About Redeemer City to City
Redeemer City to City’s (RCTC’s) mission is to prayerfully help leaders start and strengthen churches to advance the gospel together in their cities.
Focus Areas
Church plantingLeadership developmentUrban ministryTheological trainingEvangelismCultural engagement
Who They Fund
new church plantschurch leaders/clergylocal congregations/faith communities
Funding Style
capacity buildingleadership developmentorganizational/program development
About Redeemer City to City
Redeemer City To City’s recent grants show a clear emphasis on church planting development and leadership development, with large awards repeated to the same city networks over multiple years. In 2024, City to City Miami received $292,500, and Surge Network in Peoria, AZ received $262,811, both tied to church planting development and leadership development. The pattern continues across major urban centers: The Chicago Partnership in Chicago, IL received $180,000 in 2024 after a $265,000 grant in 2023, while Crossbridge Church in Miami, FL received $74,000 in 2024 following $68,000 in 2023. These grants fit the organization’s mission of helping leaders start and strengthen churches to advance the gospel together in their cities. The recipient list also includes church-planting and leadership-support grants to organizations such as Stratum in San Francisco, Bay Ridge NY Foursquare Church in Brooklyn, and One Community Church in New York. The portfolio centers on capacity building for new and growing faith communities, especially in city-based settings.
What Redeemer City to City Funds
Church planting and leadership development sit at the center of Redeemer City To City’s grantmaking. The foundation awarded $108,000 to Influential Global Ministries in West Sacramento, CA for church planting development and leadership development, and $75,000 to TogetherLA in Pasadena, CA for the same purpose. It also gave $75,013 to Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS, indicating support for theological training tied to church-planting work. Beyond planting, the portfolio includes grants to congregational partners such as Holy Trinity Church in Chicago, IL and Joy Christian Fellowship in Englewood, NJ, both funded for church planting development and leadership development. Across these awards, the common thread is strengthening leaders, institutions, and new church initiatives in urban settings.
How Redeemer City to City Gives
Typical grants cluster around a median of $20,000, with a p25 of $10,000 and p75 of $40,000, while the recent grant list also includes larger capacity-building awards well above that range. The same recipients appear in multiple years, including City to City Miami, Surge Network, The Chicago Partnership, Crossbridge Church, Stratum, Bay Ridge NY Foursquare Church, Expansion Covenant Church Inc, and One Community Church, which points to recurring support rather than one-off awards. The organization is structured as a foundation making program grants; it does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. The grant pattern is consistent with staged support for church networks and related training organizations.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$3.3M
Total Assets
$53.4M
Total Revenue
$31.9M
Total Expenses
$24.3M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $10K and $40K, with a median of $20K.
25th Percentile
$10K
Median
$20K
75th Percentile
$40K
Geographic Reach
Regional13 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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