What Matters with God is the Difference You Make in the World --Dolph Briscoe, Jr.

The Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation's EduKate Program provide grants for targeted K-12 Education Support and Programs in rural South Texas, with special emphasis on Literacy and Culture. Grant Request are accepted throughout the year, from education institutions and nonprofits whose work aligns with the Foundation’s strategic priorities of Literacy, Agriculture and Arts Education. The Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation will consider grant applications from K-12 schools to fund programs in the following areas
Allowances for Elementary Schools Teachers to Purchase books for Students to Take Home and Own
Cultural Field trips, including costs for admission, food and transportation to the following non-exclusive list of cultural and historical venues:
The Alamo Briscoe Western Art Museum
DoSeum San Antonio Botanical Gardens
San Antonio Museum of Art San Antonio Zoo
Witte Museum Ballet San Antonio Performances
Webb County Cultural Performances
The Kate Marmion Charitable Foundation's EduKate Grants are currently open to South Texas rural schools in the following counties:
Atascosa Bandera Bee Dimmit Duval Frio Jim Wells LaSalle Live Oak McMullenMedina Real Uvalde Webb Zavala
Priority Funding is Given to Applicants Who: