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Funding supports education, community well-being, and long-term opportunities in North Texas, Central Texas, West Texas, and the Gulf Coast region

[LEWISVILLE, Texas] The TNMP Foundation announced today that it has awarded $300,000 in grants to 43 nonprofit organizations across Texas, supporting programs and services that strengthen communities, expand opportunities, and improve quality of life for Texans, providing flexible funding to advancing education, environmental stewardship, and economic vitality across the state. 

The grants reflect the Foundation's commitment to trust-based philanthropy and its mission of helping build strong, resilient communities through investments in organizations that support education, community well-being, and long-term opportunities. 

"These nonprofit organizations are making a meaningful difference in the communities they serve every day," said Neal Walker, President of TNMP. "We are proud to support their work and invest in programs that create lasting impact for individuals, families, and communities throughout Texas."

2026 TNMP Power Grant Recipients

North Texas

  • Blue Ridge Youth Sports Association (BRYSA), Blue Ridge — $7,500
  • Blue Sky Therapeutic Riding & Respite, Aubrey — $7,500
  • CASA for the Cross Timbers Area, Inc., Stephenville — $10,000
  • Giving Grace Inc., Denton — $7,500
  • Keep Lewisville Beautiful, Lewisville — $10,000
  • Lewisville Lake Symphony, Lewisville — $5,000
  • Lovepacs, McKinney — $7,500
  • Meals on Wheels Collin County, McKinney — $5,000
  • Open Arms Shelter, Bonham — $5,000
  • Palmer's Closet, Leonard — $5,000
  • Pilot Point Neighborhood Events, Inc., Pilot Point — $2,500
  • Special Abilities of North Texas, Lewisville — $7,500
  • Tate Foundation, Princeton — $5,000

Central Texas

  • Clifton Education Foundation, Clifton — $5,000
  • Covington Volunteer Fire Department, Covington — $5,000
  • Finley Grace Organization for SIDS Research, Hamilton — $5,000
  • Gatesville Independent School District, Gatesville — $5,000
  • Glen Rose Field of Flags, Glen Rose — $2,000
  • Hamilton County Master Gardeners, Hamilton — $10,000
  • Iredell Volunteer Fire Department, Iredell — $9,000
  • Isaiah's Place, Inc., Whitney — $6,000
  • Meals on Wheels Waco, Whitney— $7,000
  • Meridian Public Library, Meridian — $8,000
  • Paws Place Rescue Inc., Whitney — $5,000
  • Somervell County Youth Fair, Glen Rose — $3,000
  • The TSTC Foundation, Waco — $10,000
  • CASA for the Cross Timbers area. Stephenville -– $10,000 

West Texas

  • Communities In Schools of the Permian Basin, Midland — $9,000
  • Fort Stockton Public Library, Fort Stockton — $2,500
  • Friends of the Terrell County Animal Shelter, Sanderson — $2,500
  • Friends of the Terrell County Public Library Inc., Sanderson — $6,000
  • Goodnight-Loving Trail, Inc., Monahans — $10,000
  • Special Olympics Texas, Inc., Fort Stockton — $10,000
  • West of the Pecos Museum, Pecos — $10,000
  • West Texas Opportunities, Incorporated, Pecos— $10,000

Gulf Coast

  • Angleton ISD Education Foundation, Angleton — $10,000
  • Brazosport Fine Arts Council, Inc., Clute — $7,000
  • College of the Mainland Foundation, Texas City — $7,500
  • GMZ Education and Development Center, Brazoria — $8,000
  • Gulf Coast Big Brothers & Big Sisters, Inc., Galveston — $10,000
  • Higher Up Texas, League City — $10,000
  • Interfaith Caring Ministries, League City — $7,500
  • Noah's Ark Children's Transitional Care Foundation, Angleton — $10,000
  • Warrior Spirit, League City — $5,000

The TNMP Foundation's support helps nonprofit organizations expand their reach, strengthen services, and create lasting benefits for the communities they serve throughout Texas. Supported by the TNMP Foundation and TNMP's longstanding commitment to building stronger, healthier communities throughout Texas. 

About the PNM | TNMP Foundation

The PNM | TNMP Foundation, formerly known as the PNM Resources Foundation, was established in 1983 by PNM shareholders as a separate, nonprofit, tax-exempt corporation. The Foundation's endowment is funded entirely through shareholder contributions, not customer funds, demonstrating its commitment to responsible corporate citizenship. Today, the Foundation partners with nonprofits across Texas and New Mexico to help build strong, resilient communities through strategic investments in organizations serving local needs. 

Media Contact
Sara Yingling sara.yingling@tnmp.com