Holloway Family Foundation Grant

Holloway Family Foundation Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Graham and Carolyn Holloway Family Foundation
Last Updated: October 08, 2025

Summary

The Holloway Family Foundation, established in North Central Texas, aims to enhance community quality of life regardless of race, gender, or religion. Their mission focuses on financial security, creative expression for under-resourced youth, and mentorship for personal development. The foundation supports organizations that provide workforce training, artistic opportunities for children, and guidance for youth in need. By fostering individual growth and economic stability, they empower families and strengthen communities, staying true to the founders' core values and personal experiences.

Overview

About the Holloway Family Foundation Located in North Central Texas, the Holloway Family Foundation was founded onthe core values of its founders, Graham and Carolyn Holloway, and continues to be driven by these principles today. The personal experience of drastically altering their financial circumstances through a good job, elevating their sense of self-worth via the arts and benefitting from a transformative relationship with a mentor were all components that molded Graham and Carolyn’s lives. Today, the foundation carries on their unique story in an effort to provide similar opportunities to others. Our Mission To enhance the quality of life for people in our communities regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation or religion through: a comprehensive and holistic approach to financial securitycreative expression for children and youth from under resourced communitiesmentorship focused on individual development General Funding Areas Pathways to financial stability through workforce developmentCreative expression for children from under resourced communitiesMentorship for youth development Impacting lives in three specific areas At the Holloway Family Foundation, we focus our philanthropic efforts in three intentional ways that speak to our family’s heritage. Creative expression for children from under resourced communities With Carolyn’s influence, the Holloway Family Foundation trusts in the transformative power of individual expression and acknowledges the multi-faceted developmental benefits for children who participate in artistic endeavors. Therefore, the foundation proudly supports non-profits that bring creative opportunities to families who are not in a position to provide them to their children on their own. Pathways to financial stability through workforce development Because of the founder’s strong work ethic and his intrinsic belief in the inherent value of work, the Holloway Family Foundation focuses on funding programs that provide career development training for individuals who otherwise would not have access to those prospects. The foundation recognizes that having a living-wage job not only provides economic stability to individuals and their families, but also gives people a sense of personal worth that comes from contributing to the greater good of society as a whole. Youth mentorship Readily admitting the powerful impact of a personal mentor during his youth, Graham actively sought opportunities to serve in this capacity for others throughout his life. For this reason, the foundation embraces one-on-one mentorship programs whose goals are to influence young people who are in need of guidance, often due to circumstances beyond their control.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. An organization must have current 501(c)(3) Public Charity status from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).The organization must serve a U.S. population.Applications may be submitted at any time, but NEW applicants must submit an LOI by February 15th and all applications must be received by March 15th, with grant decisions determined in June of each calendar year.In most instances, a board or staff member will conduct a site visit.The Foundation excludes grants that are outside the geographic funding parameters. For consideration by the Board, agencies must be located within a 25-mile radius of:Colleyville, TexasNashville, TennesseeAll LOIs and applications must be submitted via our online grant system.The Foundation highly values 100% nonprofit board member giving.The Foundation understands and supports grants for general operating funds.

Ineligibility

General ExclusionsChurchesPolitical activistsLoansProjects of organizations whose policies or practices discriminate on the basis of ethnic origin, gender, race, religion or sexual orientation