The Greater Fayette Community Foundation is proud to celebrate 11 organizations selected as 2026 Red Door Fund for Mental Health grantees. Together, these organizations received $38,000 to expand mental health support, strengthen community connection, reduce isolation, and create more accessible pathways to care across rural South Central Texas.
Through the Red Door Fund, GFCF invests in organizations that understand the needs of their communities and are creating spaces where individuals and families can find connection, encouragement, and support.
Round Top Family Library | Service Area: Fayette County
Round Top Family Library will launch a free caregiver support group facilitated by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker for parents and caregivers of children facing mental health challenges. The program will provide a safe, confidential space for connection, education, and support while helping reduce caregiver burnout and isolation.
Senior Connections | Service Area: Colorado, Fayette, and Lavaca Counties
Senior Connections will expand programming designed to reduce social isolation among older adults through daily social engagement, emotional support, cognitive activities, and nutritious community meals. The funding will help older adults continue accessing free programs that support mental well-being and independence.
Turtle Wing Foundation | Service Area: Colorado, Fayette, and Lavaca Counties
Turtle Wing Foundation will provide financial assistance to help rural children with developmental disabilities and learning challenges access occupational, physical, speech, and mental health therapies closer to home. By reducing financial barriers, the program will help more families access critical services without sacrificing employment or traveling long distances.
Wellness Collaborative Campus | Service Area: Fayette County
Wellness Collaborative Campus will expand an integrated community wellness hub where residents can access coordinated mental health services, peer support, and community-based resources in one location. The project is designed to improve access to care while strengthening collaboration among local providers.
Gather n Grace | Service Area: Washington County
Gather n Grace will expand community meals and intentional gathering opportunities that reduce isolation and create safe spaces for connection and emotional support. The programming is designed to strengthen mental wellness by fostering belonging and supportive relationships among participants.
And Then a New Day | Service Area: Fayette County
And Then a New Day will support peer support and recovery programming for individuals and families navigating life after crisis. The project focuses on building resilience, strengthening community connections, and providing participants with tools and support for long-term emotional wellness.
Georgetown Area Parkinson’s Support | Service Area: Williamson County
Georgetown Area Parkinson’s Support (GAPS) will expand peer support groups, educational programming, and caregiver resources for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and their families. The project is designed to reduce isolation while improving access to mental health support and practical resources.
Chosen Women Empower | Service Area: Bastrop
Chosen Women Empower will expand trauma-informed mentoring, support groups, and leadership development opportunities for women and girls. The project will help participants build confidence, strengthen emotional well-being, and develop healthy support networks.
Moore 4 Sisters Ministries | Service Area: Williamson County
Moore 4 Sisters Ministries will support culturally responsive peer programming focused on mental wellness, healing, and community connection for women. The project creates safe spaces where participants can access encouragement, shared experiences, and practical resources.
Come and Hike It | Service Area: All Service Area
Come and Hike It will expand guided outdoor wellness experiences that use physical activity and nature to support mental health and reduce stress. The program will increase access to affordable, community-based opportunities that promote physical and emotional well-being.
Get Support Together Foundation | Service Area: All Service Area
Get Support Together Foundation will help establish and expand peer support programming that connects individuals with trained facilitators, community resources, and practical navigation services. The project is designed to reduce barriers to care while strengthening community-based support systems.
Congratulations to each of our 2026 Red Door Fund grantees. We are grateful for the organizations, community leaders, and partners working to strengthen mental wellness and create more supportive rural communities.
Through community-led funding, these investments help expand the spaces, relationships, and resources people can turn to when they need support.
Learn more about the Red Door Fund for Mental Health.
