Graham Community Foundation

The First United Methodist Church of Graham serves the residents of Graham, Texas and the surrounding areas. The First United Methodist Church is living and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. The active ministries and programs engage individuals of all ages. Funds were provided for organ repairs.

The Old Post Office Museum & Art Center (OPOMAC) is located in a National Historic Building in the center of the downtown square in Graham, Texas. The Museum portion of the OPOMAC houses historical artifacts from throughout Young County and numerous photographs of Graham and the surrounding communities, dating back from the 1800's. The Art Center has numerous exhibits and art shows throughout the year showcasing exhibits from National Art Shows to Graham ISD Junior High Science Fair projects. Funds were provided to fund the Archivist Project.

The City of Graham is home to roughly 9,000 residents. Funds were provided for a new mural and landscaping on the south side of the City Hall building.

Graham Convention & Visitors Bureau. Funds were provided for the operating expenses and stage rental associated with the summer concert series.

Graham Friends of The Arc was established in 2024 with the goal to provide a centralized home for Intellectual and Development Disabilities (IDD) services for adults in and around Young County. The HERO House will be located at 611 South Street in Graham, Texas. The purpose of The HERO House is to integrate individuals with IDD within the community, teach independent living skills, provide training on skills for employment, and to create a support system for each member. Funds were provided to help secure the facility.

Methodist Children's Home mission is to equip children, youth and families to flourish by offering hope through Christ-centered relationships, services, and support. Funds were provided for the new Boys Ranch project.

The Humane Society of Young County is dedicated to the welfare of all animals serving Graham, Olney and Young County. Funds were provided to renovate the dog quarrantine room on the property.

The Catholic Charities Fort Worth has an Education Navigation program that helps students navigate non-academic barriers to help them complete their educational goals and achieve a bigger, brighter future. Funds were provided for the NCTC Graham Navigator program.

The City of Graham Parks Department operates and maintains seven parks and two lakes throughout the community. Each is unique in size and amenities. The City takes great pride in providing varied, safe, and attractive places for public recreation. Funds were provided for picnic tables for the downtown park.

The Graham Crisis Center located in Graham, Texas serves families in crisis by providing care, shelter, food, counseling, and to help with transitional planning for short and long term goals for successful independence. Funds were provided for the operating expenses of the organization.