Christ for Humanity Inc prioritizes faith-driven humanitarian relief and disaster-response, funding large international relief operations alongside local faith-based social services in Tulsa. The foundation favors religiously affiliated organizations and medical/assistive-service providers, often supporting both large national NGOs and smaller community nonprofits. Its giving blends one very large commitment with numerous repeated smaller grants to local partners that deliver health, disability services, and emergency aid.
Christ for Humanity Inc. made a single 2025 humanitarian relief grant of $1,911,770 to Samaritians Purse, while also continuing a long pattern of smaller project grants to Tulsa-area churches, health providers, disability services, and basic-needs organizations. That mix shows a funder that pairs one large relief commitment with repeated local support for direct services. The recent record includes grants to Goodwill Industries of Tulsa in multiple years, as well as support for Osu Health Access Network, Good Samaritan Health Svcs, Able Tech, and other Oklahoma nonprofits that deliver practical aid. The foundation’s giving is tightly centered on humanitarian response, but the organizations it funds are varied: faith-based ministries, medical-access groups, assistive-technology providers, and community service agencies. Across the recent grants list, the same humanitarian label appears on every award, indicating a consistent focus on direct relief rather than broader institutional support. Its pattern suggests a grantmaker that backs operational delivery partners, especially those already serving people facing hardship in Tulsa and across Oklahoma.
In faith-based humanitarian relief, Christ for Humanity Inc. gave $1,911,770 to Samaritians Purse for humanitarian relief. That award stands apart in size and points to support for large-scale relief operations. The foundation also backed local relief distribution through $109,066 to Heartland to Breadbasket for humanitarian relief, showing that emergency aid extends beyond national organizations. Medical access and community health are another clear lane: it gave $58,384 to Osu Health Access Network and $24,019 to Good Samaritan Health Svcs, both for humanitarian relief. Disability and assistive services also appear in the grant list, including $21,479 to Able Tech for humanitarian relief. These awards show a practical emphasis on direct service providers rather than policy or advocacy organizations.
Typical grants cluster in the low tens of thousands, with p25 at $9,162, a median of $21,409, and p75 of $26,010. The distribution is highly skewed by one large 2025 grant, while many other awards sit near the median or below it. Several recipients reappear across multiple years, including Goodwill Industries of Tulsa, Osu Health Access Network, Good Samaritan Health Svcs, and Able Tech, which points to recurring support rather than one-off gifts. Christ for Humanity Inc. is a private foundation-style grantmaker with no individual giving and no program-related investments listed. The grant record shown is project-specific and humanitarian in nature.
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Most grants fall between $9K and $26K, with a median of $21K.
25th Percentile
$9K
Median
$21K
75th Percentile
$26K
COY HAYS
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Concentrated plus distributed: a single very large grant dominates total giving (Samaritan's Purse), while the remainder are modest, often recurring grants to a stable set of local and faith-affiliated organizations. Funding is program/project oriented toward humanitarian relief, health access, and disability support, with a mix of national NGO funding and repeat local grantee relationships.
Notable grantees: Samaritan's Purse, Goodwill Industries of Tulsa, OSU Health Access Network, Bible Rescue Inc, Able Tech
Grantmaking is fully Oklahoma-centered: 100% of grants went to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state, and the top giving state is also OK. Tulsa is the main recipient city, with repeated awards to organizations there, alongside Bixby and Oklahoma City. Outside Oklahoma, the recent list includes Boone, North Carolina, for the largest grant, and Agoura Hills, California, for Wheels for the World. The pattern is local in where most grants land, with one large out-of-state humanitarian commitment.
The recent grant list centers on humanitarian relief, with repeated support for Tulsa-area churches, health-access providers, disability and assistive-service groups, and basic-needs organizations. Examples include Goodwill Industries of Tulsa, Osu Health Access Network, Good Samaritan Health Svcs, and Able Tech.
Yes. All 25 recent grants in the data went to recipients in the United States, and 100% of grants went to recipients in Oklahoma. Tulsa appears most often, with additional grants to Bixby and Oklahoma City.
The grant-size distribution is centered in the low tens of thousands: p25 is $9,162, median grant size is $21,409, and p75 is $26,010. The list also includes one much larger 2025 grant of $1,911,770.
Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Goodwill Industries of Tulsa, Osu Health Access Network, Good Samaritan Health Svcs, and Able Tech. That pattern indicates recurring support for some organizations, alongside other one-time grants.
Humanitarian relief is the dominant theme across the recent grant list. Every grant in the provided data is labeled humanitarian relief, covering emergency aid, medical access, disability services, and faith-based direct service organizations.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAMARITIANS PURSE | BOONE, NC | $1,911,770 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF TULSA | TULSA, OK | $100,000 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| OSU HEALTH ACCESS NETWORK | TULSA, OK | $58,384 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| BIBLE RESCUE INC | BIXBY, OK | $45,000 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| ABLE TECH | OKLAHOMA CITY, OK | $16,100 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| WHEELS FOR THE WORLD | AUGORA HILLS, CA | $13,145 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN REIEF |
| HAVEN INTERNATIONAL | BIXBY, OK | $10,858 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| MEDICAL SUPPLY NETWORK | TULSA, OK | $8,335 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH SVCS | TULSA, OK | $8,230 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| COMMUNITY THERAPY SOLUTIONS | TULSA, OK | $6,860 | 2025 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF TULSA | TULSA, OK | $41,305 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH SVCS | TULSA, OK | $24,019 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| EMERALD CARE CENTER | TULSA, OK | $21,409 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| ABLE TECH | OKLAHOMA CITY, OK | $9,448 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| OSU HEALTH ACCESS NETWORK | TULSA, OK | $8,875 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| CATHOLIC CHARITIES | TULSA, OK | $7,660 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| JOHN 316 | TULSA, OK | $5,400 | 2024 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| HEARTLAND TO BREADBASKET | TULSA, OK | $109,066 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF TULSA | TULSA, OK | $37,000 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| GUTS CHURCH | TULSA, OK | $28,000 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| LIFE SENIOR SERVICES | TULSA, OK | $24,000 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| ABLE TECH | OKLAHOMA CITY, OK | $21,479 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| OSU HEALTH ACCESS NETWORK | TULSA, OK | $19,879 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH SVCS | TULSA, OK | $13,417 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
| LIFESTEPS WORLD MINISTRY | BIXBY, OK | $5,423 | 2023 | HUMANITARIAN RELIEF |
OSU HEALTH ACCESS NETWORK
$58,384HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
BIBLE RESCUE INC
$45,000HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
ABLE TECH
$16,100HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
HUMANITARIAN REIEF
HAVEN INTERNATIONAL
$10,858HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
MEDICAL SUPPLY NETWORK
$8,335HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
COMMUNITY THERAPY SOLUTIONS
$6,860HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
EMERALD CARE CENTER
$21,409HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
ABLE TECH
$9,448HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
OSU HEALTH ACCESS NETWORK
$8,875HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
$7,660HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
JOHN 316
$5,400HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
HEARTLAND TO BREADBASKET
$109,066HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
GUTS CHURCH
$28,000HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
ABLE TECH
$21,479HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
OSU HEALTH ACCESS NETWORK
$19,879HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
LIFESTEPS WORLD MINISTRY
$5,423HUMANITARIAN RELIEF
