About Abe&Annie Seibel Foundation G08110 C/O Frost Bank
The Abe & Annie Seibel Foundation concentrates almost all of its giving on education within Texas, directing very large, single grants to schooling institutions and higher education. Their support appears focused on institutional-level educational initiatives—likely capital, program support, or endowments—rather than many small community grants. The foundation gives infrequently but at high dollar amounts to a small number of beneficiaries.
Focus Areas
Major institutional support for Texas public higher education (e.g., Texas A&M)Large-scale funding for K–12 school-related programs or student support (labelled as 'Students - School Attached')Capital projects, endowments, or programmatic funding for educational institutions in Galveston / Texas
Who They Fund
Texas public universities (e.g., Texas A&M)K–12 schools and school systems in Galveston / TexasStudents served by school-attached programs
Giving Approach
Highly concentrated: very few, very large one-off grants (multi-million-dollar) to educational institutions in Texas rather than broad, distributed small grants; appears to favor repeat institutional beneficiaries or major capital/endowment-style gifts.
About Abe&Annie Seibel Foundation G08110 C/O Frost Bank
Abe&annie Seibel Foundation G08110 C/o Frost Bank makes large, education-centered grants in Texas, with all recent recipient activity tied to the state. Its latest grants show a clear pattern of institutional support: two of the largest awards went to “Students - Sch Attached” programs, indicating funding routed through school-connected student support, while other major gifts reached the University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M in College Station. That mix points to a foundation that favors established educational institutions and structured programs over broad, small-dollar community giving. The foundation’s grantmaking is notably concentrated in high-dollar, one-off awards. Rather than spreading funds across many grantees, it directs substantial resources to a small set of beneficiaries. In the recent record, the grantee list includes student-attached education programs and major public universities, which suggests an emphasis on higher education access, school-linked student support, and institutional educational capacity. The foundation’s scholarship activity through Frost also aligns with that education focus, extending support to Texas students pursuing college, technical and trade schools, or graduate study.
What Abe&Annie Seibel Foundation G08110 C/O Frost Bank Funds
Education is the foundation’s central theme, and the named recent grants show that emphasis at scale. Two of the largest awards went to “Students - Sch Attached” programs in Texas, pointing to support for school-connected student services rather than general community funding. Public higher education also appears prominently. The foundation gave $2,300,000 to the University of Texas in Austin for educational purposes and $1,995,043 to Texas A&M in College Station for educational purposes, indicating direct support for major Texas universities. Its scholarship activity reinforces the same pattern. Frost’s scholarship programs include support for exceptional students in Texas pursuing college, qualified technical and trade schools, or graduate programs, as well as scholarships for full-time undergraduate and graduate students at not-for-profit educational institutions.
How Abe&Annie Seibel Foundation G08110 C/O Frost Bank Gives
Typical grant size is in the multimillion-dollar range: the 25th percentile is $2,354,201, the median is $2,713,358, and the 75th percentile is $3,072,516. The recent record also shows that the foundation gives infrequently and at high dollar amounts, with a small number of large awards rather than many smaller ones. All recorded grants in the data go to recipients in Texas, matching its local geographic scope. The foundation does not fund individuals directly, and the available profile points to institutional support rather than program-related investments or broad open solicitation outside the listed scholarship programs.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$5.1M
Total Assets
$36.1M
Total Revenue
$6.9M
Total Expenses
$6M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $2.4M and $3.1M, with a median of $2.7M.
25th Percentile
$2.4M
Median
$2.7M
75th Percentile
$3.1M
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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