San Antonio

Thanks to FII, H. E. Butt Foundation, City of San Antonio, Google.org Partnership, thousands of San Antonio families to have cash in hand.

San Antonio nonprofits and funders step up in a time of need.

Where seniors play and lead a new generation.

These six San Antonio organizations are helping bring wholeness to Central Texas.

Conjunto Hall of Famer Bene Medina teaches accordion to campers at Girl Zone’s “Dare to be Powerful” summer camp.

A study learns when congregants tell their pastors about mental health challenges.

Frio River water flows from the chill of Blue Hole at Headwaters to the warmth of the Echo Valley waterfront and beyond. Our work also changes as it flows from Real County to San Antonio and beyond. But it’s always driven by our mission: to cultivate wholeness in people and institutions for the transformation of communities.

In 2017, the Foundation began testing and measuring three pilots in San Antonio—a mental health initiative, a capacity-building learning cohort, and a public storytelling effort. Each pilot is working to further the Foundation’s mission in three different but overlapping domains that benefit children and families.

Fiesta is a time-honored tradition in San Antonio, but what does it say about the city's inequality?

Federal grants might be at risk if HUD budget cuts are imposed, reducing the amount of money that's allotted for affordable housing and anti-poverty programs.