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Find similar grantsCenterPoint Foundation Charitable Giving Guidelines is sponsored by CenterPoint Energy Foundation. Provides grants to eligible organizations in Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, and Texas, focusing on community connections, quality of life, and inclusion.
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Community: CenterPoint Energy Foundation CenterPoint Energy Foundation CenterPoint Energy Foundation Key Facts to Understand Before You Apply The Foundation awards grants annually to eligible organizations in Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, and Texas, where our company has a business presence. A list of counties CenterPoint Energy serves is located in Appendix A of our 2026 Guidelines and FAQs document.
We will review proposals from 501(c )(3) organizations where our company has a business presence during the grant cycles below. We encourage organizations to submit requests during the cycle that works best for their budget as funds are available in each cycle . Applications must be submitted by the deadline to be considered for funding.
Cycle 1 : January 12 – February 13, 2026 (cycle closes at 11:59 p. m. CST) This cycle is open for Education proposals only (including literacy, STEM, and workforce development) Grant decisions will be communicated by end of April 2026 Cycle 2 : June 15 – July 17, 2026 (cycle closes at 11:59 p.
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