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    Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation

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    FORT WORTH, TXWebsite8179843030

    About Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation

    The Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation makes a small number of very large, locally focused grants in the Fort Worth area, concentrating on capital campaigns and endowments for institutions that serve health, animal conservation/education, and homeless housing needs. The foundation repeatedly funds a handful of organizations with multi-million dollar gifts that appear tied to named projects (e.g., Andrews Women's Hospital, Vision2020 at the zoo, and a housing initiative at Seminary). Their giving emphasizes long‑term infrastructure and program sustainability rather than broad, diffuse annual operating support.

    Focus Areas

    Capital funding and endowment support for women's hospital services (Andrews Women's Hospital)Major capital/campaign support for Fort Worth Zoo (Vision2020 expansion/education)Transitional and supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness in Fort Worth (Journey Home Housing at Seminary)

    Who They Fund

    low-income and underserved children and families (including homeless children 0-5)students / college-bound and first-generation Fort Worth studentsseniors / older adults (including dementia caregivers)

    About Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation

    The Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation has repeatedly made million-dollar commitments to Fort Worth institutions, including two linked strands that stand out in the recent record: Andrews Womens Hospital at All Saints Health Foundation and Vision2020 at the Fort Worth Zoological Association. Those gifts show a pattern of backing named capital and endowment efforts rather than scattered small awards. The foundation also supports housing infrastructure for people experiencing homelessness through Journey Home Housing at Seminary, another multi-year project that appears in consecutive years. Across the recent grants list, the foundation’s giving is centered on education and healthcare in Fort Worth, but it reaches into related quality-of-life needs such as museum operations, food access, and services for children and families. The grant record suggests a funder that prefers a small number of substantial awards, often attached to specific facilities, campaigns, or long-term program structures. Recipients include community institutions, health-related entities, schools, and human services organizations, with several grantees appearing more than once over multiple years.

    What Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation Funds

    In healthcare, the foundation backed All Saints Health Foundation with $800,000 in 2025 for Andrews Women's Hospital Endowment, following earlier support for Andrews Womens Hospital. That emphasis on endowment and hospital infrastructure fits a broader pattern of long-horizon giving. In housing and homelessness services, it gave $500,000 in both 2024 and 2025 to Presbyterian Night Shelter for Journey Home Housing at Seminary, showing repeated support for the same housing initiative. Education support appears in several forms: Communities in Schools Greater Tarrant County received $250,000 in 2025 for capital and operating, while Uplift Education received $250,000 in 2023 for Uplift Crescendo - Academic and Program Support. The foundation also funds civic and family-serving institutions, including the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History for operating support and the Fort Worth Zoological Association for Vision2020.

    How Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation Gives

    Typical grant size is substantial: the distribution sits at $25,000 at the 25th percentile, $40,000 at the median, and $75,000 at the 75th percentile, even though the recent record includes several much larger awards. The foundation appears to favor recurring support for selected recipients, with repeated grants to organizations such as Presbyterian Night Shelter and All Saints Health Foundation across multiple years. It also uses both operating support and project-specific funding. An annual competitive grant program is listed, and the board meets once each fall to consider proposals submitted that year. The foundation also funds individuals.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $4.3M

    Total Assets

    $100.3M

    Total Revenue

    $4.9M

    Total Expenses

    $4.7M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $25K and $75K, with a median of $40K.

    25th Percentile

    $25K

    Median

    $40K

    75th Percentile

    $75K

    Geographic Reach

    Local7 states funded
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    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated: very large, often repeat grants to a small set of local institutions; emphasis on capital campaigns and endowment building rather than many small awards or broad geographic distribution.

    Funding Style

    general operating supportcapacity buildingcapital + operating (infrastructure)direct service program fundingscholarships / individual financial assistance

    Notable grantees: Fort Worth Zoological Association (Fort Worth Zoo) — Vision2020, All Saints Health Foundation / Andrews Women's Hospital (including Endowment), Presbyterian Night Shelter — Journey Home Housing at Seminary

    Topics

    maternal & perinatal health / health equityearly childhood education & leadership (including homeless 0-5)mental health, counseling & grief supporthousing stability / transitional living / homelessness servicesfood security & nutrition programscancer patient support & survivorship servicesyouth development, STEM & academic success supports

    Where Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation Makes Grants

    Giving is heavily concentrated in Texas, with 95% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Fort Worth is the main center of activity, with numerous grants to organizations there, including the Fort Worth Zoological Association, Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, and Union Gospel Mission. The record also reaches other Texas cities such as Dallas, Haltom City, Houston, and West Lake Hills, plus a smaller set of out-of-state recipients in Washington, DC; Spokane, WA; and Redwood City, CA. All grants in the supplied country distribution are in the United States.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation

    How does the Paul E Andrews Jr Foundation decide on grants?

    It uses an annual competitive process. The board meets once each fall to consider proposals submitted that year, and approved applicants receive a Letter of Agreement with scheduled grant payments.

    What kinds of organizations receive support?

    The grant record centers on education and healthcare in Fort Worth, with related support for community wellbeing, housing, food access, museums, and services for children and families. Recent recipients include schools, hospitals, shelters, and human-services nonprofits.

    What is the foundation’s typical grant size?

    The typical grant size is $25,000 at the 25th percentile, $40,000 at the median, and $75,000 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list also shows much larger awards, including seven-figure gifts and several $500,000 commitments.

    Does the foundation fund outside Fort Worth?

    Most giving goes to Texas recipients, and 95% of grants are to organizations in the HQ state. The recent list also includes grants to organizations in Dallas, Haltom City, Houston, West Lake Hills, Washington, DC, Spokane, and Redwood City.

    Does the foundation fund individuals?

    Yes. The foundation is marked as funding individuals, in addition to nonprofit organizations and institutional projects.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    All Saints Health Foundation - Andrews Hospital EndowmentFort Worth, TX$800,0002025Andrews Women's Hospital Endowment
    Presbyterian Night ShelterFort Worth, TX$500,0002025Journey Home Housing at Seminary
    Fort Worth Museum of Science and HistoryFort Worth, TX$250,0002025Operating Support
    Communities in Schools Greater Tarrant CountyFort Worth, TX$250,0002025Capital and Operating
    The Arbor SchoolHouston, TX$150,0002025General Operating Expenses
    Tarrant Area Food BankFort Worth, TX$150,0002025Hunger Free Learning and Food Purchase
    Ronald McDonald House of Fort WorthFort Worth, TX$100,0002025Share-A-Night Program
    UNION GOSPEL MISSIONSPOKANE, WA$100,0002025Economic Mobility Partners
    ACH Child and Family ServicesFort Worth, TX$100,0002025Transitional Living Programs Support
    Justin's PlaceFort Worth, TX$75,0002025The Nest
    RECOVERY RESOURCE COUNCILFort Worth, TX$75,0002025Enduring Families
    Child Care AssociatesBismarck, MD$75,0002025E2024 Early Education Leadership Funds
    Girls Incorporated of Tarrant CountyFort Worth, TX$75,0002025Girls in STEM
    UT Southwestern Moncreif Cancer CenterDallas, TX$57,0002025Adolescent and Young Adult Program; Community Health
    Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Fort WorthFort Worth, TX$50,0002025Academic Success Initative
    Tarrant County Medical SocietyFort Worth, TX$50,0002025Project Access
    Gill Children's ServicesFort Worth, TX$50,0002025Last Resort Financial Assistance
    Tarrant County Samaritan Housing IncFort Worth, TX$50,0002025General Operating Expenses
    United Way of Tarrant CountyFort Worth, TX$50,0002025Health Equity - Maternal Health
    Cancer Care ServicesFort Worth, TX$50,0002025Hope for Tarrant County Residents Impacted by Cancer
    CultureHubFort Worth, TX$50,0002025FW Performing Arts Mentorship and Creative Exchange Program
    JPM Donor Advised Fund for ChrisFORT WORTH, TX$50,0002025Enhance the quality of life by focusing on improvements and education and healthcare
    Cristo Rey Fort WorthFort Worth, TX$50,0002025Supporting College Success for Underserviced FW Students
    New Key School IncFort Worth, TX$50,0002025General Operating Expenses
    Community Hospice of TexasFort Worth, TX$50,0002025Compassionate Care
    Tarrant To and Through PartnershipFort Worth, TX$50,0002025General Operating Expenses
    JPM Donor Advised Fund for EmelieFORT WORTH, TX$50,0002025Enhance the quality of life by focusing on improvements and education and healthcare
    JPM Donor Advised Fund for JenniferFORT WORTH, TX$50,0002025Enhance the quality of life by focusing on improvements and education and healthcare
    Methodist Justice MinistryFort Worth, TX$50,0002025Counseling Services for Victims of Abuse
    Rivertree Academy IncFort Worth, TX$50,0002025General Operating Expenses
    MISSION TRAVIS MERCYFort Worth, TX$40,0002025Capacity Building
    Careity FoundationFort Worth, TX$40,0002025Cancer Patient Programs and Services
    Happy Hill Farm Childrens Home IncGranbury, TX$36,0002025Campus Telecommunication
    THE WARM PLACEFort Worth, TX$30,0002025Grief Support Program
    Essilor Vision FoundationFort Worth, TX$30,0002025North Texas Mobile Vision Clinic
    The Women's CenterFort Worth, TX$30,0002025General Counseling
    Junior League of Fort WorthFort Worth, TX$25,0002025Diaper Bank Initative
    Foundation for the Young Women's Leadership AcademyFort Worth, TX$25,0002025Investing in Teachers
    Cowtown ClubhouseFort Worth, TX$25,0002025Operating Support
    Guardianship SevicesFort Worth, TX$25,0002025Safeguarding Aging Adults - General Operating
    Academy 4Fort Worth, TX$25,0002025Operating Support
    Fortress Youth DevelopmentFort Worth, TX$25,0002025General Operating Expenses
    American Red CrossWashington, DC$25,0002025Blood Services - Sickle Cell Initative
    The Jordan Elizabeth Harris FoundationFort Worth, TX$25,0002025School-Based Prevention Support
    Texas Health Resources FoundationArlington, TX$25,0002025THRIVE
    LADDER ALLIANCEFort Worth, TX$25,0002025Career Development for Survivors of Domestic Abuse
    United Community CentersFort Worth, TX$25,0002025Educational Literacy Program
    YMCAFort Worth, TX$25,0002025YMCA After School Childcare
    FW Sister Cities InternationalsFort Worth, TX$20,0002025Youth Educational and Cultural Programing
    The Art of LivingFort Worth, TX$20,0002025Program Support for Homeless Youth

    All Saints Health Foundation - Andrews Hospital Endowment

    $800,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Andrews Women's Hospital Endowment

    Presbyterian Night Shelter

    $500,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Journey Home Housing at Seminary

    Fort Worth Museum of Science and History

    $250,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Operating Support

    Communities in Schools Greater Tarrant County

    $250,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Capital and Operating

    The Arbor School

    $150,000
    Houston, TX2025

    General Operating Expenses

    Tarrant Area Food Bank

    $150,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Hunger Free Learning and Food Purchase

    Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth

    $100,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Share-A-Night Program

    UNION GOSPEL MISSION

    $100,000
    SPOKANE, WA2025

    Economic Mobility Partners

    ACH Child and Family Services

    $100,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Transitional Living Programs Support

    Justin's Place

    $75,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    The Nest

    RECOVERY RESOURCE COUNCIL

    $75,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Enduring Families

    Child Care Associates

    $75,000
    Bismarck, MD2025

    E2024 Early Education Leadership Funds

    Girls Incorporated of Tarrant County

    $75,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Girls in STEM

    UT Southwestern Moncreif Cancer Center

    $57,000
    Dallas, TX2025

    Adolescent and Young Adult Program; Community Health

    Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Fort Worth

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Academic Success Initative

    Tarrant County Medical Society

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Project Access

    Gill Children's Services

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Last Resort Financial Assistance

    Tarrant County Samaritan Housing Inc

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    General Operating Expenses

    United Way of Tarrant County

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Health Equity - Maternal Health

    Cancer Care Services

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Hope for Tarrant County Residents Impacted by Cancer

    CultureHub

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    FW Performing Arts Mentorship and Creative Exchange Program

    JPM Donor Advised Fund for Chris

    $50,000
    FORT WORTH, TX2025

    Enhance the quality of life by focusing on improvements and education and healthcare

    Cristo Rey Fort Worth

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Supporting College Success for Underserviced FW Students

    New Key School Inc

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    General Operating Expenses

    Community Hospice of Texas

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Compassionate Care

    Tarrant To and Through Partnership

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    General Operating Expenses

    JPM Donor Advised Fund for Emelie

    $50,000
    FORT WORTH, TX2025

    Enhance the quality of life by focusing on improvements and education and healthcare

    JPM Donor Advised Fund for Jennifer

    $50,000
    FORT WORTH, TX2025

    Enhance the quality of life by focusing on improvements and education and healthcare

    Methodist Justice Ministry

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Counseling Services for Victims of Abuse

    Rivertree Academy Inc

    $50,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    General Operating Expenses

    MISSION TRAVIS MERCY

    $40,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Capacity Building

    Careity Foundation

    $40,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Cancer Patient Programs and Services

    Happy Hill Farm Childrens Home Inc

    $36,000
    Granbury, TX2025

    Campus Telecommunication

    THE WARM PLACE

    $30,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Grief Support Program

    Essilor Vision Foundation

    $30,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    North Texas Mobile Vision Clinic

    The Women's Center

    $30,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    General Counseling

    Junior League of Fort Worth

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Diaper Bank Initative

    Foundation for the Young Women's Leadership Academy

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Investing in Teachers

    Cowtown Clubhouse

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Operating Support

    Guardianship Sevices

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Safeguarding Aging Adults - General Operating

    Academy 4

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Operating Support

    Fortress Youth Development

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    General Operating Expenses

    American Red Cross

    $25,000
    Washington, DC2025

    Blood Services - Sickle Cell Initative

    The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    School-Based Prevention Support

    Texas Health Resources Foundation

    $25,000
    Arlington, TX2025

    THRIVE

    LADDER ALLIANCE

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Career Development for Survivors of Domestic Abuse

    United Community Centers

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Educational Literacy Program

    YMCA

    $25,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    YMCA After School Childcare

    FW Sister Cities Internationals

    $20,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Youth Educational and Cultural Programing

    The Art of Living

    $20,000
    Fort Worth, TX2025

    Program Support for Homeless Youth