The Foundation makes grants to churches, schools, institutions, and other qualified charitable or non-profit organizations that advance Christianity, either directly or indirectly by promoting the tenets of high character and moral values.

 

Grants will be made in the following forms as appropriate to the project proposal and its timeline.  Applicants are required to be specific about the form of grant they are requesting.

 

• One-time grants:  single-year grants for a specific purpose.

• Multi-year grants:  commitments for funding in increments over a period of no longer than 3 years.

 

Grants can also be made in the form of loans which, at the Foundation Board’s discretion, may or may not require security/collateral. Applicants for loans should specify the following:

 

• The amount of the loan being requested.

• The proposed payment schedule – amounts & times.

• Unsecured collateral available.

 

The Foundation is small with limited funds and, thus, favors loan-grants over gift-grants in any form.  Low-interest loans are often extended to qualified applicants; occasionally, interest-free loans are granted for very short periods of time.