Funding search · EIN 463992618 · Dallas, TX

Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute

Name: Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute grants, 2022–2024
Creator: PaperOrbit
License: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/exempt-organization-public-disclosure-and-availability-requirements

A grantmaking public charity (files IRS Form 990, Schedule I). Charities like this often run real grant programs with application cycles.

50
grants reported: $7.9M
total given: 2022–2024
filing years: $100,000
median grant

Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2022–2024. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.

What they fund

care depression challenge health lone star based disciplinary

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Funding pattern

What this funder pays for, at what size, and how to position adjacent work. Read from their filings, with every number checked against the record.

10 grants matching “depression” · $3.7M

$519,438
Ut Southwestern Med Center · Dallas, TX · 2024
Lone star depression challenge
$197,529
President & Fellows of Harvar · Boston, MA · 2024
Lone star depression challenge
$82,929
The Univ of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2024
Lone star depression challenge
$1.0M
The Univ of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$984,691
Ut Southwestern Med Center · Dallas, TX · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$256,106
The Univ of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$192,027
Harvard Medical School · Boston, MA · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$192,027
Harvard Medical School · Boston, MA · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$131,568
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Boston, MA · 2022
Provide support in central tx region to implement lone star depression challenge
$84,146
The University of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2022
Ambitious initiative will improve quality of life & mental healthcare for communitites across tx, saving lives & helping millions of texans receive care they need to recover from depression.

Top recipients

Repeat recipients are the strongest signal of whether a funder has an open door or quietly re-funds the same organizations.

Ut Southwestern Med Center2 grants · $1.5M
The Univ of Texas at Austin3 grants · $1.3M
City of Galveston3 grants · $901,975
Harvard Medical School2 grants · $384,054
The Gulf Coast Center2 grants · $345,305
Boys and Girls Club Puerto Rico1 grant · $312,950
Good Nation Foundation3 grants · $260,000
Tarrant County Hospital Dist3 grants · $250,000
Methodist Health System3 grants · $250,000
The Howard University1 grant · $240,000

Giving over time

$643,664

2022

$4.9M

2023

$2.3M

2024

Grant history

All 50 reported grants, largest first.

$1.0M
The Univ of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$984,691
Ut Southwestern Med Center · Dallas, TX · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$519,438
Ut Southwestern Med Center · Dallas, TX · 2024
Lone star depression challenge
$440,562
City of Galveston · Galveston, TX · 2023
Multi-disciplinary response teams
$312,950
Boys and Girls Club Puerto Rico · Carolina, PR · 2022
Provide project & case management for program implementation at vimenti school
$259,532
The Gulf Coast Center · League City, TX · 2023
Multi-disciplinary response teams
$256,106
The Univ of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$240,000
The Howard University · Washington, DC · 2024
Cadre project
$231,634
City of Galveston · Galveston, TX · 2024
Multi-disciplinary response teams
$229,779
City of Galveston · Galveston, TX · 2023
Mult-disciplinary response team
$206,000
Texas Community College Educa · Austin, TX · 2024
Minding College Minds Project
$197,529
President & Fellows of Harvar · Boston, MA · 2024
Lone star depression challenge
$192,027
Harvard Medical School · Boston, MA · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$192,027
Harvard Medical School · Boston, MA · 2023
Lone star depression challenge
$131,568
President and Fellows of Harvard College · Boston, MA · 2022
Provide support in central tx region to implement lone star depression challenge
$105,000
The Steve Fund · Providence, RI · 2023
Support the trellis foundation
$105,000
The Steve Fund · Providence, RI · 2023
Post secondary learning community
$100,000
Minaret Foundation · Richmond, TX · 2024
Handle with care mental health netw
$100,000
Texas Health Resources · Arlington, TX · 2024
Cloudbreak measurement based care
$100,000
Baylor Healthcare Sys Found · Dallas, TX · 2023
Cloudbreak measurement based care
$100,000
Baylor Scott & White Dallas F · Dallas, TX · 2023
Integerate measurement-based care
$100,000
Good Nation Foundation · New York, NY · 2023
Health & reentry project
$100,000
Good Nation Foundation · New York, NY · 2023
To support health & reentry project
$100,000
Methodist Health System · Dallas, TX · 2023
Cloudbreak measurment based care
$100,000
Methodist Health System · Dallas, TX · 2023
Multi-disciplinary response team
$100,000
Tarrant County Hospital Dist · Fort Worth, TX · 2023
Multi-disciplinary response team
$100,000
Tarrant County Hospital Dist · Fort Worth, TX · 2023
Cloudbreak measurment based care
$95,300
The Jed Foundation · New York, NY · 2023
Post secondary learning community
$95,300
The Jed Foundation · New York, NY · 2023
Support trellis foundation
$90,000
Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation · Dallas, TX · 2022
Integrate measurement- based care system-wide to identify & treat mental health & substance use disorders
$85,773
The Gulf Coast Center · League City, TX · 2024
Multi-disciplinary response teams
$84,146
The University of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2022
Ambitious initiative will improve quality of life & mental healthcare for communitites across tx, saving lives & helping millions of texans receive care they need to recover from depression.
$82,929
The Univ of Texas at Austin · Austin, TX · 2024
Lone star depression challenge
$60,000
Fountain House · New York, NY · 2024
Measures that Matter Project
$60,000
Good Nation Foundation · New York, NY · 2024
Health & reentry project
$55,297
Texas Network of Youth Servic · Austin, TX · 2024
OJJDP Texas Continuum of Care Proj
$51,917
Metrocare Services · Dallas, TX · 2024
Handle With Care Mental Health Netw
$50,000
Irving Isd · Irving, TX · 2024
Handle With Care Mental Health Netw
$50,000
Methodist Health System · Dallas, TX · 2024
Cloudbreak measurement based care
$50,000
Tarrant County Hospital Dist · Fort Worth, TX · 2024
Cloudbreak measurement based care
$50,000
Active Minds · Washington, DC · 2023
Post secondary learning community
$50,000
Active Minds · Washington, DC · 2023
Wellbeing learning community
$50,000
Minaret Foundation · Richmond, TX · 2023
Handle with care mental health net
$46,567
American Indians of Texas at · San Antonio, TX · 2024
Bexar county continuum of care proj
$35,000
Edgewood Isd · San Antonio, TX · 2024
School District Care Navigators Prj
$35,000
Harlandale Isd · San Antonio, TX · 2024
School District Care Navigators Prj
$35,000
Judson Isd · Live Oak, TX · 2024
School District Care Navigators Prj
$35,000
San Antonio Isd · San Antonio, TX · 2024
School District Care Navigators Prj
$25,000
University of Texas System · Austin, TX · 2022
Brain research summit
$10,000
Hopelab Foundation · San Francisco, CA · 2024
Colorado Youth Behavioral Health St

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Source: IRS Form 990, Schedule I, as filed by this organization. These are grants already paid. Grants paid directly to individuals are reported to the IRS only as totals, so they do not appear as named lines here.