About Asi Missions
Sharing Christ in the marketplace — a community of Seventh-day Adventist laypeople passionate about sharing the love of Christ across the globe and supporting ministries that supplement the work of the Church.
Focus Areas
EvangelismHealth ministriesYouth and young professionals engagementInternational mission projectsSupporting ministries capacity building
Who They Fund
Seventh-Day Adventist organizationsSDA congregations/communitiesfaith-based institutions (e.g., church-run schools, clinics, community programs)
Funding Style
project-based fundingrestricted/grant-for-specific-activitiesdenominational/organizational-targeted support
About Asi Missions
A major share of Asi Missions Inc.’s recent grantmaking goes to Seventh-day Adventist institutions and ministries that support evangelism, education, health, and media work. The largest grants in the recent record include $945,000 to Amazing Facts in Rocklin, California, and $870,307 and $790,944 to the General Conference of Seventh Day in Silver Springs, Maryland. That pattern shows a funder working through established denominational organizations rather than individual recipients. The foundation’s giving also reaches schools, conferences, and ministry networks that carry out church-related projects. Fletcher Academy Inc. in Fletcher, North Carolina received $770,000, while Harbert Hills Academy in Savannah, Tennessee received $674,023. Other large awards went to Georgia Cumberland Conference in Calhoun, Georgia and Weimar Center of Health & Education in Weimar, California. Across the recent grant list, the grants are project-specific and centered on supporting SDA projects, rather than unrestricted institutional support. Its active project programs reinforce that structure: selected projects receive annual awards funded from the ASI International Convention offering and online donations, with applications accepted for ministry and mission projects worldwide.
What Asi Missions Funds
Education is a recurring theme in the foundation’s giving. It awarded $770,000 to Fletcher Academy Inc. for support of SDA projects, and $674,023 to Harbert Hills Academy for the same purpose. It also gave $270,000 to Southwestern Adventist University and $265,000 to Southern Adventist University. Media and communications also appear in the grant list. It Is Written in Chattanooga, Tennessee received $325,000 in 2023 and $250,000 in 2025, while Three Angels Broadcasting Network in West Frankfort, Illinois received $288,177 in 2024. Health-oriented ministries are another clear thread. Weimar Center of Health & Education in Weimar, California received $560,376 in 2024 and $254,260 in 2025, and Uchee Pines Institute in Seale, Alabama received $508,000 in 2023. The foundation also supports evangelism-focused organizations such as Center for Online Evangelism in Grants Pass, Oregon, which received $265,000 in 2025 and $250,000 in 2024.
How Asi Missions Gives
Typical grants are mid-sized to large by nonprofit standards: the 25th percentile is $15,000, the median is $29,464, and the 75th percentile is $104,500. The recent list also includes several awards in the hundreds of thousands, showing a mix of smaller project awards and larger institutional commitments. Grantmaking is recurring rather than one-off. Multiple recipients appear across multiple years, including the General Conference of Seventh Day, Outpost Centers International, Larry Sharley Inst of Evangelism, Center for Online Evangelism, Weimar Center of Health & Education, It Is Written, and Georgia Cumberland Conference. ASI Missions Inc. uses restricted, project-based funding tied to annual project programs. The available programs accept unsolicited applications and fund selected ministry and mission projects from offering and online-donation sources.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$6.8M
Total Assets
$9.9M
Total Revenue
$10.2M
Total Expenses
$7.8M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $15K and $105K, with a median of $29K.
25th Percentile
$15K
Median
$29K
75th Percentile
$105K
Geographic Reach
National22 states funded
About 6% of grants go to recipients in MI.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
DENZIL MCNEILUS
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