Expanding educational horizons for Texas students
Big state.
Big challenges.
Let’s create
big opportunity.
We partner with educational institutions, organizations, and state leaders to help more students earn a postsecondary credential that puts them on a path to success.
Sharing our resources and expertise, we work with other changemakers to improve access to postsecondary education and enhance completion for all kinds of students.
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Together we can help students see beyond the horizon and into a brighter future for themselves. We make grants, convene leaders, form partnerships, fund research, and share knowledge.
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Rural Roscoe Collegiate ISD is helping students thrive after graduation with Early College High School and valuable workforce certifications that give them meaningful job opportunities in the local economy.
Our video tells their story.
Funding from Greater Texas Foundation is bringing this successful model to other school districts in Texas and across the nation.
The Challenge
By 2036, 70% of jobs will require a postsecondary credential. Today, only 22% of Texas students are on track to earn a degree or credential after high school.
Investing in Change
$150
million
in grants funded
since inception
Our 2020-24
grantmaking
benefited
1.2 million
Texas
learners
Recent News
Grant Announcement: College Possible Texas – Capacity-Building & Planning for College Access & Success
A $100,000 grant from Greater Texas Foundation will support College Possible in its efforts to double the number of students served from college access all
Grant Announcement: The Untapped Potential of Noncredit Education at Community Colleges: Restructuring Programs and Pathways to Meet Texas’ Postsecondary and Workforce Goals
Enrollment in noncredit education has skyrocketed in recent years, as many adults see these short-term career and technical courses as the most efficient and affordable
Grant Announcement: Advise Texas expands its college advising support in the Brazos Valley
A $381,996 grant from GTF will help Advise TX to expand on the success of its “near peer” model in Bryan/College Station schools by adding
Greater Texas Foundation courageously provides leadership and resources to the era-defining issue of postsecondary success for all students.”
-Hector Bojorquez, Intercultural Development Research Association
