The Morris Foundation Grant (Discontinued)

The Texas Methodist Foundation Ministry Grant is a grant from the Texas Methodist Foundation that funds faith-based social impact programs and community services benefiting people living in poverty across Texas and New Mexico. The Foundation prioritizes creative, sustainable proposals addressing social services, spiritual conditions, resource access, and improved living conditions. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) organizations serving Texas and New Mexico aligned with the Foundation's focus areas; one application per organization per cycle is accepted. The Foundation does not fund individuals, capital expenditures, endowments, research, or lobbying. The next grant cycle opens November 1, 2026.

Texas Capital Foundation Honors Awards - Community Impact Grants is an invitation-only grant from the Texas Capital Foundation that funds established nonprofits addressing housing, education and workforce development, or services for veterans and first responders in Texas. The Honors Awards recognize organizations with a minimum three-year performance record providing direct services to low- and moderate-income communities in Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, Houston, and San Antonio. Grants of $50,000 support housing or education programs; veterans and first responders initiatives receive $100,000. Eligible applicants hold 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) tax-exempt status; individuals, for-profit entities, and municipalities are ineligible.

Meadows Foundation Grant Program is sponsored by Meadows Foundation Incorporated. The Meadows Foundation provides grants to support programs and projects that improve the quality of life for the people of Texas. Funding is focused on six core program areas: Arts & Culture, Civic & Public Affairs, Education, Environment, Health, and Human Services. Within these areas, the Foundation gives priority to five high-impact strategic initiatives: postsecondary completion, educator preparation, water conservation, depression, and homelessness. Geographic focus: Texas Focus areas: Arts & Culture, Civic & Public Affairs, Education, Environment, Health, Human Services, Mental Health, Water Conservation, Homelessness

Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT) - General Grants is a grant from Communities Foundation of Texas that funds nonprofits serving the North Texas community across health, education, public safety, and related priority areas. CFT's grantmaking draws primarily from discretionary donor funds, with nearly all opportunities awarded by invitation only. Eligible organizations must hold 501(c)(3) status active for at least two years, with at least 50% of the population served residing in North Texas counties. Nonprofits seeking consideration should complete CFT's Nonprofit Gateway Profile to stay on the foundation's radar for future funding opportunities.

Civic & Public Affairs Program is a grant from The Meadows Foundation that funds nonprofit organizations and public entities across Texas working to strengthen civic leadership, public accountability, community engagement, and the effective functioning of democratic institutions. The program also supports arts organizations throughout the state and has significant partnerships including Southern Methodist University's Meadows School of the Arts and the Meadows Museum. Additional initiatives focus on education, environment, homelessness, and mental health. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) public charities and public entities serving Texas communities. Awards range from $10,000 to $250,000 or more, varying by project scope. There is no fixed application deadline; proposals are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Grants Program is sponsored by Moody Foundation. The Moody Foundation funds charitable projects and programs that provide long-term benefits to Texas communities, focusing on the arts, education, social services and family well-being, and health and wellness. They support nonprofits, educational institutions, healthcare providers, and other organizations through grants and long-term partnerships.

Small Grants is sponsored by The George Foundation. A streamlined application process designed for new or smaller nonprofits, or larger organizations needing smaller amounts for specific programs. These are single-year grants intended for organizations based in or serving Fort Bend County. Geographic focus: Fort Bend County, Texas Focus areas: Affordable Housing, Education, Human Needs, Health & Wellness

Morrisville Community Fund Grant Program is sponsored by Morrisville Community Fund (an affiliate of the North Carolina Community Foundation). Funds are available for qualified charitable organizations that serve community needs in Morrisville. The Morrisville Community Fund uses dollars from its endowment fund to make grants to organizations that help the Morrisville community.

Moody Foundation Grant Inquiry is sponsored by Moody Foundation. The Moody Foundation accepts inquiries on a rolling basis for organizations aligning with their priorities in Texas: education, social services and family well-being, health and wellness, and the arts. The grant application process from inquiry to funding decision can take up to six months.

Moody Foundation Grants is sponsored by The Moody Foundation. The Moody Foundation supports charitable projects in Texas, focusing on innovative ideas that foster long-term community improvements. They consider various funding requests, including general operating, program, and capital. The Foundation funds projects statewide, with a focus on Galveston, Austin, and Dallas, and gives special attention to rural areas that have less access to philanthropic funding. Key areas of giving include education, social services and family well-being, health and wellness, and the arts.

Access to Care Grants is sponsored by Health Foundation Of East Texas. This program supports initiatives that ensure individuals and families have access to healthcare services, with a priority on underserved and at-risk populations. The foundation funds efforts to expand the availability of providers and improve access to services in communities with geographic or economic barriers. Geographic focus: Smith County and surrounding Northeast Texas communities Focus areas: Access to Care, Healthcare Services, Underserved Populations, Public Health

Texas Foundations Fund is a grant program from the Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation (TSAHC) that supports nonprofit organizations working to expand affordable housing across Texas. The fund provides grants to nonprofits that offer housing services for very low-income households, including home repairs, accessibility modifications, supportive housing programs, and related case management and counseling services. Eligible applicants are nonprofit organizations with demonstrated operational capacity in Texas. The fund does not provide direct assistance to individuals. Award cycles are annual, and applicants must demonstrate programmatic impact in serving low-income Texans facing housing instability.