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    Texas State Affordable Housing

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    AUSTIN, TXWebsite5124773555

    About Texas State Affordable Housing

    We facilitate, preserve, and expand affordable housing opportunities for Texans.

    Focus Areas

    Affordable rental housing developmentHomeownership assistance and down payment supportMortgage Credit Certificates and tax creditsDeveloper financing and construction loansLand banking and property donations (ACT program)Grants for home repairs and supportive housing servicesDisaster recovery fundingTraining and capacity building for nonprofits and housing counselors

    Who They Fund

    people experiencing homelessness (unsheltered and sheltered)low-income homeowners in need of repairsrenters/households at risk of eviction or housing instability

    About Texas State Affordable Housing

    Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation’s recent grantmaking shows a strong emphasis on housing stability services alongside the financing tools needed to add or preserve homes across Texas. One recurring thread is support for homelessness systems: Texas Homeless Network received $100,000 in 2025 for a homeless data sharing network, and the organization was funded again in 2024 for the same purpose. Another strand is direct housing assistance for residents, including supportive housing services, housing counseling, and critical home repair work through local partners such as Project Transitions in Austin and Houston Habitat for Humanity. The corporation also uses loan and investment programs in addition to grants. Its Texas Housing Impact Fund is built for development loans and program-related investments, including revolving lines of credit, equity-equivalent investments, and other financing tools for nonprofit and for-profit developers. That mix of grants, training, and capital support points to a funder working across the housing pipeline: helping organizations build units, stabilize households, and strengthen the local capacity needed to deliver affordable housing in Texas.

    What Texas State Affordable Housing Funds

    A major theme in the corporation’s giving is homelessness infrastructure. Texas Homeless Network received $100,000 in 2025 for a homeless data sharing network, and the same organization received $50,000 in 2024 for that same function. The pattern suggests sustained support for coordinated entry and data-sharing capacity. Another area is housing stabilization for households already in place. Houston Habitat for Humanity got $55,000 for critical home repairs, while Meals on Wheels Central Texas received $53,000 for the same purpose. These grants align with beneficiary groups such as low-income homeowners needing repairs. Supportive housing also appears repeatedly. Project Transitions in Austin received $55,000 for supportive housing services, and Caritas of Austin received $53,000 for the same category. Housing counseling and homebuyer education are also part of the portfolio, including support for Habitat for Humanity of San Antonio.

    How Texas State Affordable Housing Gives

    Typical grants are tightly clustered: the 25th percentile, median, and 75th percentile are $13,000, $13,000, and $25,000. The recent list also shows some larger awards in the $40,000 to $100,000 range, indicating a mix of smaller operating or program grants with a few higher-dollar awards. Recipients appear across multiple years, including Texas Homeless Network in both 2024 and 2025, which suggests recurring support for at least some partners. The funder is a corporation rather than a private foundation, and it also makes program-related investments through Texas Housing Impact Fund. Some programs accept unsolicited requests, including Texas Housing Impact Fund, property donations through ACT, and certain training or sponsorship opportunities.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $1.5M

    Total Assets

    $491M

    Total Revenue

    $85.2M

    Total Expenses

    $116M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $13K and $25K, with a median of $13K.

    25th Percentile

    $13K

    Median

    $13K

    75th Percentile

    $25K

    Geographic Reach

    Local3 states funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
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    Leadership

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    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Funding Style

    direct service deliverycapital/construction fundingdata & systems infrastructure supporthousing stabilization/programmatic support

    Topics

    supportive housing services (case management & counseling)housing counseling (tenant/owner education)critical home repair for low-income homeownersaffordable housing construction (new units)homeless data sharing network/Coordinated Entry infrastructure

    Where Texas State Affordable Housing Makes Grants

    Giving is overwhelmingly Texas-based: 99% of grants go to recipients in the headquarters state, and the recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based. The recent grants list reaches multiple Texas cities, with Austin appearing frequently through grantees such as Texas Homeless Network, Project Transitions, Caritas of Austin, Rebuilding Together Austin, and Family Eldercare. Houston, El Paso, San Antonio, Dallas, and Laredo also appear in the recent-grants table, along with Sugar Land, Killeen, Plano, Richardson, and McKinney. One out-of-state recipient in the recent list is Ayuda Inc in Washington, DC, but the overall pattern remains strongly Texas-centered.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Texas State Affordable Housing

    What types of housing work does Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation fund?

    Its grants support affordable housing development, homeownership assistance, mortgage credit certificates and tax credits, developer financing, land banking and property donations, home repairs, supportive housing services, disaster recovery, and training for nonprofits and housing counselors. The recent grants list also includes homeless data infrastructure and housing counseling.

    Does Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation fund the same organizations more than once?

    Yes. Texas Homeless Network appears in both 2024 and 2025, with $50,000 for a homeless data sharing network in 2024 and $100,000 for the same purpose in 2025. That is evidence of recurring support rather than only one-time grants.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution is concentrated at $13,000 for both the 25th percentile and median, with the 75th percentile at $25,000. Recent awards also include larger grants such as $100,000 and $55,000, but the center of the portfolio is much smaller.

    Are the grants mostly local?

    Yes. The geographic scope is local, 99% of grants go to recipients in Texas, and the recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based. The recent-grants table shows activity in many Texas cities, especially Austin, Houston, El Paso, and San Antonio.

    Can organizations apply for some programs without being invited?

    Yes for some programs. Texas Housing Impact Fund accepts unsolicited requests, and property donations through the Affordable Communities of Texas program are also unsolicited. Certain training and sponsorship opportunities, including Housing Connection-related trainings, accept unsolicited participation as well.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Multifamily Tax-Exempt Bond Allocation (Private Activity Bonds) — FY2026

    Multifamily affordable rental housingPreservation and rehabilitationHousing in rural and smaller urban markets+2 more

    Who can apply: Developers seeking private activity bond volume cap for qualified multifamily projects. Applicants must follow TSAHC's annual RFP, policies, and submit the Multifamily Bond Application.

    Deadline: TSAHC's FY2026 RFP and application cycle is open for the calendar year; applicants should refer to the FY2026 RFP for specific submission deadlines and requirements.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    TEXAS HOMELESS NETWORK THNAUSTIN, TX$50,0002026PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF SMITH COUNTYTYLER, TX$43,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    COMMUNITY OUTREACH HOUSINGCARROLLTON, TX$40,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    FORT BEND HABITAT FOR HUMANITYSUGAR LAND, TX$40,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    LUFKIN NEIGHBORHOOD STRONGLUFKIN, TX$40,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    KATY RESPONDSKATY, TX$40,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    THE RESTORATION TEAMHOUSTON, TX$35,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    TEJANO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY CONCERNSHOUSTON, TX$30,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    HOUSTON HABITAT FOR HUMANITYHOUSTON, TX$30,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    AUSTIN HABITAT FOR HUMANITYAUSTIN, TX$25,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    CENTRAL TEXAS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION TRAVIS COUNTY CARESROUND ROCK, TX$25,0002026FLOOD RELIEF
    LEANDER CHAMBER FOUNDATIONLEANDER, TX$25,0002026FLOOD RELIEF
    NORTHWEST ASSISTANCE MINISTRIESHOUSTON, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    BRIDGE HOMELESS RECOVERY CENTERDALLAS, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    NEW HOPE HOUSINGHOUSTON, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    CARITAS OF AUSTINAUSTIN, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    DALLAS AREA HABITAT FOR HUMANITYDALLAS, TX$25,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF GREATER DALLASDALLAS, TX$25,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    RECOVERY RESOURCE COUNCILFORT WORTH, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    MERCED HOUSING TEXASSAN ANTONIO, TX$25,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    PRESBYTERIAN NIGHT SHELTER OF TARRANT COUNTYFORT WORTH, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    FOUNDATION COMMUNITIESAUSTIN, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    PANHANDLE COMMUNITY SERVICESAMARILLO, TX$25,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    SAN ANTONIO METROPOLITAN MINISTRIESSAN ANTONIO, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    AVENUE CDCHOUSTON, TX$25,0002026HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES
    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF SAN ANTONIOSAN ANTONIO, TX$25,0002026HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES
    AUSTIN TRAVIS COUNTY MHMR CENTER INTEGRAL CAREAUSTIN, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    BUCKNER CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICESDALLAS, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF GALVESTON-HOUSTONHOUSTON, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    MEALS ON WHEELS OF TARRANT COUNTYHALTOM CITY, TX$25,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    YOUTH & FAMILY ALLIANCE DBA LIFEWORKSAUSTIN, TX$25,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    TRINITY HABITAT FOR HUMANITYFORT WORTH, TX$25,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    DENTON AFFORDABLE HOUSING CORPORATIONDENTON, TX$20,0002026PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
    CDC OF FREEDMEN'S TOWNHOUSTON, TX$15,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    AYUDA INCSAN ELIZARIO, TX$13,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    FORT BEND COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTERRICHMOND, TX$13,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WILLIAMSON COUNTYGEORGETOWN, TX$13,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    OPPORTUNITY CENTER FOR THE HOMELESSEL PASO, TX$13,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    PROJECT TRANSITIONSAUSTIN, TX$13,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    SAMARITAN INNMCKINNEY, TX$13,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    TARRANT COUNTY SAMARITAN HOUSINGFORT WORTH, TX$13,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    NEIGHBORHOOD RECOVERY CDCHOUSTON, TX$13,0002026HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES
    LEGACY CDCPORT ARTHUR, TX$13,0002026HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES
    TRANSITIONS RESOURCE ACTION CENTER (TRAC)DALLAS, TX$13,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    ATTACK POVERTYRICHMOND, TX$13,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    ALLIANCE OF COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE MINISTRIESHOUSTON, TX$13,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    WACO HABITAT FOR HUMANITYWACO, TX$13,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    GALILEE CDCSAN ANGELO, TX$13,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR
    HOPE THROUGH HOUSING FOUNDATIONRANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA$13,0002026SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES
    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY COLLIN COUNTYMCKINNEY, TX$13,0002026CRITICAL REPAIR

    TEXAS HOMELESS NETWORK THN

    $50,000
    AUSTIN, TX2026

    PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF SMITH COUNTY

    $43,000
    TYLER, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    COMMUNITY OUTREACH HOUSING

    $40,000
    CARROLLTON, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    FORT BEND HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

    $40,000
    SUGAR LAND, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    LUFKIN NEIGHBORHOOD STRONG

    $40,000
    LUFKIN, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    KATY RESPONDS

    $40,000
    KATY, TX
    2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    THE RESTORATION TEAM

    $35,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    TEJANO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY CONCERNS

    $30,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    HOUSTON HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

    $30,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    AUSTIN HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

    $25,000
    AUSTIN, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    CENTRAL TEXAS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION TRAVIS COUNTY CARES

    $25,000
    ROUND ROCK, TX2026

    FLOOD RELIEF

    LEANDER CHAMBER FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    LEANDER, TX2026

    FLOOD RELIEF

    NORTHWEST ASSISTANCE MINISTRIES

    $25,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    BRIDGE HOMELESS RECOVERY CENTER

    $25,000
    DALLAS, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    NEW HOPE HOUSING

    $25,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    CARITAS OF AUSTIN

    $25,000
    AUSTIN, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    DALLAS AREA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

    $25,000
    DALLAS, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF GREATER DALLAS

    $25,000
    DALLAS, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    RECOVERY RESOURCE COUNCIL

    $25,000
    FORT WORTH, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    MERCED HOUSING TEXAS

    $25,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    PRESBYTERIAN NIGHT SHELTER OF TARRANT COUNTY

    $25,000
    FORT WORTH, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    FOUNDATION COMMUNITIES

    $25,000
    AUSTIN, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    PANHANDLE COMMUNITY SERVICES

    $25,000
    AMARILLO, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    SAN ANTONIO METROPOLITAN MINISTRIES

    $25,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    AVENUE CDC

    $25,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES

    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF SAN ANTONIO

    $25,000
    SAN ANTONIO, TX2026

    HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES

    AUSTIN TRAVIS COUNTY MHMR CENTER INTEGRAL CARE

    $25,000
    AUSTIN, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    BUCKNER CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES

    $25,000
    DALLAS, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF GALVESTON-HOUSTON

    $25,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    MEALS ON WHEELS OF TARRANT COUNTY

    $25,000
    HALTOM CITY, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    YOUTH & FAMILY ALLIANCE DBA LIFEWORKS

    $25,000
    AUSTIN, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    TRINITY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

    $25,000
    FORT WORTH, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    DENTON AFFORDABLE HOUSING CORPORATION

    $20,000
    DENTON, TX2026

    PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

    CDC OF FREEDMEN'S TOWN

    $15,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    AYUDA INC

    $13,000
    SAN ELIZARIO, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    FORT BEND COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER

    $13,000
    RICHMOND, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WILLIAMSON COUNTY

    $13,000
    GEORGETOWN, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    OPPORTUNITY CENTER FOR THE HOMELESS

    $13,000
    EL PASO, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    PROJECT TRANSITIONS

    $13,000
    AUSTIN, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    SAMARITAN INN

    $13,000
    MCKINNEY, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    TARRANT COUNTY SAMARITAN HOUSING

    $13,000
    FORT WORTH, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    NEIGHBORHOOD RECOVERY CDC

    $13,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES

    LEGACY CDC

    $13,000
    PORT ARTHUR, TX2026

    HOUSING COUNSELING SERVICES

    TRANSITIONS RESOURCE ACTION CENTER (TRAC)

    $13,000
    DALLAS, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    ATTACK POVERTY

    $13,000
    RICHMOND, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    ALLIANCE OF COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE MINISTRIES

    $13,000
    HOUSTON, TX2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    WACO HABITAT FOR HUMANITY

    $13,000
    WACO, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    GALILEE CDC

    $13,000
    SAN ANGELO, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR

    HOPE THROUGH HOUSING FOUNDATION

    $13,000
    RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA2026

    SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES

    HABITAT FOR HUMANITY COLLIN COUNTY

    $13,000
    MCKINNEY, TX2026

    CRITICAL REPAIR