CFA grants more than $579k during 2025 spring grant cycle

CFA grants more than $579k during 2025 spring grant cycle
See the list of local organizations awarded.
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Update your browserThe Community Foundation of Abilene awarded more than $579k in grants to 38 local nonprofits during the spring community grant cycle. Through the generosity of our donor-advised fundholders and funds raised from the Community Connections grantmaking publication, the community contributed $63,850 to support nonprofits in this grant cycle.
Our community grant cycles are competitive opportunities for nonprofits serving the Abilene area to apply for funding. The spring 2025 grantees are listed below. First-time community grant recipients are noted with an (*).
Spring 2025 Nonprofit Grant Recipients:
ACU Center for Careers and Experiential Learning (ACCEL) – Nonprofit Career and Internship Fair
ACU Marriage and Family Institute (MFI) – EMDR training and group therapy room
Abilene Home Away From Home – Program support
Abilene Independent School District – Healthy homes for vulnerable students
Abilene Performing Arts Company – Financial assistance for APAC families
Abilene Preservation League – Infrastructure improvements
Abilene Zoological Society – Flamingo pond boardwalk
Alliance for Women and Children – Awareness campaign: A-Care and Thrive Center
BCFS Abilene Transition Center – Our House operational needs
Beltway Ministry Center Inc – Beltway Kids Academy child care tuition assistance *
Chorus Abilene, Inc. – Operational needs
City Light Community Ministries – Rental and utility assistance program
Community Bed Project – Community Bed Project in partnership with Global Samaritan Resources *
Community Dental Project – Community Dental Program in partnership with Christian Service Center
Disability in Action – Transportation works
Fellowship of Christian Athletes – FCA Huddle support
Food Bank of West Central Texas – Operational needs for food sourcing
Global Samaritan Resources, Inc. – Purchasing and transportation funding for Non-Profit Resource Center
Greater Than Three Outreach – Operational needs *
Hardin-Simmons University – Dream Makers (a four-day professional workshop for Abilene ISD teachers)
Harmony Family Services, Inc. – Emergency shelter bed
Let Us Breathe Organization – Support for community programs
Ministry of Counseling & Enrichment – Samaritan/Kids' Place scholarship funds
National Center for Children's Illustrated Literature – "To the Moon" exhibit and program support
Operation Homefront – Programs for Abilene's military and veteran families *
Salvation Army – Congregate feeding program
St. John's Episcopal School – Transportation needs
Taylor Jones Humane Society – Veterinary needs
Texas Ramp Project – Taylor County ramp project program support
Texas State Technical College Foundation – Scholarship support for new programs at TSTC
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center – Future College Curls program with the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women's Health
Texas Trails Council Boy Scouts of America – Camp Tonkawa capital improvements *
Texas Veterinary Medical Foundation – LEAP Program Support: sustaining human-animal bonds in Abilene
The Mentoring Alliance – Scholarship assistance for 2025 summer camps
United Rescue Alliance – MESSH training support
West Texas Homeless Network – Prevention and diversion program
West Texas Tribune – Operational needs
West Texas Veteran Support Services – Project Restoring Texas
See the list of local organizations awarded.
Nonprofits serving children and youth in the Abilene community awarded Future Fund grants.
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