The Stanzel Family Foundation concentrates its giving on local community-based youth programming, directing all recorded support to the Champion Valley Boys & Girls Club. Their grants indicate a strong, ongoing commitment to rural youth services and community enrichment in the Schulenburg/Champion Valley area. The foundation appears to operate as a local family foundation that prefers direct, substantial support to a single trusted nonprofit partner.
The Stanzel Family Foundation Inc’s recent giving is anchored by repeated $70,000 awards to the Champion Valley Boys and Girls Club in Weimar, a clear sign of sustained support for youth programming in the Schulenburg/Champion Valley area. Across the record, the foundation directs funds to local schools, scholarships, and community organizations that serve children, students, and families in Fayette County and nearby towns. Its portfolio includes community-program support for Navidad Valley Community Connections, Turtle Wing Foundation, and Arts for Rural Texas - Fine Arts, alongside campus-specific support for Blinn College Foundation in Schulenburg and scholarship aid for local students and nursing students. The pattern points to a family foundation with a local operating style: direct grants, close ties to named community partners, and repeated support for the same organizations over multiple years. Education shows up in several forms, from teacher-led classroom projects to college scholarships and professional scholarships, while early childhood and health-related work appear through supported programs such as Parents As Teachers and Healthy High / Healthy Choices. The foundation’s giving is concentrated in the Schulenburg and Weimar area, with a strong community-enrichment emphasis rather than broad regional or national grantmaking.
Education is one of the foundation’s clearest themes. It gave $34,000 to Blinn College Foundation for the Schulenburg, TX campus and $15,459 to St Michael School in Weimar for a teacher-generated instructional grant. Student access to college is also supported through named scholarship awards, including $4,921 to Ethan Jacobs and $4,500 to Katelyn Sassin for college scholarships. Health and training appear in the scholarship program for professionals, which is designed for people living in or serving Schulenburg ISD or Weimar ISD. The foundation also backs nursing education, giving $5,000 to Victoria College - Zelda Allen School of Nursing in both 2023 and 2024. Beyond formal schooling, it has funded community enrichment through local partners such as Fayette County Community Theatre and Fayette County Habitat for Humanity, both tied to place-based community life in the area.
Typical grant size is small and consistent: the 25th percentile is $2,000, the median is $3,000, and the 75th percentile is $3,421. The recent record also shows a few much larger program awards, including $70,000 grants, alongside recurring scholarship and classroom-support amounts clustered around $4,500 to $5,000. The foundation gives repeatedly to the same organizations across multiple years, including community and education partners. It operates as a family foundation and makes direct grants rather than program-related investments. Several of its active programs accept unsolicited requests, including teacher instructional grants, professional scholarships, high school scholarships, general grants, and capacity-building grants.
$449K
$14.8M
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Most grants fall between $2K and $3K, with a median of $3K.
25th Percentile
$2K
Median
$3K
75th Percentile
$3K
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Highly concentrated giving: a small number of sizable grants all to a single local nonprofit, with repeat support rather than distributing many small grants to multiple organizations.
Notable grantees: Champion Valley Boys and Girls Club
Giving is highly local. The recent grants list is concentrated in Texas communities, especially Weimar, Schulenburg, La Grange, Fayetteville, and Victoria. Weimar appears repeatedly through awards to Champion Valley Boys and Girls Club, St Michael School, and several scholarship recipients, while Schulenburg appears through Navidad Valley Community Connections, Turtle Wing Foundation, and Blinn College Foundation. Recipient-country data shows all grants going to U.S. organizations. The foundation’s headquarters are in Schulenburg, Texas, but its grantmaking reaches nearby towns in the same regional service area.
Its recent grants go to youth-serving nonprofits, schools, scholarship recipients, and local community organizations. Examples in the record include a Boys & Girls Club, a college foundation, a nursing school program, a school-based instructional grant, and community groups serving Fayette County towns.
The foundation’s grant-size distribution is tightly clustered: the 25th percentile is $2,000, the median is $3,000, and the 75th percentile is $3,421. The recent record also includes larger awards such as $70,000 grants and smaller scholarship amounts around $4,500 to $5,000.
Yes. The recent grants list shows repeated support across years for the same organizations, including Champion Valley Boys and Girls Club, Navidad Valley Community Connections, Turtle Wing Foundation, Blinn College Foundation, and Victoria College - Zelda Allen School of Nursing.
Several active programs accept unsolicited requests, including Teacher Instructional Grants, Professional Scholarships, High School Scholarships, General Grants, and Capacity Building Grants. Some supported programs, such as Parents As Teachers and Healthy High / Healthy Choices, are marked as not accepting unsolicited applications.
Its grants are local and overwhelmingly in Texas. The recipient-country distribution is 100% U.S., and the recent grants are centered in towns including Weimar, Schulenburg, La Grange, Fayetteville, and Victoria.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHAMPION VALLEY BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB | WEIMAR, TX | $60,000 | 2025 | COMMUNITY PROGRAM |
| BLINN COLLEGE FOUNDATION | SCHULENBURG, TX | $55,000 | 2025 | FOR SCHULENBURG, TX CAMPUS |
| SENIOR CONNECTIONS | SCHULENBURG, TX | $31,000 | 2025 | COMMUNITY PROGRAM |
| AND THEN A NEW DAY | SCHULENBURG, TX | $31,000 | 2025 | COMMUNITY PROGRAM |
| COLORADO COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY | COLUMBUS, TX | $28,000 | 2025 | COMMUNITY PROGRAM |
| TURTLE WING FOUNDATION | SCHULENBURG, TX | $18,500 | 2025 | COMMUNITY PROGRAM |
| FAYETTE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | LA GRANGE, TX | $15,000 | 2025 | COMMUNITY PROGRAM |
| FAYETTE COUNTY COMMUNITY THEATRE | LA GRANGE, TX | $5,500 | 2025 | COMMUNITY PROGRAM |
| ARTS FOR RURAL TEXAS - FINE ARTS | FAYETTEVILLE, TX | $5,000 | 2025 | COMMUITY PROGRAM |
| VICTORIA COLLEGE - ZELDA ALLEN SCHOOL OF NURSING | VICTORIA, TX | $5,000 | 2025 | NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS |
| EDWARD PESAK | WEIMAR, TX | $4,775 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| DILLON STECH | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| OBRIYAH WILLIAMS | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| KYLER TOLBERT | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| ORLANDO ADAME | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| LIBERTY KILLION | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| KASSANDRA RUBIO | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| WYLEE BETTIS | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| JAUNDREA CHESTER RODRIGUEZ | SAN MARCOS, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| JUAN FERRETIZ | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| ZOE URBAN | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| KAZ MCBRIDE | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| MADISON BROOKS | SAN MARCOS, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| GAVIN KUBALA | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| FAITH TEAGAN | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| NATHAN SCHUETZE | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| BASIL DESSELLE | DALLAS, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| HARLY ZAPALAC | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| MARIA MARTINEZ | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| SHELBY NICHOLS | BRYAN, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| ANA AVILA | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| DONDREA CARTER | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| JERRY TAITON HUDEC | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| BRIANNA VELAZQUEZ | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| KELSEE COWART | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| CAITLYN KLAM | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| DANIEL RODRIGUEZ CASTILLO | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| LUIS LOPEZ | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| ALEXANDRIA GALIPP | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| DYLAN GOLDBERG | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| RORY HALPAIN | LA GRANGE, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| ETHAN JACOBS | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| KLOE KUTAC | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| JOSHUA RUBIO | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| LAURECE SILCOX | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| LUCAS TORO | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| LESLIE VILLANUEVA | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| CHRISTOPHER MORENO | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| BRIANNA VAVRA | SCHULENBURG, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
| MALARIE MICAN | WEIMAR, TX | $3,275 | 2025 | COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP |
CHAMPION VALLEY BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
$60,000COMMUNITY PROGRAM
SENIOR CONNECTIONS
$31,000COMMUNITY PROGRAM
AND THEN A NEW DAY
$31,000COMMUNITY PROGRAM
COLORADO COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
$28,000COMMUNITY PROGRAM
COMMUNITY PROGRAM
FAYETTE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
$15,000COMMUNITY PROGRAM
FAYETTE COUNTY COMMUNITY THEATRE
$5,500COMMUNITY PROGRAM
ARTS FOR RURAL TEXAS - FINE ARTS
$5,000COMMUITY PROGRAM
VICTORIA COLLEGE - ZELDA ALLEN SCHOOL OF NURSING
$5,000NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS
EDWARD PESAK
$4,775COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
DILLON STECH
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
OBRIYAH WILLIAMS
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
KYLER TOLBERT
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
ORLANDO ADAME
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
LIBERTY KILLION
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
KASSANDRA RUBIO
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
WYLEE BETTIS
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
JAUNDREA CHESTER RODRIGUEZ
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
JUAN FERRETIZ
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
ZOE URBAN
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
KAZ MCBRIDE
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
MADISON BROOKS
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
GAVIN KUBALA
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
FAITH TEAGAN
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
NATHAN SCHUETZE
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
BASIL DESSELLE
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
HARLY ZAPALAC
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
MARIA MARTINEZ
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
SHELBY NICHOLS
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
ANA AVILA
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
DONDREA CARTER
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
JERRY TAITON HUDEC
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
BRIANNA VELAZQUEZ
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
KELSEE COWART
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
CAITLYN KLAM
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
DANIEL RODRIGUEZ CASTILLO
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
LUIS LOPEZ
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
ALEXANDRIA GALIPP
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
DYLAN GOLDBERG
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
RORY HALPAIN
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
ETHAN JACOBS
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
KLOE KUTAC
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
JOSHUA RUBIO
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
LAURECE SILCOX
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
LUCAS TORO
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
LESLIE VILLANUEVA
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
CHRISTOPHER MORENO
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
BRIANNA VAVRA
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
MALARIE MICAN
$3,275COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
Current and upcoming funding from Stanzel Family Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations seeking to strengthen internal leadership, operations, or planning capacity; geographic eligibility is not stated separately, but the Foundation's grantmaking supports organizations serving Schulenburg and Weimar.
Deadline: First week in December
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