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Nonprofits in NAVASOTA, TX

80 tax-exempt organizations with a return on IRS file.

Largest nonprofits in NAVASOTA by revenue

Top 5s in NAVASOTA

Most raised in gifts and grants

Contributions, gifts and grants received in the year

  1. 1Camp Allen-Camp and Conference Center990, year ended Dec 2025$3.9M
  2. 2Mid-South Synergy Charitable Foundation Inc990, year ended Dec 2025$408.8K
  3. 3Fishing Cat Conservation Alliance Inc990, year ended Dec 2024$314.9K
  4. 4A Ray of Hope Community Volunteers990, year ended Dec 2024$300K
  5. 5Navasota Elks Lodge 2888990, year ended Mar 2026$223.2K

Largest reserves

Net assets (fund balance) at year end

  1. 1Mid-South Electric Cooperative Association990, year ended Dec 2024$153.7M
  2. 2Camp Allen-Camp and Conference Center990, year ended Dec 2025$24.9M
  3. 3Mid-South Synergy Charitable Foundation Inc990, year ended Dec 2025$1.3M
  4. 4Navasota George Washington Carver High Alumni Association990, year ended Dec 2024$1M
  5. 5Saint Francis Wolf Sanctuary Inc990, year ended Dec 2024$883.3K

Highest-paid people

Compensation from the organization and related organizations, including other pay

  1. 1Kerry KeltonGeneral Manager/CEO · Mid-South Electric Cooperative Association$761.6K
  2. 2Kerry KeltonPresident · Mid-South Synergy Charitable Foundation Inc$752K
  3. 3Bishop Andrew DoyleChairman · Camp Allen-Camp and Conference Center$676.4K
  4. 4Mike McDougaldVice President · Mid-South Synergy Charitable Foundation Inc$555.3K
  5. 5Andrew DallmeyerSecretary · Mid-South Synergy Charitable Foundation Inc$506K

All nonprofits in NAVASOTA, A–Z