An Overview of Grantmaking by Private and Community Foundations in Houston, Texas and the Southwest Houston Federal Reserve Bank February 15, 2017
Philanthropy Southwest’s Third Giving Study Released in October 2016 philanthropysouthwest.org/philanthropy- southwests-2016-giving-study 1
The Data Set Giving Study page 4 2
Overall Trends Giving Study page 4 3
Assets and Giving Trends by State Giving Study page 5 4
Trends 2014-2009 Trends in Assets and Giving, 2014 Compared to 2009 % % ASSETS 2014 ASSETS 2009 GIVING 2014 GIVING 2009 Change Change $63,045,914,230 46.7% $4,379,813,887 44.7% TOTAL $92,513,778,354 $6,336,838,298 AR $4,764,001,842 $3,608,903,525 32.0% $690,266,687 $649,657,855 6.3% AZ $4,324,363,857 $3,320,999,224 30.2% $328,465,413 $218,233,980 50.5% CO $14,812,874,100 $10,055,380,750 47.3% $816,428,015 $614,158,880 32.9% NM $1,728,866,217 $1,198,013,823 44.3% $95,152,275 $56,883,132 67.3% NV $7,081,622,249 $5,190,911,674 36.4% $508,188,535 $354,919,585 43.2% OK $15,352,857,755 $10,211,517,125 50.3% $778,393,798 $408,289,652 90.6% TX $44,449,192,334 $29,460,188,109 50.9% $3,119,943,575 $2,077,670,803 50.2% 5
Spotlight on Community Foundations Giving Study page 13 6
Societal Issues Addressed Giving Study pages 9, 11 7
Texas Profile Giving Study pages 26, 27 8
Texas Profile 9
Texas Profile 10
Texas Profile 11
Geography of Giving 12
Geography of Giving Giving Study page 13 13
Texas Foundations by MSA 14
Houston MSA: Foundations by Giving Range 15
Houston MSA: Foundations by Asset Range 16
Texas Giving in each MSA Giving Study page 27 17
Houston MSA Change in Giving $1,212.0 • 41.9% billion increase in $854.0 $736.0 million giving since million 2011 • 64.6% increase in giving since 2009 2009 2011 2014 18
Houston MSA Change in Assets $17.13 billion • 37.7% $12.44 increase in $11.23 billion billion assets since 2011 • 52.5% increase in assets since 2009 2009 2011 2014 19
Houston MSA: Top 10 Foundations by Giving 20
Houston MSA: Top 10 Foundations by Assets 21
Societal Issues Addressed Other/Unknown less than$1 mil International, Foreign Affairs, and National Security $57.1 mil Environment and Animals Total $60.0 mil Religion Related, Spiritual Development $61.9 mil Health Total $134.8 mil Arts, Culture, and Humanities $138.2 mil Human Services Total $176.1 mil Public, Societal Benefit Total $189.9 mil $350.7 mil Educational Institutions and Related Activities $0 $100,000,000 $200,000,000 $300,000,000 $400,000,000 22
Education Funding Priorities University/Technical-$84.6 Scholarships/Fin Aid-$58.3 -mil General -$53.3 mil Elem/Secondary-$52.6 mil Medical School-$19.9 mil College (4-year)-$16.4 mil Secondary/High School-$10.7 mil Theological School-$7.5 mil Health Sciences-$5.5 mil 23
Public/Societal Benefit Funding Priorites Philanthropy, Voluntarism, and Grantmaking Foundations-$40.6 mil Community Foundations-$37.1 mil Chemistry, Chemical Engineering-$28.7 mil Research/Public Policy Institutes-$17.6 mil Science - General -$10.1 mil Fund-Raising Organizations that Cross Categories-$9.3 mil Community, Neighborhood Development-$8.0 mil Physics-$8 mil Voluntarism Promotion-$7.5 mil Nonprofit Management-$5.6 mil Community Improvement-$3.1 mil 24
Geography of Giving In Region- $636.3 mil - 54% In Texas Beyond Region - $210.6 mil - 18% Out of State/In US - $296.5 mil - 25% International - $26.3 mil - 2% 25
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