The New England Company is a faith-based grantmaker focused on supporting the Christian mission among Indigenous peoples in Canada and communities in the West Indies and Bermuda. Its grants typically back dioceses and recognised theological colleges working on clergy and lay ministry training, scholarships, church-based social work, and practical capacity-building for ministry delivery. The funder appears to favor projects tied closely to Anglican or diocesan structures and to initiatives serving Indigenous communities or island congregations.
Annual, application-based grants with a stated submission deadline of 15 October each year. Grants are relatively modest to mid-sized for institutional ministry support, typically in the $13,000-$69,000 range, and appear to be awarded to dioceses and recognised theological colleges rather than open-call grassroots applicants.
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Apply through the annual diocesan/theological college grant cycle and ensure proposals clearly show alignment with evangelistic work among Indigenous peoples in Canada or in the West Indies and Bermuda. Emphasize ministry training, scholarships, church-linked social services, and practical needs such as communications or travel costs, and submit by the 15 October deadline.
Current and upcoming funding from The New England Company that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Applicants must be supported by the relevant diocese in Canada or the West Indies, with grant applications approved and signed by the diocesan Bishop. Recognised colleges or institutes that provide ordained or lay ministry training and meet the Court’s criteria may apply directly.
Who can apply: Diocesan applications must be approved and signed by the diocesan Bishop. Theological college applications must be approved and signed by the Principal. Direct applications accepted only from recognised colleges or institutes; other applicants must apply through their local diocese.
Deadline: Annual cycle with a stated submission deadline of 15 October each year (forms state 'not later than 15 October 2024' as example).
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