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Find similar grantsChildren and Family Support Grants for South Texas Nonprofits is sponsored by Various (local foundations/organizations in South Texas). These recurring grant opportunities provide support for nonprofit organizations serving children and families in designated communities across South Texas.
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Have an event or grant opportunity to share? Contact us. Upcoming Grant Opportunities for Nonprofits Midland and Odessa Grants Deadline: August 13, 2026 Provides grants for nonprofits focused on education, healthcare, quality of place, and human services.
The Foundation prefers to help with capital improvements, construction, or expansion of program capacity. Midland County Disabilities Grants Helen Greathouse Charitable Trust Deadline: August 15, 2026 Provide grants to nonprofits that work with children and people with disabilities in Midland County. Organizations with names beginning with letters A-L should apply in the Spring, and those with letters M-Z should apply in the Fall.
Deadline: August 18, 2026 More than $23 million will be invested through Elevate, Thrive, the Austin Live Music Fund, and the Heritage Preservation Grant—strengthening Austin’s creative ecosystem in every district.
Elevate & Thrive — for arts nonprofits producing public events in Austin; Elevate & Austin Live Music Fund — for artists, musicians and arts groups producing public events in Austin; Austin Live Music Fund — for professional musicians, music venues and promoters; Heritage Preservation Grant — for heritage events that share local history and bring people together at historic sites and for projects that preserve or restore historic sites South and Central Texas Grants Alice Kleberg Reynolds Meyer Foundation Awards grants for arts/culture, charitable, education, literacy, medical and scientific purposes serving 20 specific counties in south and central Texas Upcoming Events for Nonprofits Visit OneStar Events page to find more nonprofit events across Texas.
Year-Round Funding Resources Explore ongoing/rolling grant opportunities along with evergreen grants platforms . Ongoing/Rolling Grants List: View or download document here Texas Health and Human Services Since the Candid Foundation Directory mainly lists grants for nonprofits, we are limited on scholarship resources. If you are looking for scholarships, the best place to start is your school’s scholarship resources.
For example, UT Austin students can use UT Pivot to find scholarships. You can also explore Candid’s full list of funders that have awarded scholarships, as well as their article on finding financial aid. Instead, we can look into grants that support individual projects such as the arts or research.
Here are some field-specific grants for individuals: Creative Arts, Media, & Film Grants City of Austin Arts, Culture, Music, and Entertainment Grants Creative Capital for Artists Film / TV / Screenwriting Grants Ford Foundation JustFilms Harry Ransom Center Research Fellowship Texas State Historical Association Awards & Fellowship Research Fellowship in Texas History Another option for individuals seeking grants is a fiscal sponsorship , where a nonprofit provide s legal and financial oversight for a charitable activity or project that doesn’t have its own tax-exempt status.
Y ou can reach out to a nonprofit whose mission aligns with your work to see if they are interested in sponsoring your project. S ome nonprofits openly offer fiscal sponsorships on their websites (e.g. Austin Creative Alliance ).
Here are additional links to learn more: All You Need to Know About Fiscal Sponsorship How to Find A Fiscal Sponsor 10 Questions Potential Projects Should Ask a Fiscal Sponsor Eight Steps to Get Started with Fiscal Sponsorship
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations serving children and families in designated communities across South Texas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Children and Family Support Grants for South Texas Nonprofits is funded by Various (local foundations/organizations in South Texas). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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