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Between funding cycles - Community Vitality applications are taken each summer (June 15-July 17 in 2026). The portal is not open now; check the Foundation for 2027 dates.
Historical funding: Unspecified
Prior eligibility: 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations located in specific counties in Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, and Texas where CenterPoint Energy has a business presence.
CenterPoint Energy Foundation Community Vitality Grant is a grant from the CenterPoint Energy Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations supporting community vitality, education, human services, and quality of life in communities where CenterPoint Energy operates. The foundation awards grants annually to organizations in specific counties across Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, and Texas where the company has a business presence. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations located in CenterPoint Energy's service territory counties in those four states. Grant amounts are not specified publicly; applicants should review eligibility requirements on the foundation's corporate giving portal before applying. The application deadline is July 17, 2026.
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