator

    $125,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward enabling entrepreneurs of color in South Dallas to access capital, establish and grow their businesses, and provide jobs in the community

    East Texas Veterans Community Council

    $125,000
    Tyler, TX2025

    Toward providing care that improves mental health and quality of life, and increases opportunities for East Texas veterans and their families

    Powerhouse Texas

    $125,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward fostering Texas' clean energy transformation by bridging the science-policy education gap

    Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley Inc

    $120,000
    Pharr, TX2025

    Toward the purchase of a generator to protect thousands of pounds of perishable foods that will serve food banks across the state

    Family Gateway Inc

    $119,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward renovation of a new space for families with children experiencing homelessness in Dallas

    Austin Classical Guitar Society

    $100,000
    Austin, TX2025

    Toward replicating and scaling a proven model that will expand access to fine arts education for students across Texas

    Out Teach

    $100,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Toward an innovative school program and new digital professional learning pathway for North Texas elementary science teachers

    Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

    $100,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Toward bridging a revenue gap caused by COVID-19 as the museum grows visitorship and builds long-term financial sustainability

    Join Freeworld Inc

    $100,000
    San Jose, CA2025

    Toward reducing recidivism through a workforce program for people exiting incarceration