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Over $6.4 Million in Grants presented to 24 Central Texas Organizations for Veteran Services

Oct 9, 2023 | VMHD

On October 3, 2023, the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) Fund for Veterans’ Assistance (FVA) presented $6,445,000 in grants to 24 organizations for providing services to approximately 5,354 Central Texas area veterans and their families. The presentation was made by Commission Secretary and Army veteran Mary Dale at the Hays County Annex in San Marcos.

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group photo of Central Texas grant receipients

FVA CenTex grant group video

The FVA grants awarded:

  • Austin Bar Foundation: a $130,000 grant for pro bono legal services
  • Austin Habitat for Humanity: a $115,000 grant for home modification
  • Austin Travis County Integral Care: a $260,000 grant for homeless veteran support
  • Bring Everyone In The Zone, Inc.: a $150,000 grant for financial assistance
  • Burnet County: a $75,000 grant for transportation programs and services
  • Caritas of Austin: a $75,000 grant for financial assistance
  • Caritas of Waco: a $200,000 grant for financial assistance
  • Catholic Charities of Central Texas: a $300,000 grant for financial assistance
  • Communities In Schools of Greater Central Texas, Inc.: a $300,000 grant for supportive services
  • Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation: a $500,000 grant for financial assistance
  • Easterseals Serving Central Texas: a $500,000 grant for home modification
  • Families In Crisis, Inc.: a $300,000 grant for homeless veterans support
  • Goodwill Central Texas: a $150,000 grant for employment support
  • Hays County:
    • a $100,000 grant for financial assistance
    • a $300,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court
  • Honor Veterans Now: a $500,000 grant for supportive services
  • Heart of Texas Behavioral Health Network: a $215,000 grant for clinical counseling
  • McLennan County: a $100,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court
  • Meals on Wheels Central Texas: a $500,000 grant for home modification
  • Rebuilding Together Austin: a $205,000 grant for home modification
  • Samaritan Center: a $500,000 grant for clinical counseling
  • Texas National Guard Family Support Foundation: a $300,000 grant for financial assistance
  • The Salvation Army of Waco/McLennan County: a $200,000 grant for homeless veterans support
  • Travis County: a $50,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court
  • Williamson County:
    • a $210,000 grant for financial assistance
    • a $210,000 grant for Veterans Treatment Court

Shown presenting the grants is Commission Secretary Dale.

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Funding for these grants is generated primarily by the Texas Lottery Commission’s games designated for veteran support. Other sources of funding for the grants come from individual donation options on drivers’ licenses, licenses to carry a handgun, outdoor recreation licenses for hunting and fishing, and vehicle registrations.

Veterans in need of assistance can find the organizations providing help in their area and how to contact them at tvc.texas.gov/grants/assistance/.