Mental Health and Crisis Intervention foundations in Texas

136 grantmaking foundations in Texas focused on mental health and crisis intervention, ranked by recent giving reported to the IRS (about $600M combined).

Top foundations by giving (page 3)

51. Percy & Zina Lamar Foundation

    Lubbock, TX
    $430K (2026)
52. Marrs Mclean Trust

    San Antonio, TX
    $410K (2026)
53. Cure Mito Foundation

    Mckinney, TX
    $370K (2025)
54. National Network of Abortion Funds

    Mcallen, TX
    $350K (2025)
55. Fellowship Southwest

    Dallas, TX
    $340K (2025)
56. Houston Tri Delta Philanthropies Inc

    Houston, TX
    $330K (2025)
57. Family Care Foundation

    Amarillo, TX
    $310K (2025)
58. Feed the Soul Foundation

    Houston, TX
    $310K (2025)
59. Settlement Club Endowment Fund

    Austin, TX
    $300K (2025)
60. Helen May Larson Charitable Trust

    San Antonio, TX
    $300K (2026)
61. Foundation 43

    Austin, TX
    $270K (2024)
62. Friends of Solar Prep

    Dallas, TX
    $250K (2024)
63. Pipe Liners Club

    Houston, TX
    $240K (2024)
64. Order of Eastern Star of Texas

    Arlington, TX
    $240K (2025)
65. Hundred Club of Wichita Falls

    Wichita Falls, TX
    $220K (2025)
66. The Grace Loncar Foundation

    Decatur, TX
    $210K (2025)
67. Ackerman Family Foundation for Classical Reform Judaism

    Dallas, TX
    $200K (2024)
68. Lubbock Methodist Hospital System

    Lubbock, TX
    $200K (2025)
69. Childrens Clinic of Sherman-Trust

    Sherman, TX
    $200K (2024)
70. Ecom Foundation for Development of Origin Resources

    Dallas, TX
    $190K (2024)
71. Gulf Coast Humane Society Endowment Trust

    Corpus Christi, TX
    $170K (2025)
72. The Onestar Foundation

    Austin, TX
    $150K (2024)
73. First Liberty Institute

    Plano, TX
    $150K (2025)
74. Abilene Philharmonic Foundation

    Abilene, TX
    $150K (2025)
75. Friends for Education

    Prosper, TX
    $140K (2025)

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