MCCF Grants

MCCF Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Montgomery County Community Foundation (Texas)
Last Updated: August 05, 2025

Summary

The Montgomery County Community Foundation offers various grants aimed at enhancing the well-being of local communities. With a focus on nonprofits in Montgomery County, Texas, the foundation supports initiatives in arts, education, health, and social services. It encourages collaborative projects that address significant community needs while maintaining a commitment to inclusivity and sustainability. Grants are available for organizations that are tax-exempt and provide substantial services to the area, ensuring that support reaches those who need it most.

Overview

The Montgomery County Community Foundation The Montgomery County Community Foundation was established to create and build a permanent fund to provide for the present and future well-being of our community. To this end, the Foundation works to encourage philanthropy by offering local donors simplicity and flexibility in carrying out their charitable wishes while creating an enduring legacy. We strive to be the hub where local donors, nonprofits and community needs meet. A board of private citizens, who represent the diverse interests of Montgomery County, governs the Foundation. Grants Donor Advised Funds A donor advised fund gives donors the opportunity to actively participate in the philanthropic process by reviewing grant requests and recommending charitable organizations/programs to receive grants. Donors enjoy the benefits of recommending grants that fulfill their charitable wishes, without the expense and obligation of administration. The Foundation’s Board of Directors is legally responsible for approving all grants. Annie & Irvin Hoffman Memorial Fund The Annie & Irvin Hoffman Memorial Fund provides grants to nonprofit organizations based in Montgomery County with a special interest in programs for the elderly and children. Dan H. & Martha Foster Madeley Heritage Fund The Dan H. & Martha Foster Madeley Heritage Fund was set up to provide grants to Montgomery County nonprofit agencies for researching, collecting, preserving and sharing the histories of the people of Montgomery County, Texas. David and Jill Sharp Vaughan Family Fund The David and Jill Sharp Vaughan Family Fund was set up to meet the benevolent needs of our county and its citizens including, but not limited to, animal welfare. George and Emily Fath Fund for Human Needs The George and Emily Fath Fund For Human Needs provides financial assistance for the neediest families in Montgomery County with special consideration given to people who have sudden unexpected needs due to sickness, injury, disability, death in the family or natural disasters. The spirit of Matthew 25:31-46 will serve as a guide. Margaret & Foster Madeley Family Fund The Margaret and Foster Madeley Family Fund was set up to help create and foster secure environments and programs in which people are able to experience their potential to thrive. Metcalf Family Endowment Fund The Metcalf Family Endowment Fund provides grants to benefit the people of Montgomery County. Rick and Rosalind Dauzat Endowment The Rick and Rosalind Dauzat Endowment was established to provide grants for the arts and culture, education, and human services. Field of Interest Funds Through field of interest funds, donors support a particular interest area such as the arts, children and youth, health and wellness, neediest families or senior citizens. Use of the fund is restricted to the donor’s designated causes, but flexibility remains to meet changing community needs. Henry T. Brooks Endowed Memorial Fund As a long time supporter of the Community Foundation, Mr. Brooks left a legacy of to build the future of Montgomery County.  He was especially concerned about children, the youth and senior adults. Dale Buckalew Crane Fund Dale Buckalew Crane’s children, Donnie, Debbie, Deann and Denny, established this fund to honor and remember their mother. Family was the most important thing in Dale’s life. This fund focuses on organizations that provide financial assistance to the children, youth and the elderly of Montgomery County. Aaron and Dianna Dushkin Fund for the Creative Arts and Literacy Aaron and Dianna Dushkin were community and business leaders in Conroe, with a furniture store on the Courthouse Square.  They helped establish several nonprofits which helped community residents.  Dianna and her children have established this fund to benefit projects that support and encourage the creative arts and literacy in the Montgomery County area. Elise Mae & Edward Everett Taylor Fund The Elise Mae & Edward Everett Taylor Fund was created through the Taylor’s will to provide financial assistance to the neediest individuals in Montgomery County, with a special interest in programs that provide services to meet the needs of elderly citizens in the community. Jeffrey Kass, MD Dog Rescue & Animal Welfare Fund The Jeffrey Kass, MD Dog Rescue & Animal Welfare Fund was created primarily to support dog rescue, including fostering, veterinarian care, transportation, and the adoption process. The Fund also provides assistance to organizations that deal with injured, abandoned or abused animals. Jeffrey Kass, MD Elderly Assistance Fund The Jeffrey Kass, MD Elderly Assistance Fund was created to provide support for the indigent elderly in need. All seniors are entitled to proper nutrition, medical care, medications, transportation assistance and companionship. Organizations that are assisting the indigent elderly in any or all of these areas are eligible for grants under this fund. MCCF Arts & Culture Fund Arts and culture are a vibrant part of Montgomery County life. This fund honors the spirit of the Montgomery County Performing Arts Society closed its doors and will support performing and visual arts and cultural activities. MCCF Environmental Preservation & Sustainability Fund Support the environment and ecology initiatives.  Grants will be available once the fund is fully funded. MCCF Fostering Hope Fund for Abused and Neglected Children Created in honor of MCCF’s 2007 – 2017 Executive Director Shannon Kidd’s huge heart, this fund supports programs focused on securing and sustaining the physical, mental, emotional and/or spiritual well-being of children who have been abused and neglected. The spirit of James 1:27 will serve as a guide: Religion the God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world. MCCF Health and Wellness Fund Support physical and mental health care needs including prevention and education.  Grants will be available from this fund once it reaches full funding status. MCCF Veterans Fund Support services, programs, and initiatives for Veterans. MCCF Youth & Children's Fund Support services, programs, and initiatives for youth and children. Grants will be available from this fund once it reaches full funding status. Montgomery County Adult Literacy Fund To further adult literacy in Montgomery County. Susie and Jack Brouse Family Fund The Susie and Jack Brouse Family Fund was established to provide financial assistance for the neediest families in Montgomery County, Texas, in the spirit of Matthew 25:31-46. The Woodlands Medical Center Foundation Fund The Woodlands Medical Center Foundation Fund was established for the purpose of providing health care and wellness assistance and education, including shelter and medical or psychological screening, treatment, or counseling in the South Montgomery County/The Woodlands area, through funding of capital improvements. Vernon Randolph Yeakely Endowment Fund The Vernon Randolph Yeakely Endowment Fund was established through Mr. Yeakley’s will to provide funding for homeless, hungry and needy people in Montgomery County. Vernon Randolph Yeakley Fund for Animal Welfare The Vernon Randolph Yeakley Fund for Animal Welfare was established through Mr. Yeakley’s will to provide a perpetual source or funds to promote the humane treatment of animals through community education and supporting responsible pet/animal ownership. Unrestricted Funds Donors establishing or adding to unrestricted funds recognize that our community’s needs and opportunities change over time. These funds provide flexible resources needed to support innovative responses to address the community’s most pressing needs. The Foundation’s Distribution Committee and Board of Directors oversee the use of these funds, directing them to projects that most significantly contribute to the welfare of residents of Montgomery County. Don A. Buckalew Endowment Fund The Don A. Buckalew Family Fund was established by Don A. Buckalew, a recognized leader and businessman in Montgomery County, and his family to meet the current and emerging needs of Montgomery County residents. Frankie Alexander Benevolent Fund The Frankie Alexander Benevolent Fund was established by the Montgomery County Community Foundation Board of Directors as a general Unrestricted Fund to accept contributions in memory or honor of individuals. Family Legacy Partners Endowment Fund Formerly know as the Jason & Marti Mann Family Fund, the Family Legacy Partners Endowment Fund was established to meet the current and emerging needs of Montgomery County residents.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Grants will be considered only for charitable organizations with tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service code. Grantees, to be eligible, must be located in or provide substantial services in Montgomery County, Texas.

Ineligibility

The Foundation does not award grants: to individuals (with the exception of educational scholarships); to support any religion or religious institution (though applications by religious organizations for community service programs may be considered); or to support any political party or lobbying effort.