Tie Down Roping
Ty
Harris
9.7
Bareback Riding
Leighton
Berry
88
Team Roping
JC
Yeahquo
6.2
Fred
Hawkins
6.2
Saddle Bronc Riding
Damian
Brennan
90 pts
Steer Wrestling
Dakota
Eldridge
4.6
Barrel Racing
Leslie
Smalygo
14.5
Breakaway Roping
Jackie
Crawford
3.1
Bull Riding
Creek
Young
86.5 pts

financial highlights

combined entities

HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO™ & EDUCATIONAL FUND
For the fiscal years ended Aug. 31, 2022 and 2021

For our most recent IRS Form 990s, please visit www.guidestar.org.

OPERATING REVENUES

Totals

2023

$192,758,594

2022

$189,416,610

2021

$33,693,922

PROGRAM EXPENSES

Livestock Show and Rodeo
Scholarship and Grants
TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES
General and Administrative
Fundraising
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES

2023

$112,587,866
$17,541,887
$130,129,753
$22,401,033
$13,217,668
$165,748,454

2022

$108,533,382
$17,532,370
$126,065,752
$17,222,746
$11,578,341
$154,866,839

2021

$35,813,360
$17,216,239
$53,029,599
$13,697,078
$5,204,668
$71,931,345

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS

Other Income/(Expense)
(investment gain/loss, interest expense, pension-related charges)
Change in Net Assets
Net Assets, Beginning of Period
Net Assets, End of Period

2023

$17,799,093
($27,010,140)
$44,789,233
$331,977,115
$376,766,348

2022

$34,549,771
($26,102,397)
$8,447,374
$337,282,964
$345,730,338

2021

($38,237,423)
$51,756,936
$13,519,513
$323,763,451
$337,282,964

past highlights

2019

  • $102 million contributed to the production of the livestock show and rodeo
  • $8.3 million awarded to junior exhibitors
  • $14.2 million in new scholarships awarded
    to Texas youth
  • $4.5 million granted to other educational programs

2018

  • $84 million contributed to the production of the livestock show and rodeo
  • $8.1 million awarded to junior exhibitors
  • $14.2 million in new scholarships awarded to Texas youth
  • $3.7 million granted to other educational programs

2017

  • $81 million contributed to the production of the livestock show and rodeo
  • $7 million awarded to junior exhibitors
  • $14.3 million in new scholarships awarded to Texas youth
  • $6.1 million granted to other educational programs

2016

  • $75 million contributed to the production of the livestock show and rodeo
  • $7.5 million awarded to junior exhibitors
  • $13.0 million in new scholarships awarded to Texas youth
  • $5.2 million granted to other educational programs

2015

  • $80.2 million contributed to the production of the livestock show and rodeo
  • $7.8 million awarded to junior exhibitors
  • $13.0 million in new scholarships awarded to Texas youth
  • $3.7 million granted to other educational programs

2014

  • $75.8 million contributed to the production of the livestock show and rodeo
  • $7.1 million awarded to junior exhibitors
  • $12.5 million in new scholarships awarded to Texas youth
  • $4.0 million granted to other educational programs

2013

  • $75.4 million contributed to the production of the livestock show and rodeo
  • $6.3 million awarded to junior exhibitors
  • $12.3 million in new scholarships awarded to Texas youth
  • $6.3 million granted to other educational programs

2012

  • $65.8 million contributed to the production of the livestock show and rodeo
  • More than 26,000 livestock and horse show entrants participated in the three week event
  • More than 300,000 students participated in the Show’s School Art Program
  • $5.9 million awarded to junior exhibitors
  • $9.8 million in new scholarships awarded to Texas youth
  • $3.6 million granted to other educational programs