Harvest Time International concentrates its giving on faith-driven humanitarian relief and community distribution programs, prioritizing food, basic needs and church-based outreach both domestically and internationally. The foundation makes sizable grants to established evangelical ministries and large relief organizations while also supporting local food banks, church ministries, and a few targeted community programs (e.g., seniors, STEM). Its identity is visibly Christian/faith-based and relief-oriented rather than general philanthropy or arts/medical causes.
Harvest Time International Inc. directs large shares of its recent giving to faith-based community distribution and humanitarian relief. In 2025, some of its biggest grants went to Sower of Seeds Outreach in Zephyrhills, Florida, and Tabernacle of God Ministries in Mullins, South Carolina, each funded for community distribution. The pattern points to a funder that works through churches, ministries, food banks, and relief organizations rather than through broad public grant programs. Its grant list also includes larger national and international relief groups such as Convoy of Hope, World Vision, and Food for the Poor Inc., all funded for community distribution. Alongside those major awards, the foundation supported smaller ministries and local service groups in Florida, Texas, and other states. One grant also stood out for a more targeted service area: Open Homes Fellowship in Orlando received support for a residential shelter program for adult men in addiction recovery. The foundation’s recent activity shows a mix of sizable operating support and narrower project support, with most awards tied to distribution, basic needs, and direct service. Its grantmaking is centered on practical aid delivered through religious and community-based intermediaries.
Faith-based outreach is central to Harvest Time International Inc.’s giving. The foundation awarded $232,228 to Sower of Seeds Outreach in Zephyrhills, Florida, and $230,109 to Tabernacle of God Ministries in Mullins, South Carolina, both for community distribution. Food assistance is another clear thread. It gave $83,589 to Midwest Food Bank in Peoria, Illinois, and $28,317 to Matthew 25 Ministries in Cincinnati, Ohio, again for community distribution. These grants fit a broader pattern of support for organizations moving food and basic goods. The foundation also funds targeted community services. Loving Seniors in Orlando received $50,382, and Transcend Stem Education in Royal Irving, Texas received $78,266. A separate grant of $6,100 went to Open Homes Fellowship in Orlando for a residential shelter program for adult men in addiction recovery.
Harvest Time International Inc.’s recent grant sizes range from small five-figure awards to more than $230,000, with the largest recent grant at $232,228 and many other awards clustered in the tens of thousands. The grant list is dominated by one-time 2025 awards, though Sower of Seeds appears more than once, which suggests some repeat support. The foundation is a public charity, not an individual-giving funder, and it does not make program-related investments. The grant purposes shown are mostly restricted to community distribution or specific program support.
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Concentrated giving with a mix of several large, multi-thousand-dollar grants to major relief and faith organizations plus smaller awards to numerous local ministries and service providers; funding is repeatable and program-focused (community distribution/relief) rather than general operating support.
Notable grantees: Sower of Seeds Outreach, Convoy of Hope, World Vision, Food for the Poor Inc., Tabernacle of God Ministries
All recent grants in the file went to U.S. recipients. Florida appears frequently, including Zephyrhills, Mullins, Orlando, Miami, Ocala, Longwood, and Coconut Creek among recipient locations. Texas also shows up often, with grants to Houston, Irving, Haltom City, Fort Worth, Krum, and other cities. Other recipient cities include Peoria, Cincinnati, Las Vegas, Oklahoma, and Sylmar, showing a broad national reach across church, relief, and food-distribution organizations.
Recent grants go mainly to churches, ministries, food banks, and relief organizations. Examples in the grant list include Sower of Seeds Outreach, World Vision, Food for the Poor Inc., Midwest Food Bank, and Matthew 25 Ministries, with most awards labeled for community distribution.
Yes. One recent grant of $6,100 went to Open Homes Fellowship in Orlando for a residential shelter program for adult men in addiction recovery.
Recent awards run from $5,173 to $232,228, with many grants in the tens of thousands. The list includes several awards above $100,000, such as $230,109 to Tabernacle of God Ministries and $226,447 to Convoy of Hope.
No. Florida recipients appear often, but the recent grants also go to organizations in South Carolina, Texas, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Illinois, Nevada, California, Louisiana, Ohio, New York, Indiana, and other U.S. locations.
Yes. Sower of Seeds appears twice in the recent grants list: Sower of Seeds Outreach received $232,228, and Sower of Seeds received $8,276.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOWER OF SEEDS OUTREACH | ZEPHYRHILLS, FL | $232,228In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| TABERNACLE OF GOD MINISTRIES | MULLINS, SC | $230,109In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| CONVOY OF HOPE | HOUSTON, TX | $226,447In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| WORLD VISION | SEWICKLEY, PA | $217,538In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| FOOD FOR THE POOR INC | COCONUT CREEK, FL | $130,650In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| OPERATION COMPASSION | CLEVELAND, TN | $123,938In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| HELP FROM CHRIST | MUSKOGEE, OK | $109,191In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| REA | GRAHAM, NC | $92,987In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| BONDAD Y AMOR | MIAMI, FL | $90,362In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| MIDWEST FOOD BANK | PEORIA, IL | $83,589In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| AGAPE CONNECT | IRVING, TX | $81,036In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| TRANSCEND STEM EDUCATION | ROYAL IRVING, TX | $78,266In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| LOVING SENIORS | ORLANDO, FL | $50,382In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| UNIDOS POR LA MUSICA | LAS VEGAS, NV | $48,086In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| JESUS IS THE LIGHT OF LIFE | LONGWOOD, FL | $46,017In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| JOSEPH STOREHOUSE | HALTOM CITY, TX | $45,858In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| NEWMAN KAHLON FOUNDATION | ONTARIO, CA | $39,943In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| COMMUNITY WIDE CARE OF ARIZONA | HOUMA, LA | $39,807In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| HIS COMPASSION FOOD BANK | OCALA, FL | $35,642In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| THE GIVIN PLACE | FORT WORTH, TX | $32,279In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| MATTHEW 25 MINISTRIES | CINCINNATI, OH | $28,317In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| CHILDREN'S HUNGER FUND | SYLMAR, CA | $27,884In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| ESSENTIAL RESOURCE CONSULTANTS | LAS VEGAS, NV | $26,270In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| COVENANT OF LOVE | LAS VEGAS, NV | $21,508In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| FEED THE CHILDREN | OKLAHOMA, OK | $13,442In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| SOWER OF SEEDS | ZEPHYRHILLS, FL | $8,276In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| OPEN HOMES FELLOWSHIP | ORLANDO, FL | $6,100 | 2025 | SUPPORT RESIDENTIAL SHELTER PROGRAM FOR ADULT MEN IN ADDICTION RECOVERY. |
| COMPASSION COALITION | FRANKFORT, NY | $5,606In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| FOOD FOR THE SOUL | KRUM, TX | $5,587In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
| JUST FOR HIM MINISTRIES | OSGOOD, IN | $5,173In-kind: food, goods, and supplies | 2025 | FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION |
SOWER OF SEEDS OUTREACH
$232,228In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
TABERNACLE OF GOD MINISTRIES
$230,109In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
CONVOY OF HOPE
$226,447In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
HELP FROM CHRIST
$109,191In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
REA
$92,987In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
BONDAD Y AMOR
$90,362In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
AGAPE CONNECT
$81,036In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
TRANSCEND STEM EDUCATION
$78,266In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
LOVING SENIORS
$50,382In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
JESUS IS THE LIGHT OF LIFE
$46,017In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
JOSEPH STOREHOUSE
$45,858In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
NEWMAN KAHLON FOUNDATION
$39,943In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
COMMUNITY WIDE CARE OF ARIZONA
$39,807In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
HIS COMPASSION FOOD BANK
$35,642In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
THE GIVIN PLACE
$32,279In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
ESSENTIAL RESOURCE CONSULTANTS
$26,270In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
COVENANT OF LOVE
$21,508In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
SOWER OF SEEDS
$8,276In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
OPEN HOMES FELLOWSHIP
$6,100SUPPORT RESIDENTIAL SHELTER PROGRAM FOR ADULT MEN IN ADDICTION RECOVERY.
FOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
FOOD FOR THE SOUL
$5,587In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION
JUST FOR HIM MINISTRIES
$5,173In-kind: food, goods, and suppliesFOR COMMUNITY DISTRIBUTION