Texoma Community Foundation: Fannin County Hospital Authority Fund Grant

The Texoma Community Foundation's Fannin County Hospital Authority Fund aims to enhance the health and wellness of Fannin County residents. Focused on mental health and access to care, it prioritizes organizations providing direct services in the area. The Foundation seeks projects addressing mental health access and increasing the nursing workforce across its four counties, including Marshall, Bryan, Grayson, and Fannin. This initiative reflects TCF's commitment to community well-being in Texas and Oklahoma.

Bridging the needs of communities across Texoma, TCF is committed to ensuring access to resources and opportunities on both sides of the border.
The purpose of the Fannin County Hospital Authority Fund is to support the health and well-being of the residents of Fannin County with a priority given to programs and projects that focus on mental health and wellness, as well as access to care. Additionally, organizations that are physically providing services within Fannin County will have priority. Giving from the Fannin County Hospital Authority Fund is overseen by the Fannin County Hospital Authority with the Texoma Community Foundation (TCF) serving as the Fund’s fiduciary agent.
We are looking for projects that align with our mission to support the health and well-being of our community.
Currently we are funding projects that address 1 or both of the following priorities:

• Access to mental health, healthcare, or healthy living.
• Measurably increasing or retaining the number of nurses in our 4 counties.
• Please note we take particular interest in programs that would meet both priorities.

Eligibility

Your organization must serve residents within our 4-county area, Marshall, Bryan, Grayson, or Fannin.