The Morris Foundation Grant

The Morris Foundation Grant seeks to honor the legacy of Jack B. Morris by investing in nonprofit organizations that enhance education, healthcare, and social services in Fort Worth. With a commitment to measurable outcomes, the Foundation provides essential support to tax-exempt organizations that demonstrate a direct impact on their communities. This approach aims to create lasting change for over 2.1 million residents in Texas's third-largest county, continuing the tradition of comprehensive support and intervention.

The Foundation’s priority is funding agencies that produce measurable outcomes and have lasting impact in our community.
Grants
Morris dedicated their legacy to permanently leaving their mark on the Fort Worth community.

Eligibility

The following are general eligibility requirements for submitting a grant proposal.Organizations must be tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) and be classified as a public charity under section 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code, or a qualified public entity as described in section 170(c) of the Code.Organizations seeking funding must demonstrate a direct impact on improving education, healthcare, or social service outcomes for clients in Fort Worth.Organizations should be prepared to develop and share metrics measuring the effectiveness of their programs.

Ineligibility

The Morris Foundation does not award grants to individuals, international organizations, capital programs, political organizations, or scholarship programs.