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FHLB Dallas and Members Award More Than $1.8 Million as Partnership Grant Program Celebrates 30 Years

August 31, 2026

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas) and participating member financial institutions awarded more than $1.8 million to 71 community‑based organizations through its Partnership Grant Program (PGP) as the program marks its 30th anniversary. The awards were made in partnership with 44 member institutions in FHLB Dallas’ five‑state district of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas. The awards are being celebrated during a series of events in the district in August and September.

“As we celebrate 30 years, the PGP continues to highlight what is possible when members and community organizations work together,” says Greg Hettrick, senior vice president and director of community investment.

FHLB Dallas members provided $342,333, and FHLB Dallas matched those contributions at a 5:1 ratio with $1.5 million. Under the program, member institutions contribute $500 to $5,000 to a nonprofit organization, and FHLB Dallas matches those contributions up to $25,000 per member, helping strengthen partnerships between members and community organizations. The grants are provided through member institutions and are not directly available to the public.

The PGP may be used for organizational capacity building, assistance with applying for grants and other funding sources, research and studies, contractual services and social services.

Eighteen banks participated in this year’s Partnership Grant Program in Texas, awarding a total of 36 individual grants amounting to $754,250. Click here to view all of the 2026 grants awarded.

Bank Nonprofit Organization City Grant Amount
American First National Bank SouthFair Community Development Corp. Dallas $21,666
Austin Bank New Creation Foundation Inc., dba New Creation Restoration Centers Troup $15,000
Austin Bank Greater Texas Capital Community Finance, dba Lending Avenue Tyler $30,000
b1 Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $12,375
b1 Bank Faith Revitalization Center Inc. Houston $30,000
Bank of the West Hope4All Southlake $12,000
Charles Schwab Bank Dallas Housing Coalition Dallas $30,000
Charles Schwab Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $20,625
Charles Schwab Bank SouthFair Community Development Corp. Dallas $21,666
Charles Schwab Bank Housing Opportunities of Fort Worth Inc. Fort Worth $30,000
Charles Schwab Bank Renaissance Heights Foundation Fort Worth $30,000
Citizens Bank Kilgore Fuller Center for Housing Kilgore $30,000
Cornerstone Capital Bank SSB East Lubbock Resident Owned Business Initiative, dba Skilled Trades Institute Lubbock $18,000
Encore Bank BigAustin Austin $10,500
Encore Bank Economic Growth Business Incubator Austin $4,238
Hancock Whitney The BridgePath Bacliff $15,000
Home Bank NA SUPERGirls SHINE Foundation Houston $18,000
Inwood National Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $20,625
Inwood National Bank SouthFair Community Development Corp. Dallas $21,666
Inwood National Bank Texas Homes Community Development Corp. & Community Land Trust Garland $30,000
Prosperity Bank The BridgePath Bacliff $30,000
Prosperity Bank (formerly Stellar Bank) The BridgePath Bacliff $15,000
Prosperity Bank (formerly Stellar Bank) Community Development Corporation of Freedmen’s Town Houston $30,000
Prosperity Bank Midland CDC Midland $30,000
Texas Bank and Trust Company New Creation Foundation Inc., dba New Creation Restoration Centers Troup $3,000
Texas Capital Bank Economic Growth Business Incubator Austin $28,255
Texas National Bank Heartisans Job Readiness Program and Marketplace Longview $30,000
West Texas National Bank Midland CDC Midland $30,000
WestStar Bank Habitat for Humanity El Paso El Paso $30,000
WestStar Bank Improving Quality of Life El Paso $6,000
WestStar Bank Pioneers 21 El Paso $6,000
WestStar Bank Tech Frontier, dba Fab Lab El Paso El Paso $6,000
Woodforest National Bank Economic Growth Business Incubator Austin $28,255
Woodforest National Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $12,375
Woodforest National Bank San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside Inc. San Antonio $18,000
Woodforest National Bank Greater Texas Capital Community Finance, dba Lending Avenue Tyler $30,000

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FHLB Dallas and Members Award More Than $1.8 Million as Partnership Grant Program Celebrates 30 Years

August 31, 2026

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas) and participating member financial institutions awarded more than $1.8 million to 71 community‑based organizations through its Partnership Grant Program (PGP) as the program marks its 30th anniversary. The awards were made in partnership with 44 member institutions in FHLB Dallas’ five‑state district of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas. The awards are being celebrated during a series of events in the district in August and September.

“As we celebrate 30 years, the PGP continues to highlight what is possible when members and community organizations work together,” says Greg Hettrick, senior vice president and director of community investment.

FHLB Dallas members provided $342,333, and FHLB Dallas matched those contributions at a 5:1 ratio with $1.5 million. Under the program, member institutions contribute $500 to $5,000 to a nonprofit organization, and FHLB Dallas matches those contributions up to $25,000 per member, helping strengthen partnerships between members and community organizations. The grants are provided through member institutions and are not directly available to the public.

The PGP may be used for organizational capacity building, assistance with applying for grants and other funding sources, research and studies, contractual services and social services.

Eighteen banks participated in this year’s Partnership Grant Program in Texas, awarding a total of 36 individual grants amounting to $754,250. Click here to view all of the 2026 grants awarded.

Bank Nonprofit Organization City Grant Amount
American First National Bank SouthFair Community Development Corp. Dallas $21,666
Austin Bank New Creation Foundation Inc., dba New Creation Restoration Centers Troup $15,000
Austin Bank Greater Texas Capital Community Finance, dba Lending Avenue Tyler $30,000
b1 Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $12,375
b1 Bank Faith Revitalization Center Inc. Houston $30,000
Bank of the West Hope4All Southlake $12,000
Charles Schwab Bank Dallas Housing Coalition Dallas $30,000
Charles Schwab Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $20,625
Charles Schwab Bank SouthFair Community Development Corp. Dallas $21,666
Charles Schwab Bank Housing Opportunities of Fort Worth Inc. Fort Worth $30,000
Charles Schwab Bank Renaissance Heights Foundation Fort Worth $30,000
Citizens Bank Kilgore Fuller Center for Housing Kilgore $30,000
Cornerstone Capital Bank SSB East Lubbock Resident Owned Business Initiative, dba Skilled Trades Institute Lubbock $18,000
Encore Bank BigAustin Austin $10,500
Encore Bank Economic Growth Business Incubator Austin $4,238
Hancock Whitney The BridgePath Bacliff $15,000
Home Bank NA SUPERGirls SHINE Foundation Houston $18,000
Inwood National Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $20,625
Inwood National Bank SouthFair Community Development Corp. Dallas $21,666
Inwood National Bank Texas Homes Community Development Corp. & Community Land Trust Garland $30,000
Prosperity Bank The BridgePath Bacliff $30,000
Prosperity Bank (formerly Stellar Bank) The BridgePath Bacliff $15,000
Prosperity Bank (formerly Stellar Bank) Community Development Corporation of Freedmen’s Town Houston $30,000
Prosperity Bank Midland CDC Midland $30,000
Texas Bank and Trust Company New Creation Foundation Inc., dba New Creation Restoration Centers Troup $3,000
Texas Capital Bank Economic Growth Business Incubator Austin $28,255
Texas National Bank Heartisans Job Readiness Program and Marketplace Longview $30,000
West Texas National Bank Midland CDC Midland $30,000
WestStar Bank Habitat for Humanity El Paso El Paso $30,000
WestStar Bank Improving Quality of Life El Paso $6,000
WestStar Bank Pioneers 21 El Paso $6,000
WestStar Bank Tech Frontier, dba Fab Lab El Paso El Paso $6,000
Woodforest National Bank Economic Growth Business Incubator Austin $28,255
Woodforest National Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $12,375
Woodforest National Bank San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside Inc. San Antonio $18,000
Woodforest National Bank Greater Texas Capital Community Finance, dba Lending Avenue Tyler $30,000

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FHLB Dallas and Members Award More Than $1.8 Million as Partnership Grant Program Celebrates 30 Years

August 31, 2026

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas) and participating member financial institutions awarded more than $1.8 million to 71 community‑based organizations through its Partnership Grant Program (PGP) as the program marks its 30th anniversary. The awards were made in partnership with 44 member institutions in FHLB Dallas’ five‑state district of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Texas. The awards are being celebrated during a series of events in the district in August and September.

“As we celebrate 30 years, the PGP continues to highlight what is possible when members and community organizations work together,” says Greg Hettrick, senior vice president and director of community investment.

FHLB Dallas members provided $342,333, and FHLB Dallas matched those contributions at a 5:1 ratio with $1.5 million. Under the program, member institutions contribute $500 to $5,000 to a nonprofit organization, and FHLB Dallas matches those contributions up to $25,000 per member, helping strengthen partnerships between members and community organizations. The grants are provided through member institutions and are not directly available to the public.

The PGP may be used for organizational capacity building, assistance with applying for grants and other funding sources, research and studies, contractual services and social services.

Eighteen banks participated in this year’s Partnership Grant Program in Texas, awarding a total of 36 individual grants amounting to $754,250. Click here to view all of the 2026 grants awarded.

Bank Nonprofit Organization City Grant Amount
American First National Bank SouthFair Community Development Corp. Dallas $21,666
Austin Bank New Creation Foundation Inc., dba New Creation Restoration Centers Troup $15,000
Austin Bank Greater Texas Capital Community Finance, dba Lending Avenue Tyler $30,000
b1 Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $12,375
b1 Bank Faith Revitalization Center Inc. Houston $30,000
Bank of the West Hope4All Southlake $12,000
Charles Schwab Bank Dallas Housing Coalition Dallas $30,000
Charles Schwab Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $20,625
Charles Schwab Bank SouthFair Community Development Corp. Dallas $21,666
Charles Schwab Bank Housing Opportunities of Fort Worth Inc. Fort Worth $30,000
Charles Schwab Bank Renaissance Heights Foundation Fort Worth $30,000
Citizens Bank Kilgore Fuller Center for Housing Kilgore $30,000
Cornerstone Capital Bank SSB East Lubbock Resident Owned Business Initiative, dba Skilled Trades Institute Lubbock $18,000
Encore Bank BigAustin Austin $10,500
Encore Bank Economic Growth Business Incubator Austin $4,238
Hancock Whitney The BridgePath Bacliff $15,000
Home Bank NA SUPERGirls SHINE Foundation Houston $18,000
Inwood National Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $20,625
Inwood National Bank SouthFair Community Development Corp. Dallas $21,666
Inwood National Bank Texas Homes Community Development Corp. & Community Land Trust Garland $30,000
Prosperity Bank The BridgePath Bacliff $30,000
Prosperity Bank (formerly Stellar Bank) The BridgePath Bacliff $15,000
Prosperity Bank (formerly Stellar Bank) Community Development Corporation of Freedmen’s Town Houston $30,000
Prosperity Bank Midland CDC Midland $30,000
Texas Bank and Trust Company New Creation Foundation Inc., dba New Creation Restoration Centers Troup $3,000
Texas Capital Bank Economic Growth Business Incubator Austin $28,255
Texas National Bank Heartisans Job Readiness Program and Marketplace Longview $30,000
West Texas National Bank Midland CDC Midland $30,000
WestStar Bank Habitat for Humanity El Paso El Paso $30,000
WestStar Bank Improving Quality of Life El Paso $6,000
WestStar Bank Pioneers 21 El Paso $6,000
WestStar Bank Tech Frontier, dba Fab Lab El Paso El Paso $6,000
Woodforest National Bank Economic Growth Business Incubator Austin $28,255
Woodforest National Bank South Dallas Fair Park Innercity Community Development Corp. Dallas $12,375
Woodforest National Bank San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside Inc. San Antonio $18,000
Woodforest National Bank Greater Texas Capital Community Finance, dba Lending Avenue Tyler $30,000

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