Community Giving Program
Who can apply: Eligible nonprofit and for-profit organizations may submit a request for an event sponsorship or a charitable contribution.
The Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Texas Health Resources — partnering with donors to support programs that improve the health and well-being of people in the communities we serve across North Texas.
Texas Health Resources’ recent giving is anchored by a sustained cancer-support pattern in Dallas: Cancer Support Community North Texas received the three largest grants in the record at $288,094 in 2024, $284,950 in 2025, and $279,448 in 2023. That sequence points to a funder that supports multi-year community need, not just one-off awards. The foundation’s broader portfolio reaches beyond cancer into patient care, disaster relief, and health-focused community partnerships across North Texas, with recurring support for hospitals, medical associations, and local civic organizations. Recent grants also show attention to public health infrastructure and community resilience, including support for organizations in Dallas, Fort Worth, Irving, and the DFW region. As the philanthropic arm of Texas Health Resources, it appears to fund work tied closely to health access, care delivery, and community well-being. The pattern is local, heavily Texas-centered, and often routed to organizations that serve patients, families, and communities within the health system’s footprint.
Cancer-related support is a visible part of Texas Health Resources’ grantmaking. The foundation gave $288,094 in 2024, $284,950 in 2025, and $279,448 in 2023 to Cancer Support Community North Texas in Dallas for cancer support. Beyond that disease-specific work, it funded disaster response with $12,000 in 2023 and $10,000 in 2025 to American Red Cross North Texas Region in Dallas for disaster relief. Health-policy and system-level work also appears in the record: Coalition to Protect America's Health Care received $123,750 in 2023 for general purpose support. Community-facing civic and economic resilience organizations are part of the mix as well, including $100,000 in 2023 to Texas 2036 in Dallas for general purpose support.
Texas Health Resources’ grants cluster around a typical mid-five-figure level: the 25th percentile is $10,687, the median is $14,225, and the 75th percentile is $41,500. The recent record shows repeated support to some recipients across multiple years, including three-year funding for Cancer Support Community North Texas and recurring awards to March of Dimes Foundation, Dallas Regional Chamber, DFW Hospital Council, Texas Medical Association, and Fort Worth Stockshow Syndicate. The foundation is a public charity and also makes program-related investments. Its active programs are not open to unsolicited applications in the listings provided.
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Most grants fall between $11K and $42K, with a median of $14K.
25th Percentile
$11K
Median
$14K
75th Percentile
$42K
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THR CEO/Trustee
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Grantmaking is concentrated in Texas, with 84% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Dallas and Fort Worth appear most often in the recent grants list, alongside Irving and the DFW Airport area. Outside Texas, the record includes Washington, DC, Charlotte, NC, and Atlanta, GA. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 29 grants in the United States.
The foundation supports cancer support services, patient care, disaster relief, community health improvement, nursing and allied health education, graduate medical education, and community outreach programs such as THRIVE. Its active program list also includes community hope and education-and-support pillars tied to health and resilience.
No. Alongside patient care and hospital support, the grant record includes community organizations, disaster response, policy-related work, and education-focused funding. Recent recipients range from health-care and medical groups to community and civic organizations in Dallas, Fort Worth, Irving, and Washington, DC.
The grant-size distribution is centered in the mid-five figures: p25 is $10,687, median is $14,225, and p75 is $41,500. The recent record also includes larger awards, especially for cancer support, and many smaller general-purpose grants around the $10,000 to $15,000 range.
It is local. The foundation’s geographic scope is listed as local, and 84% of grants go to recipients in Texas. The recent grants list is entirely U.S.-based, with most awards going to Texas organizations.
Yes. Several organizations appear in multiple years, including Cancer Support Community North Texas, March of Dimes Foundation, Dallas Regional Chamber, DFW Hospital Council, Texas Medical Association, Fort Worth Stockshow Syndicate, and American Red Cross North Texas Region. That pattern suggests recurring support rather than one-time-only grantmaking.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Current and upcoming funding from Texas Health Resources that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cancer Support Community North Texas | Dallas, TX | $284,950 | 2025 | Cancer Support |
| Dallas Regional Chamber | Dallas, TX | $43,000 | 2025 | General Purpose |
| March of Dimes Foundation | ALANTA, GA | $32,000 | 2025 | General Purpose |
| Fort Worth Stockshow Syndicate | Fort Worth, TX | $23,540 | 2025 | General Purpose |
| Davy O'Brien Educational & Charitable Trust | Fort Worth, TX | $13,000 | 2025 | General Purpose |
| Texas Medical Association | Austin, TX | $10,000 | 2025 | General Purpose |
| American Red Cross North Texas Region | Dallas, TX | $10,000 | 2025 | Disaster Relief |
| DFW Hospital Council | Irving, TX | $8,200 | 2025 | General Purpose |
| American Cancer Society | Dallas, TX | $7,750 | 2025 | General Purpose |
| Tarrant County Medical Society | Fort Worth, TX | $6,000 | 2025 | General Purpose |
| Cancer Support Community North Texas | Dallas, TX | $288,094 | 2024 | Cancer Support |
| March of Dimes Foundation | Fort Worth, TX | $32,000 | 2024 | General Purpose |
| North Texas Commission | DFW Airport, TX | $14,225 | 2024 | General Purpose |
| Dallas Regional Chamber | Dallas, TX | $14,100 | 2024 | General Purpose |
| Texas Medical Association | Austin, TX | $10,000 | 2024 | General Purpose |
| Communities Foundation of Texas | Dallas, TX | $10,000 | 2024 | General Purpose |
| DFW Hospital Council | Irving, TX | $9,000 | 2024 | General Purpose |
| Cancer Support Community North Texas | Dallas, TX | $279,448 | 2023 | Cancer Support |
| Coalition to Protect America's Health Care | Washington, DC | $123,750 | 2023 | General Purpose |
| Texas 2036 | Dallas, TX | $100,000 | 2023 | General Purpose |
| World Central Kitchen | Washington, DC | $50,000 | 2023 | General Purpose |
| March of Dimes Foundation | Fort Worth, TX | $33,000 | 2023 | General Purpose |
| Dallas Momentum Inc | Dallas, TX | $20,000 | 2023 | General Purpose |
| e4e Relief LLC | Charlotte, NC | $15,492 | 2023 | General Purpose |
| Davy O'Brien Educational & Charitable Trust | Fort Worth, TX | $12,000 | 2023 | General Purpose |
| American Red Cross North Texas Region | Dallas, TX | $12,000 | 2023 | Disaster Relief |
| Fort Worth Stockshow Syndicate | Fort Worth, TX | $11,374 | 2023 | General Purpose |
| American Cancer Society | Dallas, TX | $7,500 | 2023 | General Purpose |
| DFW Hospital Council | Irving, TX | $5,563 | 2023 | General Purpose |
Davy O'Brien Educational & Charitable Trust
$13,000General Purpose
General Purpose
DFW Hospital Council
$8,200General Purpose
Tarrant County Medical Society
$6,000General Purpose
North Texas Commission
$14,225General Purpose
DFW Hospital Council
$9,000General Purpose
Dallas Momentum Inc
$20,000General Purpose
Davy O'Brien Educational & Charitable Trust
$12,000General Purpose
DFW Hospital Council
$5,563General Purpose