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Please join us in meeting students’ needs by donating to the Texas Emergency Aid Grant Program today. Your contribution will support rapid-response block grants to colleges and universities, enabling them to disperse much-needed funds directly to students. Supporting Texas students today through the COVID-19 pandemic Across Texas, hundreds of thousands of college students are affected by campus closures and job layoffs due to COVID-19 disruptions. Many are facing housing and food insecurity and are at high risk of dropping out. Emergency aid will help provide critical support to help students make ends meet and stay on track to graduate. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Texas Higher Education Foundation, Greater Texas Foundation, and Trellis Foundation launched the collaborative Texas Emergency Aid Grant Program to support students across Texas public and private non-profit higher education institutions during the COVID-19 crisis. These grants will complement the federal funds provided by the CARES Act and serve two purposes: Additional supports will also be provided to institutions through evidence-based technical assistance delivered by selected partner(s) to develop or improve capacity, infrastructure, policies and procedures for emergency aid programs. TEXAS EMERGENCY AID GRANT PROGRAM The goal of this public-private partnership is to raise up to $2 million to support as many of the state's public and private non-profit colleges and universities as possible. Building capacity at institutions Now more than ever, emergency aid programs provide critical support to help students with unforeseen expenses that may cause a loss of momentum toward academic success. JOIN THE EFFORT ADDRESSING TODAY'S NEEDS Providing support for students txhigheredfoundation.org | 512.427.6233 | 1200 E. Anderson Lane, Austin, TX 78752 DONATE NOW: txhigheredfoundation.org/covidfund Our goal A PARTNERSHIP OF: For more information, contact Melissa Henderson, Executive Director, Texas Higher Education Foundation: [email protected] Contact

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Page 1: G RANT P RO G RAM T E X AS E ME RG E NCY AI D · 2020-05-15 · raise u p t o $2 million t o su p p ort as many of t he st at e's p u blic and p rivat e non- p rof it c olleges and

Please join us in meeting students’ needs bydonating to the Texas Emergency Aid Grant Programtoday. Your contribution will support rapid-responseblock grants to colleges and universities, enablingthem to disperse much-needed funds directly tostudents.

Supporting Texas students today through the COVID-19 pandemic

Across Texas, hundreds of thousands of collegestudents are affected by campus closures and joblayoffs due to COVID-19 disruptions. Many arefacing housing and food insecurity and are at highrisk of dropping out.

Emergency aid will help provide critical support tohelp students make ends meet and stay on track tograduate.

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board,Texas Higher Education Foundation, Greater TexasFoundation, and Trellis Foundation launched thecollaborative Texas Emergency Aid Grant Program tosupport students across Texas public and privatenon-profit higher education institutions during theCOVID-19 crisis.

These grants will complement the federal fundsprovided by the CARES Act and serve two purposes:

Additional supports will also be provided toinstitutions through evidence-based technicalassistance delivered by selected partner(s) to developor improve capacity, infrastructure, policies andprocedures for emergency aid programs.

TEXAS EMERGENCY AIDGRANT PROGRAM

The goal of this public-private partnership is toraise up to $2 million to support as many of thestate's public and private non-profit colleges anduniversities as possible.

Building capacity at institutions

Now more than ever, emergency aidprograms provide critical support to helpstudents with unforeseen expenses thatmay cause a loss of momentum toward

academic success.

JOIN THE EFFORT

ADDRESSING TODAY'S NEEDS

Providing support for students

txhigheredfoundation.org | 512.427.6233 | 1200 E. Anderson Lane, Austin, TX 78752

DONATE NOW:txhigheredfoundation.org/covidfund

Our goal

A PARTNERSHIP OF:

For more information, contact Melissa Henderson,Executive Director, Texas Higher EducationFoundation: [email protected]

Contact

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