Funders › TX › Keith M Orme and Pat Vigeon Orme Charitable Foundation › 2025
Grants paid by Keith M Orme and Pat Vigeon Orme Charitable Foundation, tax year 2025
EIN 74-2772038 · San Antonio, TX · Form 990-PF, Part XV · NTEE T20Z
In tax year 2025, Keith M Orme and Pat Vigeon Orme Charitable Foundation (EIN 74-2772038) reported 29 grants paid totaling $1,027,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.
Every grant, 2025
| Tax year | Recipient | Match | Amount | Type | Purpose | Source filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | University of Texas Health Foundati Austin, TX | D | $600,000 | paid | 2nd, 3rd and 4th installment of 5-year grant to be used for UT Health San Antonio for brain health. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | San Antonio Food Bank San Antonio, TX | B | $60,000 | paid | General operating, San Antonio Food Bank would be able to source and distribute 100,000 pounds of perishable and nonperishable food for neighbors in need throughout Bexar County, Texas. While nonperishable food is critical to stock pantries, emphasis is placed on Foods to Encourage (F2E), which are the healthiest available assortment of proteins, produce, dairy, and grains. Each household receives about one week of food assistance, 80% of which is F2E. Participants can also request long-term food assistance. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Christian Assistance Ministry San Antonio, TX | B | $50,000 | paid | Support CAM's ongoing direct client services and the resources to provide to very vulnerable populations in San Antonio. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | San Antonio Metropolitan Ministry I San Antonio, TX | C | $50,000 | paid | Funds used to help the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless attain self-sufficiency by offering, with dignity and compassion, shelter, housing, and services. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Boys Girls Clubs of San Antonio San Antonio, TX | U | $50,000 | paid | Help support a life changing Club experience and after school help that assures success is within reach of every child who enters our doors. We work hard to ensure that all Club members are on track to graduate from high school on time and with a solid plan for their futures. Our programs provide avenues for Club members to gain life skills centered around good character, citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Project Mend San Antonio, TX | B | $50,000 | paid | Funds used to improving the quality of life for individuals living with disabilities and illness through the refurbishment, reuse and distribution of medical equipment and other assistive technology. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | American Red Cross San Antonio, TX | U | $25,000 | paid | Funds will be used to expand the Ready Communities and Home Fire Campaign programs, provide free smoke alarms to families within socially vulnerable communities in San Antonio. Direct financial assistance and case work will be provided to families that experience a home fire, to aid with obtaining food and clothing, replacing medications and essential documents, with the goal of mitigating the risk of disaster-induced long-term displacement, poverty or potential homelessness. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Good Samaritan Center of San Antoni San Antonio, TX | C | $25,000 | paid | Funds will be used to facilitate programs at Good Sam - Our focus in the community begins with early childhood education, is sustained during school-age with afterschool and summer programming, supports a number of young adults who matriculate from our college and career readiness program and are in college, and continues through adulthood by supporting parents via in home training on child development, and by supporting older residents of the community who join the Senior Center program. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | The Daisy Fund San Antonio, TX | C | $15,000 | paid | To provide essential pet food, enabling more animals to stay with their families. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | The Saddle Light Center Selma, TX | B | $10,000 | paid | The funds will be used to support two objectives: providing equine therapy programs for people with a diagnosed disability, including veterans and sustaining a high level of care for our horse herd. This includes Rider Program support for therapists/instructors, program supplies and equipment, feed, hay/alfalfa, supplements, medicine as needed, supplies, trainers, veterinarian and farrier services. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Sunshine Cottage School for Deaf Ch San Antonio, TX | C | $10,000 | paid | These funds will be used to support the operations of Sunshine Cottage and keep vital services like our Hearing Aid Loaner Program and Parent-Infant Program free or low-cost to families. These programs are essential for parents of children with a hearing loss diagnosis who wish for their child to communicate with listening and spoken language. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | The Winston School - San Antonio San Antonio, TX | B | $10,000 | paid | Funds will be used to provide tuition assistance for students with learning differences whose families demonstrate financial need. This support will directly offset tuition costs, ensuring equitable access to Winstons individualized, college-preparatory education, including core academics, enrichment, social-emotional support, and extracurricular programs. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Rightsite Community Foundation San Antonio, TX | D | $5,000 | paid | Funds will be used to directly support uninsured individuals who call 911 for non-emergency needs by covering the cost of tele-health visits, prescription delivery, transportation to care, and essential services such as food and housing support. This includes 7 days of social care navigation with a connection to back to the community for continued care. This reduces preventable emergency room visits while connecting patients to sustainable care pathways.Restricted to Bexar County. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | American Cancer Society San Antonio, TX | U | $5,000 | paid | The American Cancer Society (ACS) supports innovative, high-impact research to find more and more effective treatments, uncover factors that may cause cancer, and improve the quality of life for people facing cancer. It is the largest non-governmental funder of cancer research in the USA. We are currently investing in 12 projects at UT San Antonio that span the entire cancer continuum with almost $11 million in multi-year grants. Funding from the Foundation will be used to support this work. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Mission Road Developmental Center San Antonio, TX | B | $5,000 | paid | To support the Summer Outreach And Recreation (S.O.A.R.) & MORE program, which provides essential programming for children and adults w/ IDD, preventing academic, behavioral, & social regression during the summertime. Our summer camp operates on our 22-acre campus, w/ programming designed specifically for children with IDD. MORE includes summer day programming for adults in our care who, despite their age, maintain the cognitive abilities & care needs of children throughout their lives. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | The Children's Shelter San Antonio, TX | B | $5,000 | paid | This support will ensure we continue to meet the complex needs of low-income children and families who have experienced abuse, neglect, and other forms of trauma. Funding will help sustain and strengthen our trauma-informed services, ensuring that vulnerable families in San Antonio receive the compassionate care they need. Funding will support our campus of care which includes emergency shelter, foster care and adoption, mental health services, and family strengthening initiatives. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | YMCA of Greater San Antonio San Antonio, TX | C | $5,000 | paid | To provide beds to children primarily in Bexar County. Statistics show that a child who has his/her own bed can benefit by enhancing their ability to get a good night's sleep which improves attention, behavior, learning, memory, and overall mental and physical health. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Wonders Worries Inc San Antonio, TX | D | $5,000 | paid | Help support its clinically validated Illness & Injury Education and Coping Curriculum in San Antonio. This program impacts approximately 200 children and families annually to navigate the challenges of a parent or caregivers serious illness, injury, or end-of-life. Funds will underwrite therapeutic sessions ($3,000) delivered by Certified Child Life Specialists and provide Home Coping Kits ($2,000) that reinforce coping and comfort for children at home. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Woodland Baptist Church San Antonio, TX | U | $5,000 | paid | The Child of God Bed Ministry started building twin beds and bunk beds in December 2021 and we continue providing beds at no cost to the families. Based on demand we build and purchase commercial beds. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Ronald Mcdonald House Charities of San Antonio, TX | U | $5,000 | paid | Will support Ronald McDonald House San Antonios Share a Night program, providing families of critically ill children with lodging, meals, linens, and essential supplies. Funds will also cover room upkeep and sustain our 24/7 staff, ensuring families receive comfort, guidance, and a caring community. With your support, families can remain close to their childs care without worrying about basic needs, allowing them to focus fully on healing. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | The Salvation Army of San Antonio San Antonio, TX | U | $5,000 | paid | Most emergency shelters and temporary housing do not allow animals. In fact, 22% of individuals will decline shelter rather than give up their beloved pet. Funding will be used to provide kennels, leashes, collars, vaccines, and other supplies to our clients with pets, ensuring the welfare of the animals as well as their owners. By allowing pets to kennel with their owners in shelter, individuals experiencing homelessness maintain a stable source of social support and companionship. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Great Springs Project Austin, TX | B | $5,000 | paid | Funds to support ongoing trail, park, and green space development in Bexar County. Grant funding will accelerate build out of trail and park connections from the extensive Bexar County trail system into Comal County along the main spine of the Great Springs Trail as GSP works to link San Antonio to Austin and protect our precious springs.Funds are to be used in Bexar County only | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Haven for Hope of Bexar County San Antonio, TX | B | $5,000 | paid | To support Haven for Hopes general operations, providing critical services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Our programs include housing, physical and mental healthcare access, case management, and specialized support for veterans, young adults, and senior citizens. We also provide pet care for those experiencing homelessness, ensuring that both individuals and their pets receive the comprehensive assistance needed for long-term stability. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Artvango Therapeutic Services Inc San Antonio, TX | B | $5,000 | paid | Funds will support Artvangos general operations, including therapist salaries, program coordination, intake systems, and trauma-informed supplies. This investment helps sustain vital services for children, foster youth, and families, reduce waitlists, and expand access to culturally competent care across Central Texas.Funds to be restricted for Bexar County | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Autism Service Center of San Antoni San Antonio, TX | C | $5,000 | paid | Will directly support critical testing supplies and materials to provide clinical diagnostic services to children 0-8 years of age through our evidence-based, neurodiversity affirming services. The Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals (CELF) is a tool used to access semantics, morphology, syntax, and pragmatics for children and adults ages 5-21. This speech-based tool will allow us to expand our services to reach children above our current threshold. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Alzheimer's Association Sa South Tx San Antonio, TX | U | $2,500 | paid | Funds support programs and services in Bexar County. Education, Training, and Support Programs help caregivers implement effective coping strategies, reduce isolation, & limit the impact the disease has on an individuals safety, quality of life, activities of daily living and family savings. Chapter programs provide linkages to health resources locally, care planning services, and empowers individuals and families to obtain early-stage diagnosis/medical attention. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Boysville Inc Converse, TX | B | $2,000 | paid | To support residential programs, which features family-centered cottages designed to create a safe & structured environment. The program helps address & prevent long-term social & emotional issues for kids (ages of 5-17) who come to Boysville. Each child lives in a single-story, 6000 sq. ft. cottage with a set of married house parents who help provide a family atmosphere. Eight children share each cottage, where they enjoy meals & activities like a normal home. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Footbridge Foundation San Antonio, TX | C | $1,500 | paid | Funds will be used to subsidize spay and neuter surgeries for adoptable pets in our care and for community cats through TNR in Bexar County. With this support, we can complete 2530 surgeries that prevent hundreds of unwanted litters, reduce shelter crowding and euthanasia risk, and ensure that pets entering adoptive homes are healthy, sterilized, and set up for long-term success. | 202641389349101054 |
| 2025 | Believe It Foundation San Antonio, TX | B | $1,000 | paid | Funds will be used towards a highly customizable Freedom Concepts adaptive bike for use by students attending Southside ISD through our Believe It Bikes program. The bike will be used by students during physical education and the related Partners in PE program, during school-wide events like bike rodeos, in the classroom with use of a stationary trainer, during transitions (such as from the classroom to the lunchroom) and during school closures. | 202641389349101054 |
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