Our approach
Grantmaking is one of our most significant expressions of faithful stewardship and service.
The Board exercises prudent stewardship and due diligence. Applicants may be asked to share:
Additional information may be requested to ensure alignment with the Foundation’s Statement of Faith and guiding principles.
A current opportunity
Grant support is available for Christian children’s programs seeking Carpenter Family books and a teacher’s instructional workbook guide.
A 100-year perspective
“Will this investment create a meaningful impact not only today, but for future generations?”
We favor opportunities that build capacity, create sustainable outcomes, and strengthen communities for years to come.
Recipients may be asked to provide impact summaries, financial accountability reports, outcome measurements, or stories of impact. Reporting is intended to encourage transparency, learning, and faithful stewardship, not unnecessary administrative burden.
The Foundation does not fund political campaigns or candidates, lobbying, personal enrichment, unlawful purposes, or activities inconsistent with its Christian identity. Grants are generally not made directly to individuals, except through qualifying Board-approved programs such as scholarships or emergency assistance.