Stewart Title Foundation
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About Stewart Title Foundation
The Stewart Title Foundation appears to prioritize community improvement with a strong emphasis on housing stability and neighborhood revitalization. Most of its dollars flow through a small number of sizable awards — notably repeat support for Rebuilding Together — alongside large omnibus distributions labeled as “various grants” that fund multiple nonprofit organizations, likely at the local/regional level. The foundation’s giving pattern suggests flexible, place-based community support rather than narrowly targeted programmatic grants.
Focus Areas
Home repair and critical-needs housing improvements (via Rebuilding Together)Neighborhood revitalization and community stability projectsGeneral operating or discretionary support to local nonprofits through omnibus/various-grants distributions
Who They Fund
various nonprofit organizations (unspecified)college students / tuition recipientsdonors making gifts (via matching programs)
Giving Approach
Concentrated, high-dollar giving: a few large grants make up nearly all funding. Includes repeat support to at least one core partner (Rebuilding Together) plus sizable omnibus payments labeled as “various grants” that distribute funds to multiple nonprofits.
About Stewart Title Foundation
The Stewart Title Foundation Inc stands out for a grantmaking mix that combines community service awards, charitable contributions, board donation matches, and direct tuition support to individuals. Its recent record includes repeated support for Rebuilding Together, steady backing for food banks and child-advocacy groups in Texas, and programmatic gifts to national housing and hunger organizations. The foundation also makes larger omnibus distributions labeled “Various Grants Paid - See Attached Statement,” which account for a substantial share of annual giving and point to a broad set of nonprofit recipients rather than a single narrow program. Recent awards show a practical focus on housing stability, basic needs, and neighborhood support. In Houston, the foundation has funded Child Advocates, Houston Food Bank, and Kids Meals Inc, while also supporting Magic Bus USA and KIPP Texas through charitable contributions or donation-match structures. Outside Texas, it has given to Feeding America, MBA Opens Doors Foundation, ALTA Good Deeds Foundation, and Global Giving Ukrainian Relief Fund. The presence of college tuition contributions to named individuals adds another dimension to a portfolio that reaches both organizations and people directly.
What Stewart Title Foundation Funds
Housing and home repair are a clear part of the foundation’s giving. It awarded $100,000 in both 2024 and 2025 to Rebuilding Together, plus $60,000 in 2023, pointing to sustained support for housing-related work. Basic needs and family support also appear frequently. The foundation gave $50,000 in 2024 and $25,000 in 2025 to Feeding America, and it supported Houston Food Bank with $28,000 in 2024, $25,500 in 2023, and $25,000 in 2025. Child-focused community services show up as well. Child Advocates received $45,000 in 2023, $26,000 in 2024, and $25,000 in 2025, while Kids Meals Inc received $15,620 in 2025. Education-related support is present through donor matching and tuition contributions, including a $10,000 board donation match to KIPP Texas in 2023 and $6,000 college tuition contributions to named individuals in 2024 and 2025.
How Stewart Title Foundation Gives
Typical awards are tightly clustered around a small dollar range: p25 is $1,875, median is $2,000, and p75 is $2,000. That pattern sits alongside a smaller set of much larger grants and omnibus distributions, indicating a blended approach of many modest payments with a few high-dollar awards. The foundation’s recent history also shows repeat giving to several recipients across multiple years, including Rebuilding Together, Feeding America, Houston Food Bank, Child Advocates, and Magic Bus USA. It funds individuals directly through college tuition contributions and also uses board donation match grants, suggesting a mix of charitable support methods rather than a single grantmaking channel. Active program naming points to Community Service Awards.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$861K
Total Assets
$5M
Total Revenue
$186K
Total Expenses
$892K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $2K and $2K, with a median of $2K.
25th Percentile
$2K
Median
$2K
75th Percentile
$2K
Geographic Reach
National38 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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