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Last updated: July 6, 2026. Next update: August 2, 2026.
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Unspecified amount
Community Impact Grants
Rolling deadline
The Community Impact Grants, offered by the Texas Capital Bank Foundation, are aimed at supporting Texas-based nonprofits that provide essential services to low- and moderate-income communities. These grants focus on key areas such as housing solutions, education, workforce development, and support for veterans and first responders. By investing in these initiatives, the foundation seeks to foster community development and enhance the quality of life for those in need across major Texas cities.
Texas Capital Foundation
Unspecified amount
Community Program Funding from H-E-B
Rolling deadline
H-E-B provides Houston, Texas nonprofits with funding for a wide range of community initiatives, including arts, education, disaster relief, diversity and inclusion, environmental projects, and hunger relief. Eligible 501(c)(3) organizations operating in the Houston area may benefit from this support to advance their local impact and services.
H-E-B
US $5,000 - US $40,000
Lubrizol Foundation Grants for Houston Education and Health
Rolling deadline
Lubrizol Foundation provides Houston, Texas nonprofits with funding for quality education, health, food access, and environmental initiatives. Organizations serving the Houston area, especially those aligned with sustainability, hunger reduction, and well-being, may be prioritized. Nonprofits working in these fields are encouraged to apply if they serve communities where Lubrizol operates.
Lubrizol Foundation
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Up to US $25,000
McKesson Foundation Health Equity Grants in Houston
Rolling deadline
Focused on health equity and community wellness, McKesson Foundation invites Houston, Texas nonprofits to apply for grants supporting cancer prevention, healthcare workforce diversity, disaster relief, and food access. Organizations addressing local health disparities or preparing for crisis response may benefit from this funding opportunity to advance health outcomes for vulnerable communities.
McKesson Foundation
Unspecified amount
M D Anderson Foundation Grants
Rolling deadline
The M D Anderson Foundation is a Houston-based philanthropic organization that supports medical care, scientific research, and community initiatives. Established to honor Monroe Dunaway Anderson, it provides significant funding to enhance healthcare, biomedical research, and education. The Foundation prioritizes projects that demonstrate strong leadership and long-term impact, focusing on improving health outcomes and community infrastructure in Texas. Its legacy includes the ongoing support of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, a leader in cancer treatment and research.
M D Anderson Foundation
Unspecified amount
The Methodist Hospital Support for Houston Health Initiatives
Rolling deadline
Houston, Texas nonprofits can access funding through The Methodist Hospital to advance community health and wellness. Organizations hosting events like luncheons, walk/runs, or educational programs that benefit local residents may be eligible. Priority is given to initiatives that positively impact health outcomes and promote overall well-being in the Greater Houston area.
The Methodist Hospital
Unspecified amount
Valero Energy Foundation Support for Houston Nonprofits
Rolling deadline
Grants from Valero Energy Foundation help Houston, Texas nonprofits deliver essential programs for disadvantaged children and families. Funding focuses on basic needs, health care access, education, and civic initiatives. Organizations serving Houston communities with these priorities may be eligible to apply through the invitation-only process.
Valero Energy Foundation
Unspecified amount
Rockwell Fund Grants for Houston Housing Initiatives
Applications due Jul 17, 2026
Rockwell Fund provides Houston, Texas nonprofits with support for community development, focusing on equitable and affordable housing and homelessness services. Eligible organizations serving low-income residents in Super Neighborhood 52 may apply for general operating or project grants. Nonprofits working on these issues in Houston may benefit from this funding opportunity.
Rockwell Fund
Unspecified amount
City of Houston Human Services Grants in Houston
Applications due Aug 13, 2026
City of Houston supports human and social services in Houston, Texas by providing grants to 501(c)(3) organizations serving local humanitarian needs. Funding priorities include child welfare, health care access, animal welfare, and employment services. Nonprofits addressing these areas in Houston may be eligible for financial assistance through this program.
City of Houston
US $75,000 - US $300,000
Pew Biomedical Scholars
Full proposal due Sep 3, 2026
The Pew Biomedical Scholars Program offers significant funding of $300,000 over four years to support early-career researchers in biomedical sciences. The program encourages innovative and impactful research that contributes to human health, requiring nomination from one of the 212 participating institutions. Candidates must hold a doctorate, run an independent lab as an assistant professor, and demonstrate exceptional promise. This program fosters collaboration and annual meetings for scholars to present their findings.
Pew Charitable Trusts
Unspecified amount
M.G. & Lillie A. Johnson Foundation Grant
Applications due Sep 30, 2026
The M.G. & Lillie A. Johnson Foundation Grant, established in 1958, aims to support charitable activities in the Texas Gulf Coast area, particularly in health and education. The Foundation, which has dispensed over $106 million to date, prioritizes nonprofits and institutions that serve Texas communities. Grant requests are reviewed quarterly, and eligible organizations must be tax-exempt under IRS regulations. The Foundation's significant contributions have notably aided the establishment of the Lutheran Hospital Pavilion at M.D. Anderson Hospital.
M.G. & Lillie A. Johnson Foundation
US $25,000 - US $100,000
Houston Youth Empowerment Funding via Foot Locker Foundation
Applications due Oct 1, 2026
Houston nonprofit organizations focused on youth empowerment can access funding through Foot Locker Foundation Inc. This grant supports programs in health, wellness, education, mentoring, and career development for underserved youth in Houston, Texas. Eligible 501(c)(3) groups led by people of color and serving low-income communities may apply.
Foot Locker Foundation Inc
Unspecified amount
Rockwell Fund Education Grants in Houston
Applications due Oct 17, 2026
Focused on dropout prevention, Rockwell Fund invites Houston, Texas nonprofits to apply for education grants supporting at-risk middle school youth. Funding is available for mentoring, high-quality out-of-school programs, and school-community collaboration. Nonprofits working on comprehensive, systems-level interventions in the Houston area may be eligible for program or capacity-building support.
Rockwell Fund
Unspecified amount
The Astros Foundation Grants for Houston Youth Programs
Applications due Oct 31, 2026
With a mission to support youth development, The Astros Foundation provides Houston, Texas nonprofits with funding for youth baseball and softball, education, literacy, and childhood cancer initiatives. Local 501(c)(3) organizations working to enhance quality of life for youth and families in the Houston area may be eligible for support.
The Astros Foundation
Unspecified amount
Employees Community Fund Grants for Houston Human Services
Applications due Dec 11, 2026
Employees Community Fund Of The Boeing Company supports human and social services in Houston, Texas by providing grants to local nonprofits. Organizations addressing health, food access, disability care, and supportive housing may be eligible. This funding helps nonprofits deliver essential services to meet diverse community needs in the Houston area.
Employees Community Fund Of The Boeing Company
US $100,000 - US $500,000
Thdf Ii Inc Grants for Houston Veteran Housing
Applications due Dec 12, 2026
Thdf Ii Inc supports veteran housing initiatives in Houston, Texas by funding nonprofit organizations that construct or rehabilitate permanent supportive housing for veterans. Eligible 501(c)(3) organizations with experience in veteran-specific housing may apply. Houston-based nonprofits serving veterans in need of housing and support services may benefit from this opportunity.
Thdf Ii Inc
US $30,000 - US $250,000
Nonmedical Drivers of Health Grant Program - Education & Economic Empowerment
Letter of inquiry due Jan 5, 2027
Houston Methodist
Our Mission: To provide high quality, cost-effective health care that delivers the best value to the people we serve in a spiritual environment of caring in association with internationally recognized teaching and research.
Nonmedical Drivers of Health Grant
Through the Nonmedical Drivers of Health Grant, nonprofit organizations can apply for support focused on one of two grant priority pillars: Healthy Neighborhoods or Education & Economic Empowerment. This funding is programmatic support for services provided to the Greater Houston area. Applicants must clearly describe how the funding will impact the community and must be able to track unique individuals served and program outcomes.
Education & Economic Empowerment Grants
Houston Methodist’s Education and Economic Empowerment grants include direct services programs that are designed to increase economic mobility. Poverty is one of the biggest upstream nonmedical drivers of health outcomes, and an individual’s ability to reach economic goals and secure livable wage jobs increases the chances that their family will have access to healthcare and positive health outcomes. Under this priority pillar, ideal programs for funding include programs that empower community members to achieve education and employment goals that will lead to better paying jobs, long term career pathways, and greater economic mobility.
Qualifying Programs
- Job certification programs
- Job readiness
- Asset building programs
- Upskilling programs
- Financial education and financial literacy
- Small Business Programs
- Adult Education (ESL, Literacy, GED)
- Other Education programs that increase socio-economic mobility
The Methodist Hospital
US $30,000 - US $250,000
Nonmedical Drivers of Health Grant Program- Healthy Neighborhoods
Letter of inquiry due Jan 5, 2027
Houston Methodist
Our Mission: To provide high quality, cost-effective health care that delivers the best value to the people we serve in a spiritual environment of caring in association with internationally recognized teaching and research.
Nonmedical Drivers of Health Grant
Through the Nonmedical Drivers of Health Grant, nonprofit organizations can apply for support focused on one of two grant priority pillars: Healthy Neighborhoods or Education & Economic Empowerment. This funding is programmatic support for services provided to the Greater Houston area. Applicants must clearly describe how the funding will impact the community and must be able to track unique individuals served and program outcomes.
Healthy Neighborhoods Grants
Houston Methodist defines healthy neighborhoods grants as initiatives designed to address the most urgent nonmedical drivers of health within our communities. These drivers of health are identified through the Houston Methodist Community Health Needs Assessment as the areas that are creating barriers to positive health outcomes, but also have significant resource gaps within the greater Houston community. They include food insecurity and access to healthy food, utilities, housing, social connectivity, and transportation.
Qualifying Program Activities
- Program addressing food insecurity
- Programs providing access to healthy foods
- Transportation services
- Utility assistance
- Housing programs including long term/short term housing and shelter
- Rental assistance
- Home repair programs
- Programs addressing social connectivity and social isolation
- Case management to support any of the above nonmedical drivers
The Methodist Hospital
US $50,000
Housing Solutions Honors Award
Pre proposal due Jan 8, 2027
The Housing Solutions Honors Award, provided by the Texas Capital Foundation, aims to support nonprofits focused on enhancing housing stability and generational wealth through education and planning. The award offers two grants of $50,000 and one of $100,000, specifically targeting organizations that assist low- to moderate-income families, veterans, and first responders. Eligible nonprofits must have a proven record of service in Texas and comply with specific funding criteria.
Texas Capital Foundation
US $100,000
Star Honors Award
Pre proposal due Jan 8, 2027
The Star Honors Award, offered by the Texas Capital Foundation, recognizes outstanding nonprofit organizations in Texas focusing on Housing Solutions, Education, and Workforce Development. It provides two grants of $50,000 and one grant of $100,000 to support innovative programs addressing critical community needs, especially for veterans and first responders. Eligible nonprofits must demonstrate a minimum three-year performance record and deliver direct services to low- and moderate-income populations within designated Texas areas.
Texas Capital Foundation
Unspecified amount in in-kind support
Houston Food Bank: Kids Cafe Grant Program
Applications due Mar 6, 2027
The Houston Food Bank's Kids Cafe Grant Program provides year-round access to nutritious meals for children in southeast Texas. This initiative serves low-income youth through after-school, summer, and childcare programs, combating childhood hunger. The program, which includes the School Year and Summer Meal components, distributed over a million meals last year, ensuring healthy food options for children aged 0-18. Partner organizations receive support, resources, and nutrition education to enhance children's well-being.
Houston Food Bank
US $100,000
Community Grant Funding from Impact100 Houston Inc
Pre proposal due Mar 31, 2027
Houston, Texas nonprofits can access funding through Impact100 Houston Inc for initiatives in arts, education, family services, health, and the environment. Grants of at least $100,000 support programs, capacity building, and general operations. Organizations serving Harris County residents and holding 501(c)(3) status may be eligible for this opportunity.
Impact100 Houston Inc
Unspecified amount
Affordable Housing Funding from Rockwell Fund
Applications due Apr 17, 2027
Rockwell Fund supports affordable housing initiatives in Houston, Texas by funding programs that create and maintain safe, accessible housing for low-income residents. Nonprofits in Houston working on homelessness services, supportive housing, and community ownership models may be eligible for grants to advance equitable housing solutions and provide vital education and advocacy resources.
Rockwell Fund
Unspecified amount
Child Welfare Funding from John T. Shea Foundation
Applications due Apr 30, 2027
John T. Shea Foundation supports child welfare and animal welfare in Houston, Texas by funding programs that prevent cruelty to children or animals. Nonprofit organizations serving the Houston area may be eligible for grants in areas such as arts, science, environment, and health. Preference is given to those helping underserved children and youth.
John T. Shea Foundation
More than US $25,000
Houston Health Equity Funding via McKesson Foundation
Applications due Apr 30, 2027
Focused on advancing health outcomes, McKesson Foundation invites Houston, Texas nonprofits to apply for grants supporting health equity, cancer prevention, disaster relief, and food access. Organizations serving vulnerable or underserved communities in Houston may benefit from funding for programs addressing cancer, healthcare workforce diversity, and crisis response initiatives.
McKesson Foundation
Up to US $20,000
Charlotte B. Proehl Foundation Community Grants in Houston
Applications due Jun 6, 2027
Charlotte B. Proehl Foundation provides Houston, Texas nonprofits with funding for a variety of community-focused initiatives, including education, arts, animal welfare, environment, and health. 501(c)(3) organizations serving the Greater Houston area may benefit from this support for charitable programming in civic, social, and cultural sectors.
Charlotte B. Proehl Foundation
US $30,000 - US $250,000
Mental Health Care Access Grant
Letter of inquiry due Jun 11, 2027
Houston Methodist
Our Mission: To provide high quality, cost-effective health care that delivers the best value to the people we serve in a spiritual environment of caring in association with internationally recognized teaching and research.
Mental Health Care Access Grant
One in five people in the United States are estimated to experience mental illness every year. Due to the growing need for mental health services, Houston Methodist offers the Mental Health Care Access Grant to local nonprofits working to reduce barriers to accessing mental health care services for indigent members of the Greater Houston community.
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The Methodist Hospital
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