University of Texas at Austin
College of Liberal ArtsTBH Underwriters
Startup funding for the Texas Beyond History website project was provided by:
- Texas Archeological Society
- Texas Archeological Research Laboratory
- Lende Foundation,
- Texas Historical Foundation
- College of Liberal Arts (UT Austin)
- Potts and Sibley Foundation
- Amistad National Recreation Area (National Park Service)
- Texas Alliance for Public Archeology
Continuing support has been provided by
- Texas Preservation Trust Fund (Texas Historical Commission, 5 grants)
- National Endowment for the Humanities (3-year grant)
- Temple-Inland Foundation (2 grants)
- Summerfield G. Roberts Foundation (2 grants)
- Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation (3 grants)
- Educational Foundation of America (two-year grant)
- Summerlee Foundation
- Texas Archeological Society (annual contribution)
- Council of Texas Archeologists (annual contribution)
- Amistad National Recreation Area (National Park Service, multiple contract awards)
- Texas Department of Transportation (multiple contract awards)
- College of Liberal Arts (UT Austin, ongoing)
- Clements Foundation (3 grants)
- Texas Council for the Humanities (2 grants)
- UTOPIA (UT Austin)
- Coypu Foundation
- Friends of TARL
- Elton and Kerza Prewitt (honoring Drs. Dee Ann Story and Edward Jelks)
- May and Jim Schmidt (honoring Skip Kennedy)
- Dee Ann Story (honoring William P. Newcomb)
- South Texas Archaeological Association (annual contribution)
- Houston Endowment
- XTO Energy
- Center for American History (UT Austin)
- Archeological & Environmental Consultants, LLC.
- Dian Graves Owen Foundation
- Harold Courson Family
- Clifton Caldwell
- E. Thomas Miller
- Potts-Sibley Foundation
- Texas Army National Guard
- Texas Council of Social Studies
- David Russell Mear Memorial Fund
Additional financial support has come from more than 200 individuals across the state, demonstrating the website's wide appeal. Many individuals, particularly members of the Texas Archeological Society and the Council of Texas Archeologists, have contributed repeatedly. This continued support and interest in the success of TBH is gratefully acknowledged.