Texas Grants

Lubrizol Foundation - Cleveland, OH, Houston, TX 
The mission of The Lubrizol Foundation is to complement and support the interests, values and vision of The Lubrizol Corporation by awarding financial support to educational institutions and charitable organizations in communities primarily within the United States where Lubrizol operates major facilities. The Foundation makes grants in support of education, health care, human services, civic, cultural, youth and environmental activities of a tax–exe...
www.lubrizol.com/OurCompany/Corpora...

Luella Kemper Trust 
The Luella Kemper Trust was established in 1986 to support and promote quality education and human services programming for underserved populations. Special consideration is given to charitable organizations that serve the people of Grayson County, Texas.
www.bankofamerica.com/philanthropic...

M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation - TX, FL, OR, NY 
The M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation honors the tradition of its founders through grants that stimulate change. To accomplish this mission, the Foundation acts as a catalyst for collaboration and makes grants in communities where the Directors live or have an interest. Grants are made primarily in the communities of Dallas (Dallas County) and Houston (Harris County), Texas; Boca Raton, Florida; Portland, Oregon; and New York, New York including Long Island....
www.zalefoundation.org/

Magnolia Trust 
The Magnolia Trust is a small, limited–term family foundation which supports non–profit groups working to protect habitat and wildlife in Texas, as well as other environmental topics selected by the trustees.
www.wt.org

Marilyn Augur Family Foundation - Dallas 
The Marilyn Augur Family Foundation gives priority to organizations serving basic human needs primarily in the geographical area of Dallas. The Board of Trustees defines these needs as food, shelter, clothing, health and education aimed at transforming lives of those living in poverty or in prison. Christian organizations that minister to the needy are of particular interest to the Foundation. The Foundation gives emphasis to children's programs.
www.maugur.org/

Mary E. Bivins Foundation - Texas Panhandle 
The Mary E. Bivins Foundation distributes funds in the form of grants for charitable purposes which address the specific nonrecurring needs of qualified nonprofit organizations committed to improving and enriching the quality of life in the 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle and to aid and assist worthy Christian religious undertakings that address critical community needs. Preference is given to purposes that assist in furthering the Foundation's pri...
www.bivinsfoundations.org/

Meadows Foundation 
The Meadows Foundation exists to assist people and institutions of Texas improve the quality and circumstance of life for themselves and future generations. Under the terms of its charter, the Foundation can distribute grants only to qualified public entities or 501(c)(3) charities serving the people of Texas. The Foundation does not lend or grant money to individuals. Grants are made in five categories: Arts and Culture, Civic and Public Affairs, Health,...
www.mfi.org/

Minnie M. Jones Trust 
The Minnie M. Jones Trust was established in 1953 to support and promote quality education programming for underserved children. Special consideration is given to charitable organizations that serve the youth of Grayson County, Texas. The Trust has four deadlines annually: March 1, June 1, September 1, and December 1.
www.bankofamerica.com/philanthropic...

Montgomery County Community Foundation 
The Montgomery County Community Foundation was established to create and build a permanent fund to provide for the present and future well–being of our community. The Foundation's area of interest: environment, health/wellness, youth education, social services, public safety, senior citizens, civic, cultural activities, and recreation.
www.mccfoundation.org

Moody Foundation 
In 1996, the Foundation opened its first office outside of Galveston to assist in the grantmaking process for most of North Texas. While Austin and Dallas funding currently constitutes a small fraction of the Foundation's overall annual awards, the grantmaking directed to these cities continues to grow. In the Austin area, there is a particular emphasis on children's issues and environmental projects, and in Dallas, social services and arts educa...
www.moodyf.org

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