Texas's nonprofit sector in {current_year} is a massive and rapidly expanding economic force, defined by the state's immense scale and its multiple, distinct "mega-regions" (DFW, Houston, Austin, San Antonio). Explosive population growth creates an immense and growing demand for services in education, health, and housing.

The grant landscape in Texas is vast and complex, with deep resources. Each metro area has its own philanthropic giants, including major community foundations, statewide private foundations, and transformative "new-money" philanthropies. Funding is available for projects, operations, and large-scale, data-driven initiatives.

To secure nonprofit grants in Texas, organizations should connect with Texas Nonprofits for support. The most critical strategy is to "go deep" in your specific mega-region. A nonprofit in DFW must be registered with North Texas Giving Day, while a Houston organization must be able to address health equity and disaster resilience.