Exceeds $22 million in its total community contributions from 2007-2019  

Through 46 grant awards in 2018 and 2019, GHF has invested over $3.1 million to strengthen Georgetown’s health & human service infrastructure.  Investments target the 10 findings identified in our 2015 Southeast Georgetown Needs Assessment:  Documenting Resident Stories and Community Conditions, aiming to empower Georgetown residents experiencing challenges related to each of the findings.

GHF Grant Partners

GHF works interdependently with its grant partners to achieve the common goal of improving community health.  Partners are carefully vetted each year by board-appointed Grants Committee members and GHF staff.  We are privileged to work with the following organizations to make gains in the strategic priorities highlighted in the graph above:

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Boys & Girls Club of Georgetown

Brookwood in Georgetown

Capital IDEA

City of Georgetown (GoGeo bus system)

Faith in Action Georgetown

Georgetown Backpack Buddies

Georgetown Independent School District

Georgetown YMCA

Girls Empowerment Network

Goodwill of Central Texas

Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County

Hope Alliance

Literacy Council of Williamson County

Lone Star Justice Alliance

Opportunities for Williamson-Burnet Counties

Ride On Center for Kids (ROCK)

Samaritan Center

Southeast Georgetown Community Council (SEGCC)

Spirit Reins

STARRY

Texas Baptist Children’s Home

The Caring Place

The Christi Center

The Georgetown Project

The Salvation Army

GHF’s History of Philanthropy, 2007 to present

Since its inception, GHF has invested over $22.3 million through a wide range of strategies that support this community.  In addition to our annual and strategic grant programs, other strategies include real estate grants, mini-grants, sponsorships, and use of our Community Rooms.