Per Texas Government Code, Chapter 403, Section 403.0245, as of 9/1/2013, state agencies and institutions of higher education are required to publish the purpose of state grant awards greater than $25,000.
The following organizations have been awarded THGAAC grants for their corresponding projects:
- Chabad of the Brazos
- “Speaker Series to Texas A&M Campus for the Broader Public” | $20,000.00
- Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
- “Natan Sharansky - Fall 2026 Upstander Speaker Series Event” | $15,000.00
- Dallas Jewish Historical Society
- “Innovation, Resilience, and Responsibility: Jewish Leaders in Dallas History” | $5,000.00
- Holocaust Museum Houston
- “Anne Frank Exhibition” | $50,000.00
- Texas Hillel
- “From Memory to Responsibility: A Campus Initiative on Antisemitism, Genocide, and Moral Courage” | $34,500.00
- UT Chabad
- “Campus Antisemitism Education Initiative: Multi-Phase Programming at the University of Texas” | $26,000.00
The following organizations have been awarded THGAAC grants for their corresponding projects:
- Brite Divinity School
- “2027 Holocaust Remembrance Event” | $5,000.00
- Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
- “American Comics and the Holocaust Exhibition Creation” | $50,000.00
- “Courage to Act: The Danish Rescue Special Exhibition” | $50,000.00
- El Paso Holocaust Museum
- “Educators’ Workshop Series” | $25,000.00
- Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas
- “Educational Seminars on Antisemitism in Schools for North Texas” | $6,250.00
- Opera Leggera, Inc.
- “Janusz and Stefa Educational Guide for Teachers, Students, and Groups” | $4,000.00
- The University of Texas Rio Grande Valle
- “Living Tikkun Olam in the Rio Grande Valley 2.0: Expanding the Circle" | $50,000.00
- “Living Tikkun Olam in the Rio Grande Valley 2.0: Expanding the Circle" | $50,000.00
The following organizations have been awarded THGAAC grants for their corresponding projects:
- Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
- “Jeanne Celestine Lakin-Fall 2025 Upstander Speaker Series Event” | $3,875.00
- “’Kindertransport: Rescuing Children on the Brink of War’ Special Exhibition” | $32,525.00
- Holocaust Museum Houston
- “Antisemitism Timeline Project” | $30,000.00
- Jewish Federation of San Antonio
- “Young Upstanders Museum Trunk” | $50,000.00
- St. Sarkis Armenian Church
- “Texas Genocide Education Summer Institute” | $30,000.00
The following organizations have been awarded THGAAC grants for their corresponding projects:
- Amarillo Public Library
- "Stories of Exile" | $5,000.00
- Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
- "Ten Stages of Genocide Graphic Novel Animation" | $50,000.00
- "'Hidden History: Recounting the Jewish Shanghai Story' Special Exhibition" | $50,000.00
- El Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center
- "2023 Biennial Educators' Conference: Tools for Teaching the Holocaust in Today's Classroom" | $10,350.00
- Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio
- "Hate Ends Now -- The Cattle Car Project" | $50,000.00
- Holocaust Museum Houston
- "Antisemitism Toolkit" | $36,000.00
- "Spanish Edition of Holocaust Remembrance Toolkit" | $9,000.00
- "Digitizing Self-Published Memoirs by Houston-Area Holocaust Survivors" | $2,150.00
- Holocaust Remembrance Association
- "Holocaust Garden of Hope: Virtual Access" | $46,000.00
- Jewish Federation of Fort Worth & Tarrant County
- "The Sh'ma Project" | $25,000.00
- Museum of Biblical Art
- "Celebration of Survival: Holocaust Heroes' Museum Exhibition" | $10,000.00
- St. Sarkis Armenian Church of Dallas-Fort Worth
- "Seeing the Humanity in Each of Us: The Lessons of the Armenian Genocide" | $46,500.00