Houston, TX

GRACE AFTER FIRE

EIN 46-3653209

Justice, Rights & Public Safety Veterans & First Responders Women & girls Veterans & military families

Mission

Empowering women veterans to harness their strengths so they can build hope, connection, and purpose in their families, workplaces, and communities.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

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About GRACE AFTER FIRE

Grace After Fire is a Houston-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving women veterans with peer support, wellness programming, resource navigation, and financial resiliency services. The organization identifies and responds to the unique needs of women who served, offering peer-led groups, individualized resource navigation, crisis support, and the STARS financial-resiliency program. The profile and public filings for Grace After Fire were verified against the organization's own website and public nonprofit records using EIN 46-3653209, confirming this is the correct, active charity. In recent years (2023–2025) the organization has published measurable impact data showing expanded reach and program delivery across Texas. Programs emphasize whole-person support (mental health, economic stability, and community connection) delivered by a leadership team of women veterans and a mix of staff and trained peer facilitators. The charity continues to operate as a donor-facing nonprofit with a maintained web presence and public financial filings.

Notable achievements

2025 Impact Snapshot

Reported serving 900+ women veterans in 2025 with more than 2,200 hours of individualized engagement and approximately $100,000 in direct financial support to participants, demonstrating recent program scale and direct monetary assistance.

STARS — Financial Resiliency Program

Developed and expanded the STARS financial-resiliency initiative to provide education, mentorship, and direct supports aimed at long-term economic stability for women veterans, forming a core service line that ties financial capability to overall well-being.

Two-decade longevity

Operating and serving women veterans since 2002, the organization has grown into a statewide peer-support and resource navigation provider with sustained program delivery and periodic grant support from foundations in recent years.

At a glance

Total assets: $138K
Annual revenue: $468K
Tax status: 501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN: 46-3653209
Location: Houston, TX
Website: www.graceafterfire.org
On Mahalo since: May 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Profiled and rated on major charity information platforms (e.g., Charity Navigator and GuideStar/Candid) and included in public nonprofit explorers, indicating transparency through public filings and third‑party listing.

Listed as a recognized service partner with state-level veteran support structures (noted association with the Texas Veterans Commission on organizational materials).

Maintains local credibility through community partnerships and listings (Better Business Bureau profile and inclusion in local United Way/grant partner materials).

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