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The Hispanic Impact Fund Grant Partners program, administered by the Austin Community Foundation, awards general operating support to nonprofits advancing economic mobility for Hispanic Central Texans. In 2025, the fund distributed $550,000 across 16 organizations in four impact areas: Early Childhood Education, Health and Wellness, Job Skills and Entrepreneurship, and Leadership Development.
Top finalists in each category received $55,500 grants, while semifinalist organizations received awards of $22,000 to $38,000. Eligible organizations serve Hispanic communities in Central Texas and focus on culturally competent programming that drives measurable outcomes in education, healthcare access, workforce development, and civic leadership.
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Hispanic Impact Fund Grant Partners | Austin Community Foundation 2025 Hispanic Impact Fund grant partners Thanks to the generosity of our investors and volunteers, the Hispanic Impact Fund awarded $550,000 in general operating support to 16 organizations advancing economic mobility for Hispanic Central Texans.
We’re thrilled to introduce our 2025 grant partners, beginning with the top finalists in each of our four impact areas: Early Childhood Education, Health & Wellness, Job Skills & Entrepreneurship, and Leadership Development. Early Childhood Education Providing access to affordable, high-quality Pre-K and early childhood education starting at age 3, building the pipeline from cradle to career for Latino families.
$55,500 general operating grant Assisting under-resourced families of young children in overcoming isolation and lack of opportunity, empowering them to reach their fullest potential. Expanding access and creating pathways to quality physical and mental healthcare services that are culturally competent, secure, and honor privacy.
Volunteer Healthcare Clinic $55,500 general operating grant Improving the health of low-income and uninsured people by providing access to high-quality health care, prevention education, and support for long-term health. Job Skills & Entrepreneurship Advancing workforce development and entrepreneurship through skills training, expert advising, and access to capital—enabling individuals to build careers and grow sustainable businesses.
Todos Juntos Learning Center $55,500 general operating grant Supporting the academic and social well-being of parents and children through education, empowerment, and community support. Expanding access to tailored training and opportunities that unlock pathways to increase representation across sectors.
$55,500 general operating grant Breaking down financial and institutional barriers to legal careers by investing in aspiring lawyers before law school and conducting outreach in communities with limited access to attorneys.
Semifinalist grant partners Early Childhood Education United Way for Greater Austin / $22,000 Manos de Cristo / $38,000 Samaritan Health Ministries / $22,000 Migrant Clinicians Network / $22,000 Job Skills & Entrepreneurship Literacy Coalition of Central Texas / $38,000 Economic Growth Business Incubator / $22,000 Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation / $38,000 Breakthrough Central Texas / $22,000 Grassroots Leadership / $22,000 Support this important work.
Giving to the Hispanic Impact Fund allows you to make a broader impact by investing in multiple strategy areas at once.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Organizations advancing economic mobility for Hispanic Central Texans in early childhood education, health and wellness, job skills and entrepreneurship, and leadership development. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates $550,000 total to 16 organizations in 2025 Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
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