About Caring Partners International
Caring Partners International Inc. centers its grantmaking on medical relief, and the largest recent awards show how heavily it relies on partner ministries to move supplies and care through existing church and mission networks. In 2025, it gave $12,287,978 to Kingsway Charities in Bristol, Tennessee, and $9,471,095 to Christian Aid Ministries in Millersburg, Ohio, both for medical relief. Those same organizations also appear in prior years, with Kingsway Charities receiving $6,019,843 in 2024 and $5,486,854 in 2023, while Christian Aid Ministries received $5,530,147 in 2024 and $8,891,118 in 2023. The pattern aligns with the foundation’s stated identity as a Christian ministry that equips Bible-believing churches to meet healthcare needs and share the Gospel through medicine. Its active programs include shipping donated medical supplies for international mission projects and supplying local partners through a Tri-State/Southwest Ohio distribution network. The recent grants list also includes disaster and disposal-related support, pointing to a direct-service model built around material aid rather than individual grants or investments.
What Caring Partners International Funds
Medical relief is the clearest theme in the recent grants. Beyond the large church-partner awards, Caring Partners International Inc. supported Samaritan's Purse in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina with $380,057 in 2023 and $204,661 in 2024 for medical relief. It also funded Matthew 25 Ministries in Blue Ash, Ohio with $315,315 in 2025, $117,454 in 2024, and $82,041 in 2023 for medical relief. A second cluster involves supply handling and redistribution. The Dea Warren Co Ohio Office in Lebanon, Ohio received $2,602,040 in 2023, $814,662 in 2024, and $427,316 in 2025 for disposal, indicating operational support tied to moving inventory. Smaller awards to Medical Loan Closet in Wichita, Kansas and Medical Missions Outreach in McDonough, Georgia also fit the medical-supply distribution emphasis.
How Caring Partners International Gives
Typical grants are mid-sized overall, with a p25 of $7,736, a median of $15,875, and a p75 of $63,265. The distribution is highly uneven because a small number of large project grants sit alongside many smaller awards. Recipients recur across multiple years, especially major partner ministries and supply-distribution organizations. The foundation does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. Its active grant programs are project-specific and accept unsolicited requests for medical supplies, including one international mission channel and one Tri-State/Southwest Ohio local distribution program.