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Safety Grants | Texas Mutual Find a Doctor or Pharmacy This summer, Texas Mutual is committing $2 million in safety grants to assist eligible policyholders in purchasing safety equipment. Grants are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications open on Tuesday, July 14 at 8 a.
m. CT Applications close once all funds are allotted All funds have been allotted for our 2026 safety grant program and applications are now closed. Current policyholders in good standing are eligible to apply.
To access the application, policyholders will need to have a Texas Mutual Online (TMO) account . The number of full-time, part-time and temporary employees at your company The type and cost of equipment your business is planning to purchase with grant funds A brief description of how the equipment will improve safety.
Once your application is submitted, Texas Mutual’s safety grant committee will review your application within four weeks. You will receive an email informing you of acceptance or denial. Safety grant funds may be used for ergonomic, safety, disease and illness prevention and industrial hygiene equipment to reduce or eliminate workplace injuries and illnesses.
The grant may not be used toward salaries, wages, internal labor, the cost of preparing the application or equipment or materials needed to perform a job. View examples of approved and unapproved items in the 2026 Safety Grant Program Guide . If you have any questions about safety grants, contact our safety services department at 844-WORKSAFE (967-5723) or grants@texasmutual.
com . Frequently asked questions When do applications open? Applications open Tuesday, July 14 at 8 a.
m. CT. At this time, all funds have been allotted for our 2026 safety grant program and applications are now closed.
Current policyholders in good standing are eligible to apply. You must have a TMO account to access the application. How much does a grant recipient receive?
Each approved policyholder will receive a check for $1,500. What can grant funds be used for? Grant funds may only be used to purchase ergonomic, safety, disease and illness prevention and industrial hygiene equipment to reduce or eliminate workplace injuries and illnesses.
Common examples include: Personal protective equipment Fall protection and prevention Industrial hygiene equipment Sound level meters/dosimeters Ergonomic workstation items Disease and illness prevention How do I apply for a grant? Once grants open on July 14, an application link will be available at the top of this page. If you are a Texas Mutual policyholder, you will be able to apply through your TMO account.
Depending on customer volume, you may be placed in a virtual line to wait for your turn to apply. The application will ask several questions, such as how many people the business employs, how the grant will improve safety and health, which items the business intends to purchase and how much the items cost. Only one contact per company can submit an application.
Once an application is started, it must be completed under the same email address. You will receive a confirmation email once your application has been submitted. Texas Mutual will complete a review within four weeks and send you another email informing you of acceptance or denial.
At this time, all funds have been allotted for our 2026 safety grant program and applications are now closed. Can I apply for a grant on behalf of multiple businesses? Yes, you can apply for a grant on behalf of multiple businesses, but you will need to use separate TMO accounts to do so.
Only one grant application is permitted for each unique email address and TMO account. Once an application is started, it must be completed under the same email address. How will I know if my application was received by Texas Mutual?
You will receive a confirmation email after successfully submitting your application. Your application status will also be updated on your TMO grants page within 72 hours of submission. How will I know if my application is approved or denied?
After submitting your application, our review team will communicate your acceptance or denial by email within four weeks. You can also check your application status on your TMO grants page . What are the next steps if my application is approved?
If approved, you will receive additional information and instructions in your acceptance email. Texas Mutual will mail your check about three weeks after your approval. You must purchase the approved equipment and submit your receipt(s) within 60 days of your approval.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: One benefit of being a Texas Mutual policyholder is eligibility for exclusive grant opportunities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
TXM for Safety Grants is funded by Texas Mutual Insurance Company. 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.
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