Arlington Tomorrow Foundation Awards 4.8 million in FY 2025

Published on November 05, 2025

Photos of the Arlington Tomorrow Foundation annual report

Fiscal Year 2025, which ended Sept. 30, marked the 18th year of the Arlington Tomorrow Foundation’s commitment to contribute to a thriving Arlington.

Since 2007, the city’s largest charitable endowment has underwritten more than 550 programs or projects totaling $49.3 million for local nonprofits and City of Arlington departments. The Foundation believes in the power of philanthropy to ensure that residents are cared for physically and mentally, are enriched by arts, cultural and educational programming, and have access to meaningful resources and opportunities to help them achieve their American Dream.

Impact Learning Series

In 2025, the Arlington Tomorrow Foundation launched the Impact Learning Series to help strengthen the city’s nonprofit network through free, high-impact workshops and trainings for nonprofit staff and board members. Designed to build organizational capacity and support professional growth, the series offers flexible sessions that address key areas of development while meeting the unique needs of local leaders. The series welcomed more than 100 attendees — more than 70% of which lived or worked in Arlington — demonstrating strong local engagement and commitment to creating lasting community impact.

FY2025 Giving

In the past year, the Foundation underwrote more than $4.8 million in programming and capital projects designed to address food insecurity, enrich cultural and recreational experiences, support women’s health, strengthen nonprofits and expand library services.

The Foundation’s largest gifts in the past year were:

  • $1.6 million to the Levitt Pavilion Arlington Third Generation Project
  • $1 million for the North Texas Maternal Health Accelerator
  • $515,606 to City of Arlington departments to support the Clean Corridor Program, Arlington Public Library collections, and renovations at the Human Services Campus.
  • $500,000 to the Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital for its Women’s & Breast Center renovation
  • $200,000 to Theatre Arlington for Theatre Arlington: The Next Generation
  • $186,687 to Arlington Charities for its Groceries with Dignity program

Other projects supported include $75,000 to CASA of Tarrant County, $50,000 to support the Texas Veterans Day Parade in Arlington and $50,000 to Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County. 

ATF Annual Report

ATF Annual Report PDF(PDF, 20MB)

To learn more about the Arlington Tomorrow Foundation, visit www.arlingtonfourndation.org.

 

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