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Helping Christian Organizations Achieve More
KOSKOVICH FOUNDATION
The JEROME & MARLYCE KOSKOVICH FOUNDATION is a private charitable organization established in 2004 to make grants to 501(c)(3) organizations in the furtherance of Christianity and its fundamentals.
The Foundation is governed by a board of directors. These directors make the final decisions on all grants and expenditures made by the Foundation.
MISSION
MISSION
Our purpose is to share our unwavering belief in the teachings of Jesus Christ
and make known to everyone the very real salvation promised to all of us.
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It is our belief that Jesus gave us the answers that we need and that they are
largely contained in the Bible.
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Our objective is to give people -- especially young people -- purpose, interests,
and a lust for the goodness of life itself. This is why we have directed the
majority of our contributions to Christian schools that nurture the young and
prepare them to take the teachings of Jesus Christ and the promise of
salvation to others throughout the world.
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We offer grants to a limited number of grantees per year. To apply you must be a registered 501c3 in the US and meet our criteria.
MAKING AN IMPACT
Previous Grant Recipients
Support from the Koskovich Foundation has allowed us to provide pastoral care, Christian seminars, Bibles, and evangelism films, and to equip and empower families to better support themselves through agriculture, livestock, or small businesses.
It has helped protect girls from being forced into domestic servitude after finishing 7th grade, or even earlier. Marriages have been restored, mothers and fathers have recovered from alcoholism and over 100 people have been baptized, giving their hearts to Christ.
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Kerrie Holscbach, Director of Food For His Children
Food For His Children
Christian Leadership
The Christian Leadership degrees provide basic preparation for leadership ministry in a local church, a Christian organization, or further study.
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Student Ministry
Because of YCC’s strong commitment to the Christian faith, each student taking 9 or more credits is required to become actively involved in a local, evangelical church. The college desires to see each student become consistent in church attendance, serve in a ministry of a local church, live by faith, and mature as a Christian.
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YellowstoneChristian.edu
Yellowstone Christian College
The Jerome and Marlyce Koskovich Foundation has helped Central Seminary in its mission to assist New Testament churches in equipping spiritual leaders for Christ-exalting biblical ministry. These gifts have furthered the education of students and strengthened the local churches in Romania, Zambia, Russia, and the Far East.
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Ron Gotzman
VP of Advancement Central Seminary/WCTS Radio
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
We are grateful for the support of the Koskovich Foundation, standing with us to empower and raise up Christian mission leaders to serve globally. As Fiscal Sponsors, we provide the infrastructure for mission projects who need the support of an experienced nonprofit to help launch and grow the vision that God has laid upon their hearts. As a result, our partner mission projects are sharing the hope of Christ across the globe as they train pastors and church leaders, plant churches, operate Christian schools, provide community development, assist refugees, provide medical care, care for orphans, and much more.
Jill Hall, Director of Operations, Global Horizons Inc.
Global Horizons Inc.
The Koskovich Foundation has been a faithful giving partner for Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch for many years. Their generous gifts have helped both individuals and families with disabilities or autism and military families attend camps that are designed to help them with their challenges and to build community with those who understand.
Impact testimony from a camp participant:
“We had the absolute best time. I honestly don't think I can put into words how much the weekend meant to our family. Our son who lives with autism is 10 and it was the first time we could all relax together, without pressure or judgment, and try activities and enjoy” – Kate
Tracy Bashore, Executive Director, Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch
Just over 600 men and women have come to these retreats for healing and hope.
Our main purpose is to provide week-long counseling retreats for men and women in full-time ministry who are in various stages of burnout, stress, depression, compassion fatigue, and conflicts of all kinds. We have had men and women who have come to us for these very intense retreats….no more than eight clients per retreat. The retreats are led by two licensed Christian counselors—male and female—and the retreat chaplain.
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Dave Anderson, President, Shepherd's Canyon Retreat
Shepherd's Canyon Retreat
Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch
For the past several years, the monies from the Koskovich Foundation have been used to air our worship service on television each week. We have heard from many of our elderly members and shut-ins who are so thankful to be able to watch the services each week. They share that it is a blessing and encouragement to them when they are unable to attend in person. This has been especially true during the pandemic. Many struggle to find the service that is streamed online so this is their way of attending church and being fed spiritually. This ministry is truly sharing the Gospel message of Christ in the community and is a blessing for many. We could not accomplish this television outreach without your contribution. Thank you so much.
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Heather Anderton and Craig Frisk, Calvary Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Global Horizons Inc.
Global Horizons Inc.
Stewartville VFW - Veterans Park
Calvary Baptist Church
The church family at Red Lodge Alliance Chapel is very grateful for our partnership with the Koskovich Foundation. Thanks to a loan from the Koskovich Foundation, we can live out this vision in a 4,330 square foot addition to our sanctuary increasing our place of worship and ministry by 67%. We now have a place of ministry that is more than a building but a tool. With new classroom space, we can accommodate our Kids' ministries. The Fellowship Hall has become a place of outreach, Bible Studies, Community Gatherings, 5th Quarters a ministry to the local high school, and of course Church Potlucks. The addition has become a place of connecting, growing, and discovering hope in Jesus.
Pastor Brian Loewen, Red Lodge Alliance Chapel