Does Harris County Community Services Department accept unsolicited grant proposals?

Yes, Harris County Community Services Department accepts unsolicited proposals from eligible nonprofits.

What is the average Harris County Community Services Department grant size?

The average Harris County Community Services Department grant size is approximately $415,000, based on the funder's most recent annual report.

Where is Harris County Community Services Department located?

Harris County Community Services Department is registered at Houston, TX per its most recent IRS Form 990 filing.

Harris County Community Services Department

State Program

Houston, TX 77054

https://csd.harriscountytx.gov

Annual Giving

$25.0M

60 grants · avg $25.0M/yr

state program (Form 990), grant-level detail not in 990-PF database

$10M+/yr

major funder

capacity

$415K

typical big bets

grant size

About

The Harris County Community Services Department (CSD) administers federal HUD pass-through funds (CDBG, CDBG-DR, HOME, ESG) for residents of unincorporated Harris County and participating cities. CSD partners with nonprofits and local governments on public facilities, infrastructure, housing rehabilitation, and disaster recovery.

Focus Areas

Public facilities & infrastructure Housing rehabilitation Homelessness response Disaster recovery (CDBG-DR for Beryl/Derecho) Capacity strengthening for nonprofits Economic development for low-income areas

Application Information

Accepts Unsolicited Proposals Yes

How to Apply Key program: 2026 CDBG Public Facilities and Infrastructure RFP + CDBG-DR (Beryl/Derecho allocation ~$13.7M). Eligibility: 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) nonprofits serving Harris County residents. Projects must be within Harris County service area. Funding period typically Oct 1 - Sept 30. See csd.harriscountytx.gov/Pages/FundingOpportunities.aspx.

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