Texoma Community Foundation (TCF) is a promise to our neighbors in Texas and Oklahoma to Create a Culture of Wellbeing.

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Serving Two States
Bridging the needs of communities across Texoma, TCF is committed to ensuring access to resources and opportunities on both sides of the border.
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Rural Focus
With deep roots in rural areas, we understand the unique challenges and strengths of smaller, tightly-knit communities.
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Tribal Nations
We are proud to partner with and support the two tribal nations within our region, honoring their cultures and contributions to Texoma.
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Our Team

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The entire board and staff at Texoma Community Foundation are committed to leading with a servant's heart. Since 2007, annual administrative costs have consistently remained less than 0.8% due to a combination of caring and committed staff and support from volunteers.

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Platinum Transparency 2025

The Candid Platinum Transparency Seal
We are honored to receive Candid's 2025 Platinum Seal of Transparency. Fewer than 1% of nonprofits are designated with this recognition, which demonstrates TCF's commitment to transparency to our donors.

Our History

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Since 2007, Texoma Community Foundation has served the people of Grayson, Fannin, Marshall, and Bryan Counties. We work to accomplish our vision for Texoma by supporting area nonprofits, building collaboratives, and creating spaces for people to thrive. In 2012, we named mental wellbeing our top priority, as we identified a direct connection between wellbeing and a thriving community.
Over the years, amazing contributors have joined our efforts, including Reba McEntire, who has been a philanthropic partner in the community for over 30 years. In 2007, TCF began operating Reba’s Ranch House, a free hospitality house for area patient families and in 2011, Reba created her only named charity at TCF.
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In 2021, Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott also became a major partner by providing a $6 million donation to enhance TCF’s work in implementing a regional mental wellbeing strategy in Texoma.
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Our history is full of stories of incredible people coming together to make a difference in the lives of others. We hope you can be part of the legacy and culture of wellbeing we are working towards at Texoma Community Foundation.