As we reflect on the past year, the team and I at Kronkosky are filled with gratitude for what we’ve accomplished together and in partnership with you. We are inspired by your example and looking forward to the year ahead.
The year ahead will bring continued connections between and among our team to yours, thoughtful investments (some multiyear), and opportunities to learn together—all in service of creating tangible lasting impact and honoring the Kronkosky legacy.
Most importantly, thank you for ensuring our mission of Profound Good shines bright in every county, organization, and person we’ve touched along the way.
It has been a year of renewal—one marked by listening and deep learning—while staying rooted in our core values. We envision a future which is bold, where funders work collaboratively while focused on creative solutions to your needs and systemic challenges.
Kronkosky’s investments in Aging Adults prioritize connection, purpose, and independence all in support of maintaining quality of life as people age. Our funding supported community-based programs, enrichment activities, and services that reduce isolation and strengthen well-being for older adults.
In 2025, our investment in 13 arts and culture organizations served 627,300 people, expanding community-based cultural experiences and increasing access to creative expression through museums, the arts, cultural education, and free or reduced-cost programming.
Kronkosky invests in Children & Youth to support safety, development, and well-being across childhood and adolescence. In 2025, funding enabled 18 organizations to serve 433,683 children and family members, helping create stability, safety, resilience, and opportunity during critical stages of development.
Health challenges are often complex and interconnected, particularly across mental health, substance use, and cancer care. Kronkosky invested in services that expanded access to counseling, prevention, treatment, and recovery for children, families, and individuals. Through 13 organizations, these efforts reached 39,895 clients, strengthening continuity of care, reducing barriers to treatment, and promoting long-term health stability.
Kronkosky’s investments in the Individuals with Disabilities funding area focus on expanding access, strengthening independence, and supporting meaningful participation in community life. By funding inclusive programs, medical and therapeutic services, and life-skills development, our partners reached 46,294 individuals across the lifespan. These efforts—carried out by 13 agencies—were supported.
In the Nature & Animals space, Kronkosky supported organizations dedicated to animal welfare and environmental conservation. These efforts served 75,370 animals, conserved more than 200,000 acres of land, and expanded community access to parks and outdoor spaces that foster environmental stewardship across the communities we serve.
(We do not fund general environmental work.)
Kronkosky provided $150,000 for an operations grant providing key programs focused on social activity, health maintenance, and outreach to 1,350 older adults.
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Kronkosky provided $1,000,000 to expand the Crisis Assessment Services department.
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Kronkosky provided $110,000 for an operations grant to provide 4,050 Comal County students (K-12) with mental health support and social-emotional skills.
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Kronkosky provided $50,000 for capital improvements, including constructing a stairway to the Guadalupe River at James Kiehl Riverbend Park.
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Kronkosky provided $400,000 as part of multiyear funding for operational support.
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Kronkosky gave $250,000, providing essential support for general operations and production of the Playhouse’s 2025–26 season, “The Rest is HERstory.
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Kronkosky provided $250,000 for general operations support for delivery of physical, speech, and occupational therapy (with visual therapy supports) for individuals with medical complexities and other disabilities.
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