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    Agape North Foundation

    ActivePhilanthropy & VoluntarismFunds Individuals
    Germantown, TNWebsite9016036696

    About Agape North Foundation

    Agape North Foundation concentrates on mission-driven, service-oriented nonprofits, backing organizations that provide poverty-alleviation training and hands-on projects abroad as well as programs offering retreat or housing support. Grants are project-focused and appear to reflect a faith-informed charitable orientation (consistent with the foundation name), prioritizing practical interventions that create opportunity and safe space for vulnerable populations.

    Focus Areas

    International poverty alleviation through training and community projects (e.g., Links International Projects)Recovery/retreat housing and safe-space programs for vulnerable or at-risk individuals (e.g., Be Free Revolution)Faith-based service and mission-oriented nonprofits

    Who They Fund

    impoverished youth in urban areas (Memphis)homeless individuals and familieswomen survivors of trafficking and addictionadoptive and foster children and their familiesrural village communities (e.g., Mubende district, Costa Rica)

    About Agape North Foundation

    Agape North Foundation Inc has a clear pattern of funding practical, service-oriented work: a $34,000 grant to Links International Projects for confronting poverty through training and projects, and a $25,000 grant to Be Free Revolution Inc for a retreat house donation. Those two awards show the foundation’s range across international poverty alleviation and safe-space housing support. The recent grants list also shows repeated support for organizations working with vulnerable people through direct services, construction, shelter, and training. The foundation’s grantmaking includes work abroad and in the United States. It has backed anti-human trafficking efforts in Cambodia through Freedom’s Promise, supported serving the poor and vulnerable in Uganda through Good Shepherd Foundation, and funded construction project and school sponsorship work through Ecuador Bible Society. In Tennessee, its grants often go to Memphis-area groups serving children, women, families, and people experiencing homelessness or recovery needs. The pattern suggests project-focused gifts rather than broad unrestricted support, with many awards tied to a specific service, item, or facility need.

    What Agape North Foundation Funds

    In poverty alleviation and community development, Agape North Foundation Inc gave $34,000 to Links International Projects PGM for confronting poverty, creating potential, and connecting heroes through training and projects. It also gave $5,000 to Good Shepherd Foundation for serving the poor and vulnerable in the Kagavu village of Mubende district. In housing and emergency support, the foundation awarded $25,000 to Be Free Revolution Inc for a retreat house donation, and $5,000 to Merge Memphis for safe emergency shelter and housing for underserved women. It also gave $7,500 to Room In The Inn for food and shelter for homeless people in Memphis. Education- and youth-related gifts appear as well. Green Dot Public Schools received $6,000 for necessary apparel for children, while Coaching for Literacy received $3,400 to raise awareness of the importance of literacy for school-age children. Global Outreach was given $5,000 for school supplies and food for children in Argentina.

    How Agape North Foundation Gives

    Typical awards are modest to mid-sized: the p25 is $2,000, median grant size is $5,000, and p75 is $7,000. The distribution is narrower than the largest gifts, with several grants clustered around $4,000 to $7,500 and a few larger project awards above that range. The pattern also shows repeat support to the same recipients across years, including Mfcc, Ecuador Bible Society, Caring Hearts Ministries, and Act. Agape North Foundation Inc is a foundation, and the grants listed read as project-specific gifts tied to supplies, construction, sponsorships, housing, or service programs rather than a formal application-driven program.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $134K

    Total Assets

    $16K

    Total Revenue

    $116K

    Total Expenses

    $141K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $2K and $7K, with a median of $5K.

    25th Percentile

    $2K

    Median

    $5K

    75th Percentile

    $7K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional7 states funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High

    Where Agape North Foundation Funds

    Top 4 recipient countries by grant volume for Agape North Foundation.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic31$163K
    83.8%
    2United Kingdom

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    Giving Approach

    Concentrated giving with a small number of mid-sized discretionary grants (two grants totaling $59,000), targeted to mission-specific projects rather than broad institutional support; appears to fund programmatic/project work over many small awards.

    Funding Style

    direct service / basic needs supportcapacity building (training, construction, infrastructure)in-kind donations and material supportevent/fundraising sponsorships

    Notable grantees: Links International Projects, Be Free Revolution Inc, Faith-based international relief and recovery organizations (representative category)

    Topics

    poverty alleviation and emergency reliefyouth development and education (school supplies, sponsorships)homelessness and housing support (shelter, housing repairs)anti-human trafficking / survivor supportsubstance abuse recovery and women's rehabilitationfoster and adoptive family holistic servicessanitation and rural infrastructure (biodigesters, village projects)

    Where Agape North Foundation Makes Grants

    Most grants land in Tennessee, which accounts for 68% of recipient locations, with Memphis appearing repeatedly across the recent grants list. Other Tennessee cities include Nashville, Brentwood, and Bartlett. Outside the state, the foundation also gave to recipients in Cranberry Township, Dallas, Clarksdale, Tupelo, Bonney Lake, and international locations including Uganda, the United Kingdom, and Ecuador. The recipient country distribution shows 83.8% of grants in the United States, with 5.4% each in Uganda, the United Kingdom, and Ecuador.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Agape North Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does Agape North Foundation Inc fund most often?

    The recent grants show a focus on service-oriented nonprofits working in poverty alleviation, housing and shelter, youth support, recovery, and faith-based community work. Examples include training and projects for poverty relief, retreat-house housing support, school apparel for children, and services for people experiencing homelessness or exploitation.

    How large are Agape North Foundation Inc grants typically?

    Typical grants are in the low-thousands to mid-thousands: the p25 is $2,000, the median is $5,000, and the p75 is $7,000. The recent list also includes larger exceptions such as $34,000 and $25,000 for project-specific needs.

    Where does Agape North Foundation Inc give most often?

    Tennessee is the top state by grant count, and 68% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state. Memphis appears frequently, with additional Tennessee recipients in Nashville, Brentwood, and Bartlett.

    Does Agape North Foundation Inc support organizations outside the United States?

    Yes. The recent grants include recipients in Uganda, the United Kingdom, and Ecuador. Examples include Good Shepherd Foundation in Uganda, Links International Projects in the UK, and Ecuador Bible Society in Ecuador.

    Do recent grants suggest repeat support to the same organizations?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Mfcc, Ecuador Bible Society, Caring Hearts Ministries, and Act. That pattern suggests some ongoing relationships rather than one-time gifts only.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2024

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.

    2
    $37K
    5.4%
    3Ecuador2$13K
    5.4%
    4Uganda2$9K
    5.4%

    Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    Links International Projects PGM—$34,0002024Confronting poverty, creatingpotential and connectingheroes through training and projects.
    Be Free Revolution IncEeads, TN$25,0002024The Retreat housedonation.
    Freedom's PromiseNashville, TN$10,0002024Assistance in the preventionof human traffickingin Cambodia.
    MFCCMemphis, TN$7,5002024Serve adoptive and fosterchildren and familiesproviding holistic care.
    Ecuador Bible Society—$7,0002024Payments for constructionproject and schoolsponsorships.
    Capstone Education GroupMemphis, TN$6,0002024Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren
    Green Dot Public SchoolsMemphis, TN$6,0002024Assisting with necessaryapparel for the children
    Global OutreachTupelo, MS$5,0002024Assistance with Schoolsupplies and foodfor children in Argentina
    ACTDallas, TX$5,0002024Provided funds to be a "valet sponsor" forannual fundraiser.
    Believe Memphis AcademyMemphis, TN$5,0002024Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren
    Good Shepherd Foundation—$4,2002024Serving the poor andvulnerable in the Kagavuvillage of Mubende district.
    Caring Hearts MinistriesCranberry Township, PA$4,2002024Provided funds for nursing home andA/C unit.
    Journey Community SchoolsMemphis, TN$4,0002024Assisting with necessaryapparel for the children
    Coaching for LiteracyMemphis, TN$3,4002024Assist in raising awarenesfor the importance ofliteracy for school age children.
    Memphis Delta Prep Charter SchoolMemphis, TN$2,0002024Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren
    Memphis Joy PromMemphis, TN$1,2002024Assisting the special needs communityproviding t-shirts for theirprom event.
    The Collegiate School of MemphisMemphis, TN$1,0002024Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren
    Greenlee ElementaryMcCool, MS$1,0002024Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren
    Persistence Prep Charter SchoolBuffalo, NY$1,0002024Assisting with necessaryapparel for the children
    Freedom Preparatory Academy IncMemphis, TN$1,0002024Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren
    Caring Hearts MinistriesCranberry Township, PA$15,0002023Provided funds for a new work truck.
    Griot ArtsClarksdale, MS$10,0002023Payment to help youngpeople have accessto arts, education, etc.
    Streets MinistriesMemphis, TN$10,0002023Payments to help servethe impoverished youthin the Memphis area.
    Room In The InnMemphis, TN$7,5002023Payments to help provide food and shelterto the homeless in Memphis, TN.
    MFCCMemphis, TN$7,5002023Serve adoptive and fosterchildren and familiesproviding holistic care.
    Sista 2 SistaMemphis, TN$6,0002023Payments to help women escape drugaddiction and prostitution.
    Ecuador Bible Society—$6,0002023Payments for construction project and schoolsponsorships.
    Good Shepherd Foundation—$5,0002023Serving the poor andvulnerable in the Kagavuvillage of Mubende district.
    ACTDallas, TX$5,0002023Provided funds to be a "valet sponsor" forannual fundraiser.
    Merge MemphisMemphis, TN$5,0002023Payment to help underservedwomen with safe emergencyshelter and housing.
    Leadership InternationalBrentwood, TN$3,5002023Provide Biblical and leadership training tochurch and community leaders.
    Links International Projects PGM—$3,0002023Confronting poverty, creatingpotential and connectingheroes through training and projects.
    Red Door Urban MissionsBartlett, TN$2,5002023Payments to help holisticallybuild, repair and fortifythe broken in urban communities.
    DX MinistriesBonney Lake, WA$1,2002023Payments to helpbuild biodiegestersin rural Costa Rica.
    Esther CookMemphis, TN$5002023Payment for IceStorm relief.
    Compassion InternationalColorado Springs, CO$3902023Payments to sponsor a child.
    Germantown Charity Horse show IncGermantown, TN$2602023Benefiting vitalcharity organizations.

    Links International Projects PGM

    $34,000
    2024

    Confronting poverty, creatingpotential and connectingheroes through training and projects.

    Be Free Revolution Inc

    $25,000
    Eeads, TN2024

    The Retreat housedonation.

    Freedom's Promise

    $10,000
    Nashville, TN2024

    Assistance in the preventionof human traffickingin Cambodia.

    MFCC

    $7,500
    Memphis, TN2024

    Serve adoptive and fosterchildren and familiesproviding holistic care.

    Ecuador Bible Society

    $7,000
    2024

    Payments for constructionproject and schoolsponsorships.

    Capstone Education Group

    $6,000
    Memphis, TN2024

    Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren

    Green Dot Public Schools

    $6,000
    Memphis, TN2024

    Assisting with necessaryapparel for the children

    Global Outreach

    $5,000
    Tupelo, MS2024

    Assistance with Schoolsupplies and foodfor children in Argentina

    ACT

    $5,000
    Dallas, TX2024

    Provided funds to be a "valet sponsor" forannual fundraiser.

    Believe Memphis Academy

    $5,000
    Memphis, TN2024

    Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren

    Good Shepherd Foundation

    $4,200
    2024

    Serving the poor andvulnerable in the Kagavuvillage of Mubende district.

    Caring Hearts Ministries

    $4,200
    Cranberry Township, PA2024

    Provided funds for nursing home andA/C unit.

    Journey Community Schools

    $4,000
    Memphis, TN2024

    Assisting with necessaryapparel for the children

    Coaching for Literacy

    $3,400
    Memphis, TN2024

    Assist in raising awarenesfor the importance ofliteracy for school age children.

    Memphis Delta Prep Charter School

    $2,000
    Memphis, TN2024

    Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren

    Memphis Joy Prom

    $1,200
    Memphis, TN2024

    Assisting the special needs communityproviding t-shirts for theirprom event.

    The Collegiate School of Memphis

    $1,000
    Memphis, TN2024

    Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren

    Greenlee Elementary

    $1,000
    McCool, MS2024

    Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren

    Persistence Prep Charter School

    $1,000
    Buffalo, NY2024

    Assisting with necessaryapparel for the children

    Freedom Preparatory Academy Inc

    $1,000
    Memphis, TN2024

    Assisting with necessaryapparel for thechildren

    Caring Hearts Ministries

    $15,000
    Cranberry Township, PA2023

    Provided funds for a new work truck.

    Griot Arts

    $10,000
    Clarksdale, MS2023

    Payment to help youngpeople have accessto arts, education, etc.

    Streets Ministries

    $10,000
    Memphis, TN2023

    Payments to help servethe impoverished youthin the Memphis area.

    Room In The Inn

    $7,500
    Memphis, TN2023

    Payments to help provide food and shelterto the homeless in Memphis, TN.

    MFCC

    $7,500
    Memphis, TN2023

    Serve adoptive and fosterchildren and familiesproviding holistic care.

    Sista 2 Sista

    $6,000
    Memphis, TN2023

    Payments to help women escape drugaddiction and prostitution.

    Ecuador Bible Society

    $6,000
    2023

    Payments for construction project and schoolsponsorships.

    Good Shepherd Foundation

    $5,000
    2023

    Serving the poor andvulnerable in the Kagavuvillage of Mubende district.

    ACT

    $5,000
    Dallas, TX2023

    Provided funds to be a "valet sponsor" forannual fundraiser.

    Merge Memphis

    $5,000
    Memphis, TN2023

    Payment to help underservedwomen with safe emergencyshelter and housing.

    Leadership International

    $3,500
    Brentwood, TN2023

    Provide Biblical and leadership training tochurch and community leaders.

    Links International Projects PGM

    $3,000
    2023

    Confronting poverty, creatingpotential and connectingheroes through training and projects.

    Red Door Urban Missions

    $2,500
    Bartlett, TN2023

    Payments to help holisticallybuild, repair and fortifythe broken in urban communities.

    DX Ministries

    $1,200
    Bonney Lake, WA2023

    Payments to helpbuild biodiegestersin rural Costa Rica.

    Esther Cook

    $500
    Memphis, TN2023

    Payment for IceStorm relief.

    Compassion International

    $390
    Colorado Springs, CO2023

    Payments to sponsor a child.

    Germantown Charity Horse show Inc

    $260
    Germantown, TN2023

    Benefiting vitalcharity organizations.