About Reach Now International
To reach the devastated and desperate with the Gospel and practical help.
Focus Areas
HungerFood securityDisaster reliefRefugeesOrphansInternally displaced peoplePoverty alleviationReligious/faith-based outreach
Who They Fund
disaster-affected populationsrefugees and asylum seekersconflict-affected civilians
Funding Style
direct servicerapid/emergency response funding
About Reach Now International
A $6.6 million grant to Lesea Global Feed the Hungry in 2025 is the clearest signal of Reach Now International Inc.’s approach: large, project-specific humanitarian relief grants delivered through partner organizations. The foundation funds emergency food distribution, disaster response, refugee and internally displaced persons support, orphan care, and faith-based humanitarian work, with an emphasis on direct service in crisis settings. Its recent grants repeatedly support organizations working with people affected by war, poverty, persecution, and natural disasters. The pattern is not limited to one recipient. Lesea Global Feed the Hungry appears across multiple years with awards ranging from $1.9 million to more than $6.6 million, while Feeding the Nations also receives repeated support at seven-figure and six-figure levels. Other grants go to groups such as Joint Aid Management and Forafrika USA for humanitarian aid and relief. That mix suggests a funder that favors substantial operating support for established relief partners rather than broad, open-ended giving. Reach Now International Inc. describes its work as reaching the devastated and desperate with the Gospel and practical help, and its grant history reflects that blend of material relief and faith-based outreach.
What Reach Now International Funds
In humanitarian aid and relief, Reach Now International Inc. gave $4,162,472 in 2023 to Joint Aid Management and $3,723,987 in 2024 to Forafrika USA, both listed for humanitarian aid and relief. Food distribution is another visible theme. The foundation awarded $1,107,475 in 2025 to Feeding the Nations and $1,757,078 in 2024 to Abundant Rain Ministries, supporting meal distribution and practical aid through partner projects. It also funds child-focused and community-based relief. Foursquare Children of Promise Inte received $552,485 in 2024 and $323,640 in 2025, while Maisha Project received $160,358 in 2025 for humanitarian aid and relief. These grants fit the foundation’s stated focus on orphans, refugees, internally displaced people, and others affected by crisis.
How Reach Now International Gives
Typical grant size is sizable: the 25th percentile is $66,318, the median is $552,485, and the 75th percentile is $1,757,078. The recent record shows repeated awards to the same recipients across multiple years, especially in the humanitarian-aid portfolio. Grants are project-specific and routed through partner organizations rather than individuals. The foundation does not accept unsolicited applications for its active Reach Now — Feeding Children / Partner Support program.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$9.3M
Total Assets
$33K
Total Revenue
$9.4M
Total Expenses
$9.4M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $66K and $1.8M, with a median of $552K.
25th Percentile
$66K
Median
$552K
75th Percentile
$1.8M
Geographic Reach
National9 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
WILLIAM C MEYER
Accepts unsolicited proposals
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