Jeremiah 924 Foundation

About Jeremiah 924 Foundation

The Jeremiah 924 Foundation’s recent giving is defined by very large support for faith-based humanitarian and mission intermediaries. The single largest recent grant in the file is $3,334,000 to Convoy of Hope for humanitarian efforts, followed by $2,350,000 to Wycliffe for mission efforts, showing that the foundation concentrates meaningful dollars in a small set of established organizations rather than spreading funds widely. Its portfolio also includes repeated seven-figure support to Christian Community Foundation and large awards to church and ministry partners such as High Street Baptist Church and Spoken Worldwide. The foundation’s grantmaking pattern points to sustained backing for evangelical humanitarian response, Bible translation, church services, and mission work. Several organizations appear more than once across the recent grants list, including Convoy of Hope, Wycliffe, Uncaged, Freeway Ministries, Resource Health, and Peace Partnership, which suggests continuity with trusted partners. Grants also reach ministries tied to counseling, pastoral care, and community-based mission work, with gift sizes ranging from six figures into the multi-million-dollar range. The overall picture is of a funder that uses large direct grants to support faith-driven organizations carrying out programmatic and operational work.

What Jeremiah 924 Foundation Funds

In humanitarian relief, The Jeremiah 924 Foundation gave $3,334,000 to Convoy of Hope for humanitarian efforts and later added $2,000,000 for the same purpose. In mission support, it gave $2,350,000 to Wycliffe and $363,627 in a later year, both for mission efforts. Those awards show a strong emphasis on large-scale faith-based intermediaries. The foundation also funds church services and worship-related activity. It gave $810,000 to High Street Baptist Church for church services and $305,000 to James River Church for the same purpose. Beyond church operations, the list includes ministry support for Spoken Worldwide, Uncaged, and Freeway Ministries, indicating attention to evangelistic and outreach-oriented organizations. Counseling and pastoral support appears as another line of giving. Peace Partnership received $385,155 and later $325,000 for its counseling efforts, showing that the foundation also backs ministries with care-oriented services.

How Jeremiah 924 Foundation Gives