Res 2025-225 allocating to non-profit agencies Human Services Grant funding of $750,000 from the City’s General Fund and additional funding from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA);

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Resolution 2025-255R Exhibit A Final Human Services Grants Allocations FY2026 Agency Program Allocation Angels for Our Elders Angels for Our Elders $2,600 Any Baby Can Early Childhood Intervention $35,000 Blanco River Regional Recovery Team Housing Stability Services $37,000 Bobcat Pride Stabilization Fund $10,000 Cenikor Prevention $10,000 Cenikor Youth Recovery Community $10,000 Centro Esperanza Overhead and Operational Costs $15,000 Combined Community Action Meals on Wheels $15,000 Community Action of Central Texas Rental Assistance $15,000 Community Action of Central Texas San Marcos Senior Center $20,000 Court Appointed Special Advocates Advocacy for Abused Children $40,000 Greater San Marcos Youth Council Children's Shelter $15,000 Greater San Marcos Youth Council Family and Youth Success $35,000 Hays County Child Protective Board $25,000 Hays County Food Bank Food Assistance $80,000 Hays -Caldwell Women's Center Child Abuse Program $25,000 Hays -Caldwell Women's Center Family Violence & Transitional Housing $33,000 Hays -Caldwell Women's Center Sexual Assault Program $25,000 Hill Country MHMR Youth Crisis Respite Center $60,000 Lifelong Learning Lifelong Learning -smtx $9,500 Nosotros La Gente Community Assistance $5,000 Nosotros La Gente Shoes and Coats $8,000 Rough Draft Art of Being $0 San Marcos Consolidated ISD School Age Parents Program Follow Up $15,000 San Marcos Housing Authority Resident Services Coordination $20,000 San Marcos Youth Services Bureau Teen Network $15,000 Scheib Center Mental Health Services Clinic $21,400 Scheib Center Program Facilities $15,000 School Fuel Weekend Food $44,000 Society of St Vincent de Paul Emergency Assistance $35,000 Southside Community Center Homelessness Prevention $54,500 Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid San Marcos Justice and Stability Project $0 $750,000