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Search 129,986 Texas 501(c)(3) nonprofits. Mission, NTEE classification, budget, officer, and 990-based financials.
Texas Community Health Network
Texas Community Health Network operates 3 federally qualified health centers serving uninsured and underinsured families in south San Antonio. We provide primary care, behavioral health, dental services, and health education to 12,000+ patients annually, with a focus on diabetes prevention and maternal health in predominantly Hispanic communities.
ABC SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF GREATER HOUSTON INC
ABC SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF GREATER HOUSTON, INC (THE FUND) IS THE SCHOLARSHIP AFFILIATE OF ASSOCIATED BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS OF GREATER HOUSTON (ABCGH). THE FUND IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE PURPOSES OF RAISING AND DISTRIBUTING FUNDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES ANCILLARY THERETO ABCGH IS A TRADE ASSOCIATION FOR BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. THE PURPOSE OF THE FUND WILL BE TO ENCOURAGE PURSUIT OF CAREERS IN CONSTRUCTION BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS PURSUING AN EDUCATION IN CONSTRUCTION RELATED FIELDS.
ACTIVITY FUND OF THE LIONS CLUB OF AUSTIN
SUPPORT OF OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH DONATIONS AS WELL AS SUPPORT FOR TEXAS CRIPPLED CHILDRENS CAMP IN KERRVILLE.
ALLIANCE FOR ASIAN AMERICAN JUSTICE INC
Coordinate pro bono legal assistance for victims of anti-Asian violence
Austin Pets Alive
WE PROMOTE AND PROVIDE THE RESOURCES AND EDUCATION NEEDED TO ELIMINATE THE KILLING OF COMPANION ANIMALS.
Center For Child Protection
TO REDUCE THE TRAUMA FOR CHILDREN DURING THE INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION OF CHILD ABUSE CASES.
FRIENDS OF AUSTIN ANIMAL CENTER
FRIENDS OF AAC WORKS TO KEEP PETS IN HOMES, HELP SHELTER PETS FIND NEW FAMILIES, AND PROVIDE ENRICHMENT AND CARE FOR THE PETS (AND HUMANS!) AFFILIATED WITH AUSTIN ANIMAL CENTER AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY.
Austin Youth Alliance
Austin Youth Alliance empowers underserved youth in Central Texas through after-school tutoring, mentorship programs, and summer STEM camps. We serve 450+ students annually across 8 Title I schools in the Austin ISD, building academic confidence and career readiness.
1000 HILLS MINISTRY INTERNATIONAL INC
1000 HILLS MINISTERS TO THE HOMELESS IN HOUSTON, TEXAS BY HOLDING DAILY CHURCH SERVICES AT SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN THE DOWNTOWN AREA WHERE THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST IS PREACHED AND A MEAL IS SERVED WITH HIS LOVE. OVER 5000 MEALS ARE SERVED EVERY WEEK TO THE POOR IN THE STEETS OF HOUSTON. 1000 HILLS
100 BLACK MEN OF AUSTIN
The organizations primary purpose is to mentor provide training scholarships and resources to underserved youth in Austin TX
100 BLACK MEN OF GREATER BEAUMONT INC
The mission of 100 Black Men of Greater Beaumont is to provide leadership, mentoring and developmental support for grade school and college-bound students in Beaumont, including financial support for secondary education.
100 BLACK MEN OF METROPOLITAN HOUSTON INC
THE 100 BLACK MEN OF METROPOLITAN HOUSTON ENHANCES EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR BLACK BOYS AND YOUNG MEN GRADES 6-12 THROUGH MENTORSHIP AND COMMUNITY SERVICE.
100 CLUB OF WEST TEXAS
THE MISSION OF 100 CLUB OF WEST TEXAS IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES OF FIRST RESPONDERS WHO ARE SERIOUSLY INJURED OR KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY AND TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO ENHANCE THEIR SAFETY AND WELFARE.
1060 HWY 190 HOLDING CORPORATION
HOLDS ASSETS FOR APPRAISAL DISTRICT
10BITWORKS HACKERSPACE
10BitWorks a nonprofit in San Antonio Texas is a makerspace providing a project space and learning center for hobbyists to create practical experimental or fun projects. Members mentor each other in engineering science design and art.
1220 TMV CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION
MAINTAIN COMMON GREEN AREA STREETS AND SIDEWALKS AND TO ENFORCE CONVENANTS TO PRESERVE THE APPEARANCE OF THE DEVELPMENT
12-31
TO RELATIONALLY PARTNER WITH THE LAKE TRAVIS COMMUNITY TO PROVIDE PROACTIVE AND RESPONSE-ORIENTED PRACTICAL SERVICES RANGING FROM DISASTER RELIEF, TO PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT IN RESPONSE TO LIFES TRAGEDIES, TO COMBATING FOOD AND HOUSING INSECURITY, TO PROVIDING FOR BASIC HUMAN NEEDS AND NECESSITIES.
12TH ARMORED DIVISION MEMORIAL MUSEUM FOUNDATION INC
A MEMORIAL TO HONOR THE MEN OF THE 12TH ARMORED DIVISION AS A TEACHING AND RESEARCH MUSEUM, UTILIZING THEIR HISTORICAL COLLECTION TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT WWII AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY, CAMP BARKELEY, AND ABILENE, TX.
15 57 MINISTRIES INC
SUPPORT OF CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS
16 15 OUTFITTERS
SixteenFifteen exists to help local churches discover and use their unique gifts in partnership with others to make Christ known among all nations.
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What the Texas nonprofit database covers
The GrantDrop nonprofit database is a searchable index of Texas 501(c)(3) public charities and private operating foundations. Each record is built from the IRS Business Master File, cross-checked against the organization's most recent Form 990 filings, and enriched with a brief mission summary generated from the same disclosures. The goal is to give nonprofits a fast way to find peer organizations, give funders and researchers a clean starting point for due diligence, and give the broader public a free front door into the Texas charitable sector.
Every profile includes structured data for decision-making
Each profile shows the organization's legal name, city, county, state, EIN, NTEE classification (major and minor codes), annual revenue, annual expenses, asset size, ruling year (the year the IRS granted tax-exempt status), the most recent 990 filing year, the primary officer's name and title, the organization's website, and the public contact email where one is available. Where an organization has not filed recently or the IRS dataset is sparse, we mark the data-quality score lower so you can tell at a glance whether a record is fully enriched or a skeleton.
How to use the search for peer research
The most common use is peer research. A grant writer or executive director types the city name, sets an NTEE major of interest (for example, E: Health Care, P: Human Services, or B: Education), and narrows budget to a range roughly twice your own. The result is a short list of organizations serving the same community at a similar scale. Clicking into a profile reveals the mission text, program descriptions parsed from the latest 990, and the officer contact information you would need to reach out. For nonprofits building a peer outreach list, we also maintain a "peer list" feature that lets you tag any nonprofit as a peer and carry that list forward into warm-lead suggestions on your dashboard.
How researchers, funders, and grantmakers can use the database
The database is intentionally dual-audience. For funders evaluating potential grantees, each profile includes a "For grant reviewers" section that surfaces budget ratios, months of operating reserves, officer continuity, and data freshness. For researchers and journalists, the dataset is queryable by NTEE, budget, county, and ruling year, giving a reproducible way to slice the Texas charitable sector. The data is free for the casual user and requires only an account to unlock filtering.
Why we focus on Texas
GrantDrop is a Texas-first product. Our grant database, funder database, and nonprofit database all prioritize Texas-eligible records. Federal grants open to Texas nonprofits are included, but the primary lens is local. A small Texas nonprofit searching for peers or funders spends most of their time in the same 50 counties and 20 NTEE subcategories. A tight, curated Texas dataset is more useful than a huge national index that's 95% irrelevant to them.
Data sources and refresh cadence
Records are sourced from the IRS Business Master File (EO BMF) for 501(c)(3) status and NTEE classification, Form 990 and 990-EZ for program descriptions and financial detail, Form 990-PF for private operating foundations, and public website scraping for officer contact verification. The BMF refreshes quarterly. 990 filings arrive with a lag (typically 18-24 months after the fiscal year ends) because the IRS releases them in batches. Every record carries a "last enriched" timestamp so you can tell how current the underlying filings are before you rely on them.