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Working Texans Economic Opportunity Grant is sponsored by Texas Mutual Insurance Company. Texas Mutual invests in initiatives that stabilize working households so Texans can obtain and sustain employment and participate in economic opportunities. This includes championing working parents by expanding access to quality early childhood education or out-of-school time care for children so parents can obtain and retain stable employment.
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Community Funding | Texas Mutual Learn about our 2026 grant opportunities for Texas nonprofits, part of our commitment of $8 million to strengthen our communities. Working Texans Economic Opportunity Grant Reducing barriers that limit economic opportunity for working Texans Texas Mutual seeks to invest in initiatives that stabilize working households so Texans can obtain and sustain employment and participate in economic opportunities.
We’re looking for organizations aligned with one of the following focus areas: Championing working parents by expanding access to quality early childhood education (ages 0-5) or out-of-school time care for children so that parents can obtain and retain stable employment Prioritizing workforce wellness by ensuring working Texans are physically healthy through increased access to primary care Enabling workforce advancement by facilitating access to essential basic needs so that working Texans can obtain or retain stable employment, building a foundation for long-term economic mobility All grant funds have been allotted for our 2026 Working Texans Economic Opportunity Grant.
We awarded over $4. 5 million in grants to 62 organizations .
Texas Workforce Development Grant Texas Mutual seeks to fortify the state’s workforce and economy by equipping working Texans and Texas businesses with skills and opportunities that drive growth and shared prosperity through projects focused on: Developing a skilled workforce by preparing Texans for high‑demand, living wage middle-skill jobs through completion of apprenticeships or postsecondary credentials of value Empowering small businesses by supporting initiatives that promote their resilience and the facilitation of new job growth Reconnecting the disengaged workforce by connecting opportunity youth to supportive career pathways as a means of expanding the available labor force Applications will be accepted between 8 a.
m. CT on Monday, August 10 and 11:59 p. m.
CT on Friday, September 11. Review our 2026 Texas Workforce Development Grant Guide Register to attend our informational webinar on August 19 at 11 a. m.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations aligned with focus areas of championing working parents, prioritizing workforce wellness, or enabling workforce advancement. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $25,000 - $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Working Texans Economic Opportunity Grant is funded by Texas Mutual Insurance Company. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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