The Qatar Harvey Fund supports the following projects:

• $6 million to the Bob Woodruff Foundation to support organizations serving veterans impacted by Hurricane Harvey
• $5,549,580 to the Rebuild Texas Fund, a collaborative project of the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and OneStar Foundation, to grant:
  • $1,246,837 to Learning Undefeated for the construction and operation of two mobile science laboratories to be deployed to schools across southeast Texas that are still recovering from Hurricane Harvey
  • $1,154,116 to Lamar University for scholarships and student support services
  • $1 million to Texas A&M University for scholarships and student support services
  • $622,627 to the Boys & Girls Clubs in Texas to provide physical repair and programmatic support to Clubs impacted by Hurricane Harvey
  • $500,000 to the University of Houston System for student scholarships
  • $426,000 to Target Hunger to restore warehouse and food pantry capacity in North and East Houston damaged by Hurricane Harvey
  • $300,000 to Houston Community College for student scholarships
  • $300,000 to Lone Star College for student scholarships
• $4,988,121 to the Blue Triangle Community Center in Houston’s Third Ward neighborhood for Hurricane Harvey-related repairs and renovation
• $2.5 million to the City of Houston Mayor’s Fund to Reduce Homelessness, administered by the Greater Houston Community Foundation
• $2.5 million to Harris County towards the renovation of the Riverside Hospital Center
• $2 million to Harris County Precinct 1 for five new soccer fields at Blue Ridge Park that will also serve as flood mitigation basins
• $1,724,574 to Multicultural Education and Counseling through the Arts (MECA), a cultural and community center in Houston’s historic Old Sixth Ward for Hurricane Harvey-related repairs, renovation, and student scholarships
• $1,339,654.45 to Houston Habitat for Humanity to repair 26 homes in Harris County damaged during Hurricane Harvey
• $1.3 million to Harris County Precinct 4 for three new soccer fields at Alabonson Park that will also serve as flood mitigation basins
• $1,250,000 to Golden Crescent Habitat for Humanity to rebuild 10 homes in Refugio County destroyed during Hurricane Harvey
• $606,956.98 to Habitat for Humanity of Jefferson County to repair 27 homes and rebuild 1 home in Jefferson and Orange Counties damaged during Hurricane Harvey
• $241,113.57 to the Wesley A.M.E. Church in Houston’s Third Ward neighborhood for Hurricane Harvey-related repairs