Stiftung Christlicher Hilfsbund focuses on holistic support for Christians in the Middle East, especially Armenian Evangelical communities and related church-based social services in Armenia, Syria, Lebanon, and the wider region. Its giving combines humanitarian relief with long-term community strengthening: schools, boarding homes, children’s homes, medical aid, refugee support, and livelihood projects. The foundation often works through trusted local church partners and Christian networks, especially in crisis-affected areas such as Aleppo, Anjar, North Iraq, and post-earthquake Armenia.
Primarily partnership-based and likely invite-led, with repeated support to a small set of trusted Christian organizations and local church institutions. Grants appear to range from emergency aid and operating support to project-specific funding for buildings, solar projects, microenterprise, and special programs, often renewed over multiple years.
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This funder appears relationship-driven rather than open-application based, so the best path is usually through existing church or partner networks. Applicants should clearly show alignment with Christian witness, direct benefit to Middle Eastern Christian communities, and strong local implementation capacity; priority is likely given to urgent relief, child-focused care, and sustainable community projects.
Current and upcoming funding from Stiftung Christlicher Hilfsbund that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Kinder und Familien in Armenien, unterstützt über den Partner DIACONIA Charitable Fund; auf der Webseite werden Patenschaften angeboten, keine offene öffentliche Antragstellung beschrieben.
Who can apply: Lehrer und Mitarbeitende der Schule und des Internats in Anjar.
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