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Forest Conservation · Texas

Forest Conservation nonprofits in Texas

16 forest conservation in Texas file a Form 990. Together they report $1.5 million in revenue and hold $2.7 million in assets.

The largest are Rise And Shine Ministries Incorporated, Bexar Branches Alliance Corp, and Sam Houston Trails Coalition.

Organizations
16
Total revenue
$1.5M
Total assets
$2.7M

Forest Conservation in Texas

Largest by revenue first.

Rise And Shine Ministries Incorporated 501(c)(3) · Richardson, TX $649K
Bexar Branches Alliance Corp 501(c)(3) · San Antonio, TX $298K
Sam Houston Trails Coalition 501(c)(3) · Willis, TX $240K
TTexas Hill Country Tree Foundation 501(c)(3) · Leander, TX $121K
CCaprock Partners Foundation 501(c)(3) · Quitaque, TX $81K
PPaton Family Charitable Foundation 501(c)(3) · Rockwall, TX $44K
MMereta Volunteer Fire Department 501(c)(3) · Mereta, TX $36K
Re-Leaf Urban Forestry Council 501(c)(3) · Arlington, TX $29K
KKeep Tyler Green 501(c)(3) · Tyler, TX $0
LLokolama Peatland Protection Initiative 501(c)(3) · Arlington, TX $0
TTrees For Free Corp 501(c)(3) · Beaumont, TX $0
LLegacy Trees 501(c)(3) · Friendswood, TX $0
TTexas Center For Alternative Fuelresearch And Development 501(c)(3) · Granbury, TX $0
EElite Living Supportive Services 501(c)(3) · Houston, TX
SSustainable Himalayas 501(c)(3) · Austin, TX
RRe-Bloom Creative Reuse 501(c)(3) · Duncanville, TX
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org