February 24, 2021

See where we delivered grants to help address COVID-19, workforce development initiatives and more

Texas Mutual is committed to delivering on our vision of building a stronger, safer Texas through our community program, TXM for Texas. Our financial strength has allowed us to act quickly in response to recent crises and we are proud to continue our commitment to Texas communities during these challenging times. We have been working hard to distribute funding to support organizations doing impactful work across the state.

$100,000 to support winter storm relief efforts

As Texans come together to support each other amid the winter weather crisis, we are working to do our part as well. Texas Mutual is in the process of distributing funds to six organizations providing winter storm relief as many fellow Texans are without basic needs such as habitable shelter, food and water. 

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$875,000 to organizations addressing economic issues

As the state’s leading workers’ comp provider, we know the importance of a stronger workforce. To support our mission of building a stronger, safer Texas, we’re proud to stand with partners who are focused on workforce development. 

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Additional $2 million to nonprofits on the frontlines

When the pandemic first reached Texas back in March, we committed $2 million to 47 organizations across the state. Texas Mutual has since donated an additional $2 million to support nonprofit organizations critical to COVID-19 relief and recovery efforts. We recognized the need to do even more and spent the last several months researching and evaluating needs across the state to make the biggest impact. This second round of funding was distributed in December to 70 organizations working on the frontline to mitigate the impact of the pandemic within their communities. 

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$200,000 to emergency service organizations for financial relief

In partnership with Volunteer Firemen’s Insurance Services of Texas (VFIS of Texas), Texas Mutual has funded two separate grant programs, $200,000 for a financial relief program and $300,000 focused on health and wellness. Together with VFIS, financial relief grants were distributed to 84 emergency service organizations, mostly in rural areas across the state. Since these organizations are not able to conduct their typical fundraisers due to COVID-19, they are facing critical funding needs. We are honored to help provide some much-needed relief to ensure those stations can continue providing emergency services in those hard to reach areas.

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Winter storm donation recipients

• Austin Area Urban League Emergency Relief
• Austin Disaster Relief Network
• Coalition for the Homeless (Houston)
• Haven for Hope (San Antonio)
• Salvation Army Dallas
• Salvation Army Lubbock

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Workforce development grant recipients

• Citizens For Educational Excellence
• Educate Texas
• Advance Together 
• UpSkill Houston
• SA WORKS
• Texas Restaurant Association Education Foundation
• TRIO Education 
• Texas State Technical College Foundation
• Workforce Solutions BorderPlex
• Workforce Solutions Capital Area

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Second round COVID-19 grant recipients

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Emergency service organization financial relief grant recipients

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