Rebuild Texas Fund
Funding Amount
Not stated
Deadline
Rolling (quarterly review)
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Rolling — applications accepted year-round
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
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Other requirements
- Community-identified recovery priorities
- Filling unmet needs and funding gaps
- Supporting immediate and long-term disaster recovery
- Building resilience and preparedness
Overview
Administrator: OneStar Foundation
Geographic Scope: Texas statewide (disaster-impacted communities)
Overview:
The Rebuild Texas Fund channels Texan generosity into communities affected by natural disasters, ensuring that 100% of every dollar donated directly supports recovery efforts. OneStar is committed to supporting the recovery and rebuilding of Texas communities impacted by natural disasters. The fund collaborates with local leaders, community funders, and recovery organizations to identify community-driven priorities, unmet needs, and funding gaps.
Mission:
Equip Texas communities with expertise, resources, and tools to be more resilient during all phases of disaster (preparation, response, recovery, mitigation).
Funding History:
Since inception in 2017, the Rebuild Texas Fund has:
- Raised over $105.3 million
- Provided grants to over 300 organizations
- Supported recovery from:
- Hurricane Harvey
- COVID-19 pandemic
- Wildfires (including Crabapple Fire in Gillespie County - $85,000 raised in 2025)
- Other natural disasters
Recent Disaster Funds Established:
- Crabapple Fire Relief Fund (2025) - $85,000 raised to support Gillespie County wildfire recovery, administered with Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country
- Panhandle Disaster Relief Fund (2024) - Supports families and communities affected by Panhandle and South Plains wildfires in February 2024, administered locally by Amarillo Area Foundation
Eligible Uses:
- Community-identified recovery priorities
- Filling unmet needs and funding gaps
- Supporting immediate and long-term disaster recovery
- Building resilience and preparedness
Application Process:
Organizations in disaster-impacted areas can apply for funding. OneStar works with local leaders and community foundations to identify eligible recipients and ensure transparent, community-driven distribution of recovery funds.
Services & Support:
- Disaster Resilience Training & Consulting
- Partnership with Texas VOAD (Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster)
- Rapid fund establishment during emergencies
- Local advisory committees for transparent fund distribution
How to Apply
How to Apply for Rebuild Texas Fund Grants
General Process:
- Contact OneStar Foundation to determine if your community/organization is eligible for recovery funding from an active disaster relief fund
- Determine if a disaster relief fund exists for your specific disaster event (OneStar establishes funds for qualifying disasters)
- Work with local advisory committee if one has been established for your disaster fund (e.g., Crabapple Fire Relief Fund works through Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country)
- Submit funding request with:
- Documentation of disaster impact and recovery needs
- Organization's mission and capacity
- Specific recovery projects or services to be funded
- Budget and timeline
- Community endorsement/support
For Active Disaster Funds:
Crabapple Fire Relief Fund (Example Process):
- Local Advisory Committee reviews damage assessment data
- Committee makes funding recommendations
- Grants distributed to qualifying organizations
- Full transparency reports made publicly available
Timeline: Variable depending on disaster and fund establishment; goal is rapid distribution (e.g., end of April for recent fires)
Key Requirements:
- Documentation of disaster impact
- Alignment with community-identified recovery priorities
- Nonprofit or eligible organization status
- Clear use of funds for disaster recovery
- Commitment to transparency and accountability
Note: Application processes vary by specific disaster fund. Contact OneStar or the designated local community foundation for specific disaster fund applications.
What The Onestar Foundation actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2024
- Grants in 2024
- 2
- Total given
- $152K
- Median grant
- $76K
- Range
- $60K–$92K
- By dollars: Texas 100%. Top recipient cities: San Antonio, TX; Austin, TX.
Example grants
CIS - San Antonio · San Antonio, TX
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CIS of Central Texas · Austin, TX
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$60K
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Disaster relief
- Community development
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