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Texas Department of Agriculture

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  1. Texans Feeding Texans: Surplus Agricultural Products Grant Program

    The Texas Department of Agriculture is offering the Texans Feeding Texans: Surplus Agricultural Products Grant Program, providing up to $19,750,000 to support the collection and distribution of surplus agricultural products to Texas food banks and other charitable organizations.

    OtherAgriculture & Food

    Deadline
    Amount
    $19,750,000
  2. Community Development Fund (TxCDBG)

    The Texas Department of Agriculture offers the Community Development Fund, a grant within the TxCDBG program, to support rural community development and infrastructure.

    OtherCommunity Development; Housing; Workforce & Economic Development

    Deadline
    Amount
    $750,000
  3. Colonia Funds

    The Texas Department of Agriculture offers grants, known as the Colonia Funds, to support community development in unincorporated colonias within 150 miles of the Texas-Mexico border.

    OtherCommunity Development; Housing; Workforce & Economic Development

    Deadline
    Amount
    $1,000,000
  4. Downtown Revitalization Programs

    The Texas Department of Agriculture offers Downtown Revitalization Program grants of up to $1,000,000 for infrastructure improvements that address conditions contributing to slum or blight in eligible downtown or Main Street areas.

    OtherCommunity Development; Workforce & Economic Development

    Deadline
    Amount
    $1,000,000

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