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Connecting Communities Through Rural Arts & Culture

In rural Texas, arts and culture organizations often go unseen by larger philanthropies. Still Water Foundation partnered with MINDPOP to change that, launching a network that connects over 1,000 nonprofits across the state.
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A Vision Realized: St. Stephen’s New Aquatic Center

St. Stephen’s Episcopal School unveiled its new Aquatic Center on September 19, 2025, funded by a legacy grant from Still Water Foundation — a lasting gift for generations of Spartan swimmers to come.
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Landscape First: Putting Nature at the Center of Community Design

From restoring Waller Creek with Waterloo Greenway Conservancy to convening a first-of-its-kind conference with UT Austin, Still Water Foundation is reshaping how Texas communities think about nature-based design.
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Celebrating 40 Years at Still Water Foundation

Still Water Foundation celebrated its 40th anniversary. The event highlighted the transformational work made possible by partnerships within the community.
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The Historic Martin County Convent

West Texas community rallies to restore its Princess of the Prairie.
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