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    Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation

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    KERRVILLE, TXWebsite8306343333

    About Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation

    The Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation concentrates substantial, place-based philanthropy in the Texas Hill Country, funding a small number of large awards that strengthen local health, emergency services, and social supports. Major gifts go to community organizations — hospitals, EMS/fire departments, women’s counseling, and childcare — with occasional support for medical research. They favor capital and program investments that improve local infrastructure and service capacity.

    Focus Areas

    Rural hospital and wellness center capital projects in the Texas Hill CountryLocal emergency response capacity: volunteer fire departments and EMS fundingWomen's counseling and support services in Fredericksburg / Hill CountryEarly childhood childcare programs operated by community needs organizationsTargeted biomedical research tied to Texas institutions (e.g., Parkinson's research)

    Who They Fund

    low-income / uninsured individuals (women, children, elderly)children and youth (including foster care youth)

    About Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation

    A defining feature of the Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation is its willingness to make several six-figure grants to strengthen community infrastructure in the Texas Hill Country. One of the clearest examples is a $500,000 award to Hill Country Memorial Hospital for wellness center revitalization, alongside another $500,000 grant to Hill Country Community Needs Council for mental health program support. The foundation also backed the University of Texas Foundation for the Benefit of UT Health Science Center with $500,000 for Parkinsons research, showing that its giving is not limited to local services alone. Across its recent grants, the foundation supports hospitals, community needs organizations, emergency response groups, and social service providers. Its beneficiaries include organizations serving women, children, seniors, people with disabilities, and rural residents. Grants also support childcare, counseling, meals, and public-safety capacity. The pattern is place-based philanthropy with large project and program awards that appear designed to improve service delivery and community infrastructure over time.

    What Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation Funds

    Health and wellness funding appears in both facility and service support. The foundation gave $500,000 to Hill Country Memorial Hospital for wellness center revitalization and $500,000 to Hill Country Community Needs Council for mental health program support. It also provided $200,000 to Community Health Development Inc for expanding access to comprehensive care in Real County. Emergency response is another clear theme. Frio Canyon Ems received $300,000 for fire and ambulance support, while Mountain Home Volunteer Fire Department received $140,000 for fire and ambulance support. Bandera County EMS was awarded $110,000 for a critical incident command vehicle and Lucas device, and Rocksprings Edwards County Vfd received $100,000 for a fire department overhaul upgrade. The foundation also funds services for children and families. Hill Country Community Needs Council received $500,000 for childcare academy support, and Roy Maas Youth Alternatives Inc received $100,000 for children in foster care.

    How Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster around a $20,000 median, with a lower quartile of $10,000 and an upper quartile of $50,000. The recent list shows a mix of smaller awards and repeated six-figure commitments, including project support and operational funding. Recipients often appear across multiple years: Hill Country Community Needs Council, Hill Country Youth Ranch, San Antonio Food Bank, Grace Center of Fredericksburg, and the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas each show repeat grants. The foundation accepts Letters of Inquiry through an E-Grant system, with approved applicants invited to submit a full application. The programs are described as competitive and project-specific.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $3.1M

    Total Assets

    $63.2M

    Total Revenue

    $3.7M

    Total Expenses

    $3.8M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $10K and $50K, with a median of $20K.

    25th Percentile

    $10K

    Median

    $20K

    75th Percentile

    $50K

    Geographic Reach

    Local3 states funded
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    seniors (Meals on Wheels, senior centers)
    individuals with disabilities
    rural / Texas Hill Country communities
    families (including military families)
    companion animals and pet shelter populations

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, high-dollar grants to a small set of regional grantees; several repeat recipients receive multi-grant support. Emphasis is on capital improvements and capacity-building rather than many small awards or broad geographic distribution.

    Funding Style

    direct service delivery supportcapital/facility & equipment grantsoperational / multi-year fundingscholarships & financial aidemergency preparedness & response funding

    Notable grantees: Hill Country Community Needs Council, Hill Country Memorial Hospital, Grace Center of Fredericksburg, Frio Canyon EMS, University of Texas Foundation (UT Health Science Center - Parkinson’s research)

    Topics

    mental health services expansionemergency medical services & fire protectionfood security and senior nutrition programshousing stability, home repair, and accessibility (ramps)services and adaptive equipment for people with disabilitiesyouth programs, after-school & camp scholarshipswomen's health, counseling, and pregnancy resources

    Where Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation Makes Grants

    Giving is overwhelmingly concentrated in Texas: 96% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state, and the grant program geography is centered on the Texas Hill Country, including Bandera County and Edwards County. Fredericksburg appears often, with grants to Hill Country Memorial Hospital, Hill Country Community Needs Council, and Grace Center of Fredericksburg. Other Texas recipient cities include Kerrville, San Antonio, Ingram, Center Point, Leakey, Junction, Uvalde, Mountain Home, Rocksprings, and Bulverde. All recent grants in the dataset went to US recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation

    What is the typical grant size at Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation?

    The foundation’s grant-size distribution centers on a $20,000 median. The lower quartile is $10,000 and the upper quartile is $50,000, though the recent list also includes several $100,000 to $500,000 awards for larger project and program needs.

    How does the foundation accept applications?

    It accepts Letters of Inquiry and grant proposals through an E-Grant system. In the competitive process, applicants submit an LOI first; approved applicants are then invited to complete a full application. The stated review cycle is typically 2–3 months.

    What kinds of organizations does it fund?

    The active programs name charitable organizations serving the Texas Hill Country, especially groups working in care and treatment for disabled persons, support for abused or neglected women, volunteer firefighting, disaster relief, and animal welfare. The recent grants also show support for hospitals, community needs councils, food banks, youth services, and senior services.

    Does the foundation fund the same organizations more than once?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Hill Country Community Needs Council, Hill Country Youth Ranch, San Antonio Food Bank, Grace Center of Fredericksburg, and the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas. That pattern suggests recurring relationships rather than one-time awards only.

    Where does most of the foundation’s giving go?

    Its grantmaking is concentrated in Texas, with 96% of grants given to recipients in the HQ state. The program geography is local, centered on the Texas Hill Country and specific counties such as Bandera County and Edwards County.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

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    Who can apply: A charitable/nonprofit organization seeking a grant must first submit a Letter of Inquiry. The foundation reviews the LOI against its eligibility guidelines and only considers formal grant proposals from applicants whose LOIs are approved.

    Deadline: No stated deadline; the foundation is now accepting Letters of Inquiry and grant proposals through its E-Grant System.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    HILL COUNTRY COMMUNITY NEEDS COUNCILFREDERICKSBURG, TX$500,0002025PROGRAM SUPPORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH
    UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS FOUNDATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF UT HEALTH SCIENCE CENTERAUSTIN, TX$500,0002025PARKINSONS RESEARCH
    FRIO CANYON EMSLEAKEY, TX$300,0002025FIRE AND AMBULANCE SUPPORT
    TEXAS LIONS CAMPKERRVILLE, TX$175,0002025SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES
    HILL COUNTRY YOUTH RANCHINGRAM, TX$170,0002025ARTS AND WELLNESS SUPPORT
    MOUNTAIN HOME VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTMOUNTAIN HOME, TX$140,0002025FIRE AND AMBULANCE SUPPORT
    DIETERT CENTERKERRVILLE, TX$125,0002025HVAC REPLACEMENT AND SENIOR CENTER
    SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANKSAN ANTONIO, TX$120,0002025FOOD DISTRIBUTION
    ST JUDE'S RANCH FOR CHILDREN - TEXAS REGION INC (SJRC TEXAS)BULVERDE, TX$100,0002025SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE
    CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION FOR MAXIMUM POTENTIAL (CAMP)CENTER POINT, TX$100,0002025CAMPER SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITES
    ROY MAAS YOUTH ALTERNATIVES INCSAN ANTONIO, TX$100,0002025SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE
    EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF WEST TEXASSAN ANTONIO, TX$80,0002025SCHOLARSHIPS FOR KIDS IN NEED
    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY KERR COUNTYKERRVILLE, TX$67,5002025HOMES FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED
    RAINBOW SENIOR CENTER FOUNDATION INCBOERNE, TX$50,0002025FOOD DISTRIBUTION
    ARTHUR NAGEL COMMUNITY CLINIC INCBANDERA, TX$50,0002025WELL WOMAN PROGRAM
    THE GOOD SAMARITAN CENTERFREDERICKSBURG, TX$50,0002025GENERAL WELLNESS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED
    TEXAS ROUND UP ANIMAL ALLIANCECENTER POINT, TX$40,0002025SUPPORT FOR PET SHELTER
    JUNCTION COMMUNITY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AND FAMILY CENTERJUNCTION, TX$32,5002025AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM FOR KIDS
    BANDERA COUNTY COMMITTEE ON AGING INC DBASILVER SAGE COMMUNITY CENTERBANDERA, TX$30,0002025MEALS ON WHEELS AND SENIOR SUPPORT
    SIGHT SAVERS AMERICABIRMINGHAM, AL$30,0002025SUPPORT FOR VISION IMPAIRMENT
    BLESSINGS IN A BACKPACK--BOERNE TX CHAPTERBOERNE, TX$25,0002025FOOD DISTRIBUTION
    AMERICAN RED CROSS HILL COUNTRY CHAPTERKERRVILLE, TX$25,0002025DISASTER RELIEF AND PREPAREDNESS
    MERCY GATE MINISTRIESINGRAM, TX$25,0002025SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING
    HILL COUNTRY DAILY BREAD MINISTRIESBOERNE, TX$25,0002025FOOD DISTRIBUTION
    KERRVILLE PETS ALIVEKERRVILLE, TX$20,0002025SUPPORT FOR PET SHELTER
    HILL COUNTRY CHRISTIAN COUNSELING CENTER - DBA NEW HOPE COUNSELING CENTERKERRVILLE, TX$20,0002025MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING SUPPORT
    BELIEVE IT FOUNDATIONSAN ANTONIO, TX$20,0002025ADAPTIVE BIKES FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
    HILL COUNTRY FAMILY SERVICESBOERNE, TX$20,0002025MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING SUPPORT
    DAY 1 BAGSBOERNE, TX$20,0002025BACKPACKS FOR KIDS
    KERR COUNTY CHRISTIAN ACTION COUNCILKERRVILLE, TX$15,0002025PREGNANCY RESOURCES FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED
    HILL COUNTRY CASAKERRVILLE, TX$15,0002025CHILD ADVOCACY PROGRAMS
    TRANSFORMATION HOUSEBOERNE, TX$12,5002025SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING
    A DOGGIE 4 YOUPIPE CREEK, TX$11,0002025FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS FOR PET SHELTER
    EARLY LEARNING CENTER OF ST MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHBOERNE, TX$10,0002025SCHOLARSHIPS FOR KIDS IN NEED
    THE BIG FIX HOMELESS CAT PROJECT OF THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRYKERRVILLE, TX$10,0002025SUPPORT FOR STRAY CATS
    KERR COUNTY YMCAKERRVILLE, TX$10,0002025AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM FOR KIDS
    RAPHAEL COMMUNITY FREE CLINIC INCKERRVILLE, TX$10,0002025GENERAL WELLNESS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED
    ECHO HILL RANCH GOLD STAR CAMPMEDINA, TX$10,0002025SCHOLARSHIPS FOR KIDS IN NEED
    TEXAS HERITAGE MUSIC FOUNDATIONFREDERICKSBURG, TX$5,0002025SUPPORT FOR SENIORS IN NURSING FACILITIES
    PREVENT BLINDNESS TEXASSAN ANTONIO, TX$5,0002025SUPPORT FOR VISION IMPAIRMENT
    ART2HEARTKERRVILLE, TX$5,0002025FOOD DISTRIBUTION
    HILL COUNTRY ARTS FOUNDATIONINGRAM, TX$3,0002025SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES
    HILL COUNTRY COMMUNITY NEEDS COUNCILFREDERICKSBURG, TX$500,0002024CHILDCARE ACADEMY
    GRACE CENTER OF FREDERICKSBURGFREDERICKSBURG, TX$250,0002024WOMENS SUPPORT AND COUNSELING CENTER
    COMMUNITY HEALTH DEVELOPMENT INCUVALDE, TX$200,0002024EXPANDING ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE CARE IN REAL COUNTY CAPITAL COMPAIGN
    HILL COUNTRY YOUTH RANCHINGRAM, TX$170,0002024VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAMS - SECURE ANNUAL OPERATIONAL FUNDING FOR FOUR YEARS, 2021 - 2024
    SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANKSAN ANTONIO, TX$120,0002024RURAL FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
    ST JUDE RANCH FOR CHILDREN - TEXAS REGION INC (SJRC TEXAS)BULVERDE, TX$100,0002024BELONG - STAGE II
    CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION FOR MAXIMUM POTENTIAL (CAMP)CENTER POINT, TX$100,0002024NUTRITIOUS MEALS AT CAMP
    ROY MASS YOUTH ALTERNATIVES INCSAN ANTONIO, TX$75,0002024GIRLSVILLE FACILITY RENOVATIONS

    HILL COUNTRY COMMUNITY NEEDS COUNCIL

    $500,000
    FREDERICKSBURG, TX2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH

    UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS FOUNDATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF UT HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER

    $500,000
    AUSTIN, TX2025

    PARKINSONS RESEARCH

    FRIO CANYON EMS

    $300,000
    LEAKEY, TX2025

    FIRE AND AMBULANCE SUPPORT

    TEXAS LIONS CAMP

    $175,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES

    HILL COUNTRY YOUTH RANCH

    $170,000
    INGRAM, TX2025

    ARTS AND WELLNESS SUPPORT

    MOUNTAIN HOME VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT

    $140,000
    MOUNTAIN HOME, TX2025

    FIRE AND AMBULANCE SUPPORT

    DIETERT CENTER

    $125,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    HVAC REPLACEMENT AND SENIOR CENTER

    SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANK

    $120,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2025

    FOOD DISTRIBUTION

    ST JUDE'S RANCH FOR CHILDREN - TEXAS REGION INC (SJRC TEXAS)

    $100,000
    BULVERDE, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE

    CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION FOR MAXIMUM POTENTIAL (CAMP)

    $100,000
    CENTER POINT, TX2025

    CAMPER SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITES

    ROY MAAS YOUTH ALTERNATIVES INC

    $100,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE

    EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF WEST TEXAS

    $80,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2025

    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR KIDS IN NEED

    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY KERR COUNTY

    $67,500
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    HOMES FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED

    RAINBOW SENIOR CENTER FOUNDATION INC

    $50,000
    BOERNE, TX2025

    FOOD DISTRIBUTION

    ARTHUR NAGEL COMMUNITY CLINIC INC

    $50,000
    BANDERA, TX2025

    WELL WOMAN PROGRAM

    THE GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER

    $50,000
    FREDERICKSBURG, TX2025

    GENERAL WELLNESS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED

    TEXAS ROUND UP ANIMAL ALLIANCE

    $40,000
    CENTER POINT, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR PET SHELTER

    JUNCTION COMMUNITY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AND FAMILY CENTER

    $32,500
    JUNCTION, TX2025

    AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM FOR KIDS

    BANDERA COUNTY COMMITTEE ON AGING INC DBASILVER SAGE COMMUNITY CENTER

    $30,000
    BANDERA, TX2025

    MEALS ON WHEELS AND SENIOR SUPPORT

    SIGHT SAVERS AMERICA

    $30,000
    BIRMINGHAM, AL2025

    SUPPORT FOR VISION IMPAIRMENT

    BLESSINGS IN A BACKPACK--BOERNE TX CHAPTER

    $25,000
    BOERNE, TX2025

    FOOD DISTRIBUTION

    AMERICAN RED CROSS HILL COUNTRY CHAPTER

    $25,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    DISASTER RELIEF AND PREPAREDNESS

    MERCY GATE MINISTRIES

    $25,000
    INGRAM, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING

    HILL COUNTRY DAILY BREAD MINISTRIES

    $25,000
    BOERNE, TX2025

    FOOD DISTRIBUTION

    KERRVILLE PETS ALIVE

    $20,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR PET SHELTER

    HILL COUNTRY CHRISTIAN COUNSELING CENTER - DBA NEW HOPE COUNSELING CENTER

    $20,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING SUPPORT

    BELIEVE IT FOUNDATION

    $20,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2025

    ADAPTIVE BIKES FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES

    HILL COUNTRY FAMILY SERVICES

    $20,000
    BOERNE, TX2025

    MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING SUPPORT

    DAY 1 BAGS

    $20,000
    BOERNE, TX2025

    BACKPACKS FOR KIDS

    KERR COUNTY CHRISTIAN ACTION COUNCIL

    $15,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    PREGNANCY RESOURCES FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED

    HILL COUNTRY CASA

    $15,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    CHILD ADVOCACY PROGRAMS

    TRANSFORMATION HOUSE

    $12,500
    BOERNE, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF TRAFFICKING

    A DOGGIE 4 YOU

    $11,000
    PIPE CREEK, TX2025

    FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS FOR PET SHELTER

    EARLY LEARNING CENTER OF ST MARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

    $10,000
    BOERNE, TX2025

    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR KIDS IN NEED

    THE BIG FIX HOMELESS CAT PROJECT OF THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY

    $10,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR STRAY CATS

    KERR COUNTY YMCA

    $10,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM FOR KIDS

    RAPHAEL COMMUNITY FREE CLINIC INC

    $10,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    GENERAL WELLNESS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED

    ECHO HILL RANCH GOLD STAR CAMP

    $10,000
    MEDINA, TX2025

    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR KIDS IN NEED

    TEXAS HERITAGE MUSIC FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    FREDERICKSBURG, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR SENIORS IN NURSING FACILITIES

    PREVENT BLINDNESS TEXAS

    $5,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR VISION IMPAIRMENT

    ART2HEART

    $5,000
    KERRVILLE, TX2025

    FOOD DISTRIBUTION

    HILL COUNTRY ARTS FOUNDATION

    $3,000
    INGRAM, TX2025

    SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES

    HILL COUNTRY COMMUNITY NEEDS COUNCIL

    $500,000
    FREDERICKSBURG, TX2024

    CHILDCARE ACADEMY

    GRACE CENTER OF FREDERICKSBURG

    $250,000
    FREDERICKSBURG, TX2024

    WOMENS SUPPORT AND COUNSELING CENTER

    COMMUNITY HEALTH DEVELOPMENT INC

    $200,000
    UVALDE, TX2024

    EXPANDING ACCESS TO COMPREHENSIVE CARE IN REAL COUNTY CAPITAL COMPAIGN

    HILL COUNTRY YOUTH RANCH

    $170,000
    INGRAM, TX2024

    VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAMS - SECURE ANNUAL OPERATIONAL FUNDING FOR FOUR YEARS, 2021 - 2024

    SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANK

    $120,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2024

    RURAL FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM

    ST JUDE RANCH FOR CHILDREN - TEXAS REGION INC (SJRC TEXAS)

    $100,000
    BULVERDE, TX2024

    BELONG - STAGE II

    CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION FOR MAXIMUM POTENTIAL (CAMP)

    $100,000
    CENTER POINT, TX2024

    NUTRITIOUS MEALS AT CAMP

    ROY MASS YOUTH ALTERNATIVES INC

    $75,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2024

    GIRLSVILLE FACILITY RENOVATIONS