St. David’s Health Foundation announced it has awarded $28 million in grant funding to local and grassroots organizations that provide health equity services.
The foundation works with St. David’s HealthCare to invest in Central Texas communities in Bastrop, Caldwell, Hays, Travis and Williamson counties.
A total of 62 grants were awarded in 2022 through August across 48 local and grassroots organizations that operate in Central Texas. The grants will primarily be used to support children and families to increase health, economic well-being, and family resilience, according to the foundation.
St. David’s has also prioritized grant funds to ensure that more people have access to medical and behavioral care through safety net clinics, support systems to address housing and homelessness, and reinforce its commitment to accessing women’s health services and health care in the community. Finding Home ATX is one of the recipients of grant money to be used for addressing homelessness in Texas. Grants have also been given to LifeWorks, Austin Community Foundation, UpTogether and Foundation Communities that work to combat homelessness.














