About Care Net Foundation
Care Net Foundation directs its grantmaking toward the same affiliated ministry network that appears in its recent grant record, with payments to Care Net in Lansdowne, Virginia for center services, public education, outreach services, and general program support. The pattern shows a foundation that funds internal ministry operations rather than outside nonprofits or individuals. Its stated purpose is to support and equip affiliated pregnancy centers and churches with compassionate, faith-informed care and resources so women, men, and families facing unplanned pregnancy decisions are empowered to choose abundant life.
The largest recent grant on file was $505,000 in 2024 for education and charitable services delivered through center services, public education, and outreach services. A 2025 grant of $297,855 supported the programs of Care Net, and a 2023 grant of $170,000 repeated the education-and-charitable-services purpose. Across those awards, the foundation backs counseling-oriented, center-based, and church-linked work tied to pregnancy decision support, parenting help, abortion recovery, and medical services such as ultrasounds. The record points to a grantmaker focused on a local, tightly affiliated operating model, with funding used to maintain services, messaging, and training connected to its network.
What Care Net Foundation Funds
Care Net Foundation’s funding aligns most clearly with center-based pregnancy support. In 2024, it gave $505,000 to Care Net for education and charitable services provided through center services, public education, and outreach services; a similar purpose appeared again in 2023 with a $170,000 grant. Those awards tie the foundation to direct service delivery rather than broad regranting.
It also supports the organization’s overall program work. In 2025, Care Net received $297,855 for its programs, indicating continued operating support.
The broader organizational focus includes pregnancy counseling and decision support, free ultrasounds and medical services, parenting education and material support, conference-based training and capacity building, abortion recovery and post-abortion care, and church partnerships. The foundation’s recent grants fit that mix of counseling, outreach, and service provision.
How Care Net Foundation Gives
The typical grant size is substantial: the 25th percentile is $233,928, the median is $297,855, and the 75th percentile is $401,428. Recent awards also show a multi-year pattern, with grants recorded in 2023, 2024, and 2025. The foundation funds only in the United States in the available record, and it does not fund individuals. Its public-facing content identifies no unsolicited application route, and the grant record points to direct support for Care Net rather than an open, external grant program.