Last checked November 12, 2026

Texas grant deadlines, winter 2026-27

Twenty-three open or upcoming opportunities for Texas nonprofits, each linked to its source. This is a sample of what we track, not the whole list. Want the ones that fit your organization picked out for you?

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Confirmed means we read the date or rule on the funder's own website on the day shown above. Listed means the date comes from a public Texas grant list (the Texas Rural Funders Grants Hub or the Texas Grant Resource Center at UT Austin) and we have not yet confirmed it on the funder's site, so check before you plan around it. Funders change dates without notice. Always read the funder's guidelines before you apply.

Due in December 2026

OpportunityWho it fitsAmountDueStatus
Mabee Foundation capital challenge grantsConstruction, renovation or major medical equipment. You must already have 40% of the project raised from other private donors.Up to 20% of project cost, $2,000,000 maximumDec 1, 2026, then Mar 1, Jun 1, Sep 1Confirmed
Texas Health Resources Community GivingCommunity health and well-being programs serving 16 North Texas counties, including Tarrant, Dallas, Collin, Denton, Parker and Johnson.Not publishedDec 2, 2026Listed
Texas Veterans Commission, Fund for Veterans' AssistanceOrganizations providing services to Texas veterans and their families.Not published on the lists we checkedDec 2, 2026Listed (two lists agree)
Piñon FoundationEducation, health and well-being for children and older adults. Priority to the Panhandle, Permian Basin and Dallas-Fort Worth. No building projects.Not publishedDec 7, 2026 (next: Jun 14, 2027)Confirmed

Due in January 2027

OpportunityWho it fitsAmountDueStatus
Waco Foundation Immediate Impact GrantsMcLennan County nonprofits with an immediate community need. The foundation asks you to contact staff before applying.Up to $5,000Jan 1, 2027Listed
Texas Bar FoundationProjects that strengthen the justice system in Texas: legal help for underserved people, law-related education, administration of justice.VariesJan 15, 2027, 5:00 pm CentralConfirmed
Texas Commission on the Arts, Arts Respond ProjectArts organizations with projects starting April 1 through August 31 in education, health, economic development, public safety or natural resources.$1,000 minimum, up to half the project budget, matched 1:1Jan 15, 2027Confirmed
Texas Animal Friendly Grant (RFA HHS0017436)Animal shelters, 501(c)(3)s whose main purpose is low-cost or free spay and neuter of pets owned by the public, and nonprofit veterinary associations.Not stated on the program pageJan 20, 2027, 10:30 am CentralConfirmed
T.L.L. Temple FoundationOrganizations serving rural East Texas.Not publishedJan 22, 2027Listed
Austin Community Foundation, Forever Austin FundCentral Texas nonprofits.Up to $50,000Jan 25, 2027Listed
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, Blue Impact GrantsTexas nonprofits working on nutrition, economic opportunity, housing and transportation, or local health needs.Up to $75,000Jan 29, 2027Listed
Dollar General Literacy Foundation: adult, family and summer reading grantsAdult education and English programs, family literacy programs, and summer reading for struggling readers.Not stated on the program pageApplications open in January 2027Confirmed (opening month)
Banfield Foundation Community Care GrantsNonprofits and local agencies giving affordable veterinary care to owned pets through clinics, mobile units or pop-ups.Funding and medical supplies; amounts not publishedApplication window in January (also April and July)Confirmed

Due in February 2027

OpportunityWho it fitsAmountDueStatus
Carl B. and Florence E. King Foundation Community GrantsAging, arts, children and youth, economic mobility and education in Collin, Dallas, Denton and Tarrant counties and 15 West Texas counties.Up to $50,000Feb 1, 2027Listed
Sid W. Richardson FoundationTexas education and health organizations statewide; human services and cultural organizations in the Fort Worth area.Varies widelyFeb 1, 2027Listed
CenterPoint Energy Foundation, cycle oneEducation programs (literacy, STEM, workforce) run by public charities inside CenterPoint's Texas service area.Not publishedFeb 13, 2027Listed
San Antonio Area Foundation responsive grants, cycle 1Cultural vibrancy and youth success programs in the San Antonio area.Not publishedFeb 20, 2027Listed

Open year-round or on a rolling basis

OpportunityWho it fitsAmountStatus
Walmart Spark Good Local GrantsPublic charities, schools, government entities and community-serving faith organizations in the service area of the store they apply through.Up to $5,000Listed
Albertsons Companies Foundation, Nourishing NeighborsHunger relief by charities and public schools in communities with an Albertsons, Tom Thumb, Randalls, Market Street, United or Amigos store.Not publishedListed
Humanities Texas mini-grantsPublic humanities programs such as lectures, exhibitions, book discussions and oral history. Requires SAM.gov registration.Up to $2,500Listed
T-Mobile Hometown GrantsShovel-ready projects that improve community spaces in towns under 50,000 people. Awarded quarterly.Up to $50,000Listed
The Meadows FoundationTexas nonprofits in operation for at least two years, across many program areas.VariesListed
The Moody FoundationTexas nonprofits across many program areas.VariesListed

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