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 4)

76. Texas Boys Ranch Foundation

    Lubbock, TX
    $140K (2025)
77. Pta Texas Congress

    Dallas, TX
    $120K (2025)
78. Erath County Gateway Corporation

    Stephenville, TX
    $120K (2025)
79. Lonestar Legacy

    Austin, TX
    $110K (2025)
80. Cemex Foundation

    Houston, TX
    $110K (2024)
81. First United Methodist Church of Waco Foundation

    Waco, TX
    $110K (2022)
82. Lifeway Foundation Inc

    Lott, TX
    $110K (2024)
83. Walton Tithe Trust

    Bartlett, TX
    $100K (2024)
84. Fraternal Order of Eagles

    Dallas, TX
    $97K (2025)
85. Foundation for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Texas

    Austin, TX
    $93K (2024)
86. Suzannah Smiles

    Alamo, TX
    $93K (2024)
87. Dallas Texas Bears Inc

    Dallas, TX
    $92K (2025)
88. Holy Comforter Endowment Fund

    Angleton, TX
    $90K (2025)
89. Purple Foundation Incorporated

    Dallas, TX
    $86K (2025)
90. Margot Rosenberg Pulitzer Endowment Fund of Congregation

    Dallas, TX
    $85K (2025)
91. Field Life

    Spring, TX
    $85K (2025)
92. Francis Archibald Trus Fbo Byram

    Dallas, TX
    $82K (2026)
93. Myra S Pryor Free Enterprise Trust

    San Antonio, TX
    $81K (2026)
94. St Marks Episcopal Church Endowment Fund

    San Antonio, TX
    $78K (2025)
95. Texas United Methodist College Association

    Georgetown, TX
    $77K (2025)
96. Be a Coffee Bean Foundation

    Nederland, TX
    $73K (2024)
97. Fredericksburg Rotary Club Foundation Inc

    Fredericksburg, TX
    $70K (2024)
98. Knights of Columbus

    San Antonio, TX
    $69K (2023)
99. Shannon Medical Center

    San Angelo, TX
    $66K (2025)
100. Ross & Matilda Barham Charitable Trust

     San Antonio, TX
     $65K (2026)

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