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We fund projects like schools, arts centers, museums, and community health or childcare facilities.
Program Overview

The Travis County Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corporation (TCCEFFC) helps fund a wide variety of projects that promote culture, education, public wellness, and community services. We provide bond financing, both taxable and tax-exempt, to nonprofit and for-profit organizations across Texas.

Eligible project types include:

  • Performing, visual, dramatic, or literary arts centers
  • Museums and facilities focused on history, science, or natural resources
  • Cultural institutions serving racial, ethnic, and heritage communities
  • Public health, wellness, and substance abuse counseling centers
  • Child care, elder care, and family service facilities
  • Retreats, youth programs, and scouting facilities
  • Nonprofit agencies focused on public health or disease prevention
  • Supporting infrastructure, including housing and related facilities
How to Apply

To apply for bond financing through TCHFDC or CHFDC, you’ll need to submit a detailed application that gives the Board enough information to consider preliminary approval.

  1. Download and complete the application
    The form guides you through all required details, including project scope, financial structure, and participant information. 
    Responses must be submitted in a searchable PDF format with section bookmarks and clear labeling.
    You’ll also need to submit seven printed, tabbed copies in a 3-ring binder.
  2. Submit your application
    Deliver your full application packet to:
    [Applicable Corporation Name]
Attn: Corporation Manager
700 Lavaca St, Suite 1560
Austin, TX 78701
  3. Pay application fees
    Include the $3,000 application fee with your application.
    Note: See Addendum A in the application for information on additional required fees and responsibilities, including legal, financial, and annual compliance costs.
  4. Attend the board meeting
    A representative of your organization must attend the scheduled board meeting to briefly present your project and answer questions. 
    Meetings are generally held Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m. at the Travis County Commissioners Courtroom.
  5. Review the compliance policy
    Make sure the tax-exempt bond financings remains in compliance with federal tax requirements. 
    View the Post-Issuance Compliance Policy (PDF).

Culture & Education Facilities