The Texas Veteran’s Commission (TVC) gave checks to nonprofits and local governments towards services like housing, service dog programs, mental health, transportation and family support services, the Texas Veteran’s Commission said in a Friday press conference.
“Our veterans and their families have done a lot for our country and our state and this is a way the state can pay them back,” said Tom Palladino, the executive director of the Texas Veterans. “These services from these organizations they provide a network of resources out there to meet our veterans needs.”
This comes after the TVC in May approved more than $46 million to be distributed across 175 organizations across Texas, a move that will reportedly impact nearly 40,000 people across the state. That number isn’t limited to just veterans, but their dependents and surviving spouses as well, the TVC said in a Wednesday news release.
Since 2009, over $359 million across more than 1,600 grants have been distributed through the TVC’s Fund for Veteran’s Assistance program according to the release.
Central Texas organizations receiving grants during the current 2025-2026 cycle include:
A list of organizations providing help to veterans in need can be found here.
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