About Mercury One
Restoring the human spirit by encouraging dependence on God, providing humanitarian aid, preserving heritage, and empowering all to stand for truth.
Focus Areas
Education and American historyDisaster reliefReligious persecution and religious freedomHuman traffickingDomestic abuseVeteransMedical supportHumanitarian aid
Who They Fund
disaster-affected populations / disaster victimsrefugees (religious/faith-based refugee populations)communities served via community foundationspopulations in conflict-affected regions (Middle East/Israel)
About Mercury One
Mercury One Inc. concentrates its giving on emergency response, with large grants flowing to organizations that provide housing, food, rescue support, and other direct aid after disasters or in conflict settings. Its recent awards also show sustained support for organizations serving persecuted religious minorities, especially through The Nazarene Fund and Shai Fund Inc., alongside grants tied to humanitarian support in Israel and the Middle East. The foundation’s largest recent grant in the data was $3,600,077 to The Nazarene Fund LLC for housing, food, and other support, followed by $1,250,668 to The Nazarene Fund for the same purpose. Other major awards include $557,500 to Operation BBQ Relief for disaster relief and $530,000 to Team Rubicon for natural disaster response. Mercury One Inc. also supports veterans services, human trafficking and abuse response, and history education through The American Journey Experience Museum and research library, which places relief work alongside longer-term mission-driven programming.
What Mercury One Funds
In disaster relief, Mercury One Inc. gave $557,500 to Operation BBQ Relief for disaster relief and $530,000 to Team Rubicon for natural disaster response, showing support for organizations that work on the ground after emergencies. In humanitarian and conflict-related aid, it awarded $393,594 to United Hatzalah of Israel for humanitarian support and $135,000 to HaYovel for a grant to Aide Israel. The foundation also funds survivor support and anti-trafficking work: $289,000 went to Freedom Shield Foundation for humanitarian aid, and its program descriptions include rescue efforts, training, research, and victim support through nonprofit partners. Veterans-related grantmaking appears as well, including $120,000 to Mighty Oaks Foundation for humanitarian aid.
How Mercury One Gives
Mercury One Inc. gives at a fairly large scale: the 25th percentile grant is $40,000, the median is $75,000, and the 75th percentile is $188,182. The recent record shows repeated support to the same organizations across multiple years, including The Nazarene Fund, Operation BBQ Relief, Operation Blessing, Team Rubicon, Shai Fund Inc., and Freedom Shield Foundation. The foundation is an operating-style grantmaker with national reach, and it also uses unrestricted funding through its Maximum Impact Fund to deploy support quickly and underwrite overhead for partner initiatives. The grant records do not show an open unsolicited application process, and the active programs indicate unsolicited requests are not accepted.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$5.4M
Total Assets
$38.6M
Total Revenue
$20.4M
Total Expenses
$23.4M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $40K and $188K, with a median of $75K.
25th Percentile
$40K
Median
$75K
75th Percentile
$188K
Geographic Reach
National18 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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