In 2022 TPIF awarded

• two rounds of funding (April and November) to organizations providing direct services to Transgender and Gender diverse nonprofits. Our capacity for rapid response funding allowed us to support non-profits responding in numerous ways to the complex needs of trans kids and their parents and trans persons facing adversity from political, public attacks.
• Community Grant awards to 37 grassroots community organizations.
• $89,500 in funding by TPIF's Donor Advised Fund Holders (DAFs) to nonprofits across the state and nation.

Since 2018 TPIF has awarded

• over $1,500,000 through our Community Grants, Texas Health Impact Fund, and rapid response and emergency funding. Our funding programs have supported over 90 organizations with more than 150 grants since our inaugural round of grants in November 2018.

Hover/touch each region of Texas to highlight organizations TPIF has funded to date.

Our history for emergency funding began in 2017 with an award to the Montrose Center (Houston) Emergency Christmas Fund for Hurricane Harvey victims. This very first grant by TPIF, as a start-up organization, was a full year prior to our Community Grant cycle that began in 2018. TPIF with Equality Texas Foundation (ETF) launched Queer Texas Crisis Fund (QTCF) in 2020 as an innovative partnership to support LGBTQ+ non-profit organizations providing $50,000 emergency relief to organizations serving communities disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. The partnership responded again in 2022 to the politically motivated, cascading attacks on trans youth and their families and the broader transgender, gender-nonbinary communities of Texas with $75,000 in Rapid Response funding to trans-led and supportive organizations. In 2023, we are relaunching the fund and fundraising efforts to provide assistance to communities directly impacted by anti-LGBTQ+ legislation that passed during the 88th Legislative Session. Our goal is to raise $100,000. Please give to QTCF 2023 Today!.

Texas Health Impact Grant program is a three year program designed for grassroot organizations currently leading work, or seeking to develop innovative work, focused on two key areas: 1) Linkage and Engagement to Care and 2) Advocacy for People Living with HIV/AIDS, those vulnerable to HIV, and their families, particularly focusing on Black and Latinx transgender individuals and Black and Latinx MSM. Selected by ViiV Healthcare as one of thirteen AMP Grant Program Leads in the nation, TPIF is a proud member of a nationwide cohort working to disrupt disparities and prioritize the needs of people living with, and impacted by, HIV across the US. Through a generous Racial Equity Fund grant from The Dallas Foundation, we are increasing the number of Dallas County organizations participating in our three-year program, with state-wide funding from ViiV Healthcare.

See the organizations in our 2023 Texas Health Impact Grant cohort.