Grants - Greater Texas Foundation
Limited submission
Grants - Greater Texas Foundation support Texas learners through student-centered education programs that improve preparation, access, persistence, and completion of postsecondary credentials.
Funder: Greater Texas Foundation
Due Dates: No application deadline stated
Funding Amounts: Typically $150,000–$300,000; multi-year grants supported, with duration determined case by case
Summary: Supports student-centered, Texas-based or Texas-focused education programs that help learners access, persist in, and complete postsecondary education.
Key Information: Only invited proposals are accepted; prospective grantees begin with an Initial Inquiry.
Description
Greater Texas Foundation is a private foundation based in Bryan, Texas, supporting student-centered solutions that help more Texans earn postsecondary credentials. Its grants advance preparation for, access to, persistence in, and completion of postsecondary education, with particular attention to underserved and socioeconomically disadvantaged populations. The foundation emphasizes collaboration with grantees and programs with meaningful impact and broad reach.
Under its 2025–29 strategic plan, the foundation seeks to help high school and college learners complete credentials that support a living wage and to reengage learners disconnected from high school or postsecondary systems. Its priorities include systems-level change, scaling evidence-based practices, and innovation. It also works as a nonpartisan knowledge builder and convener, using statewide data to understand learner needs, identify system gaps, and inform grantmaking.
