About Tsa-B Regional Advisory Council
Support and coordinate healthcare preparedness and response across the TSA-B region by bringing healthcare providers and stakeholders together to plan, train, share resources, and enhance community resilience for disasters and interruptions of services.
Focus Areas
healthcare coalition developmentemergency medical services (EMS)disaster preparedness and responsetraining and educationprehospital whole blood programresource coordination
Who They Fund
trauma survivors and victimscommunities at risk of traumatic eventsfirst responders and emergency personnel
Funding Style
direct service deliveryprevention-oriented funding
About Tsa-B Regional Advisory Council
Tsa-b Regional Advisory Council directs its grantmaking toward healthcare preparedness and response across the TSA-B region, with nearly every listed award supporting preparedness, treatment, and prevention of trauma. The recent record shows a steady stream of grants to emergency medical service providers and hospitals that are part of the region’s response network. In 2025, Scurry County Ems received $18,101, the largest grant in the recent list, for preparedness, treatment, and prevention of trauma. Medical Arts Hospital in Lamesa also appears among the larger awards, with $17,884 in 2025 and earlier support in prior years. The pattern points to a funder working through local providers that can plan, train, share resources, and respond when services are interrupted. Grants also reach county-based ambulance and EMS organizations in places such as Post, Matador, Brownfield, Dimmitt, Crosby, Guthrie, Spur, Tahoka, Paducah, and Jayton, suggesting a geographically tight network of community emergency care partners. The foundation’s support is oriented around direct service delivery and capacity building in trauma readiness rather than individual aid.
What Tsa-B Regional Advisory Council Funds
The council’s core focus is trauma preparedness and response through emergency medical infrastructure. In 2025, it gave $17,549 to Post-Garza County Ems and $13,375 to Brownfield Regional Mc Ems for preparedness, treatment, and prevention of trauma. It also supported Castro Co Ems in Dimmitt with $13,255 in 2025, reinforcing the role of county EMS agencies in local response. Hospitals are part of the portfolio as well: Medical Arts Hospital in Lamesa received $17,884 in 2025 under the same trauma-related purpose, showing that the funder works with both field responders and clinical facilities. Across the recent grants list, the recurring purpose text stays centered on preparedness, treatment, and prevention of trauma rather than on a wider set of health or human services issues.
How Tsa-B Regional Advisory Council Gives
Typical awards cluster in a narrow band: p25 is $7,226, median grant size is $12,117, and p75 is $13,046. That distribution fits a pattern of many similarly sized operating grants rather than a few outliers. The recent grants list also shows repeat support across multiple years to the same organizations, including annual awards to county EMS and hospital-based EMS programs. Tsa-b Regional Advisory Council is a regular funder, not a donor-advised fund, and it does not fund individuals or program-related investments. The listed record is entirely local, and the awards are structured around direct support for trauma readiness and response capacity.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$725K
Total Assets
$1.2M
Total Revenue
$1M
Total Expenses
$1.1M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $7K and $13K, with a median of $12K.
25th Percentile
$7K
Median
$12K
75th Percentile
$13K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
About 100% of grants go to recipients in TX.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
JOHN BAKER
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