Best San Marcos Grants for Nonprofits in Texas

Kathleen Cailloux Family Foundation

The KCF Foundation is a nonprofit private foundation that supports charities in Texas. The Foundation was created to carry on Kathleen Cailloux’s philanthropic wishes. Currently, the KCF Foundation endeavors to assist select Central and South Texas communities.

The Kathleen Cailloux Family Foundation’s mission is to promote charitable, educational, literary, and scientific agendas that advance the health or education of the Central and South Texas population.

St. David’s Foundation

St. David’s Foundation is one of the largest health foundations in the United States, funding over $100 million annually in a five-county area surrounding Austin, Texas. Through a unique partnership with St. David’s HealthCare, we strategically reinvest proceeds from the hospital system back into the community, with the goal of advancing health equity and improving the health and well-being of our most underserved Central Texas neighbors.   

Beyond our grantmaking work, we operate the largest mobile dental program in the country providing charity care and offer the largest healthcare scholarship program in Texas, the St. David’s Neal Kocurek Program.  

Through investments and action, we are committed to centering health equity in all that we do so that all Central Texans have a fair chance to achieve optimal health with no avoidable, unjust, or systematically caused differences in health status due to ethnicity, race, age, ability, or geography.  

Where We Work

We serve a five-county region surrounding the Austin metro area, including Bastrop, Caldwell, Hays, Travis, and Williamson counties.

Catalyzing Community-Led Change

Investing in communities with the greatest health needs so they can set their own priorities and shape the practices, policies, and systems that impact their health.

Open Call Funding Opportunity

Through the Catalyzing Community-Led Change funding opportunity, the Foundation seeks to: 

• Advance community-driven health priorities by: Strengthening locally rooted networks in communities with the greatest health needs in Central Texas; and increasing the number of individuals from historically marginalized communities trained as resident leaders. 
• Support a coordinated and connected ecosystem, or “network of networks” required for sustained, community-driven impact in health and well-being. 

Mitigation Reallocation Program (MRP)

The Mitigation Reallocation Program (MRP) is a strategic effort to ensure mitigation funding continues to strengthen Texas communities. Through the MRP, communities will be able to apply for funding for mitigation activities such as flood and drainage improvements, water system improvements, wastewater improvements, street improvements and permanently affixed emergency communications equipment that reduce the impacts of future hurricanes, storms and flooding. 

The MRP is funded with unutilized and deobligated Community Development Block Grant for Mitigation (CDBG-MIT) funds from HUD. All mitigation eligible counties will be able to apply for the MRP and will be considered based on the criteria identified in the action plan amendment. 

The MRP reinforces the GLO’s commitment to helping Texans prepare, withstand, and recover from disasters with stronger, more resilient systems in place.