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    Pentecost Foundation

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    BRADENTON, FL9419815444EIN: 27-14710623 filings on record
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    About Pentecost Foundation

    The Pentecost Foundation concentrates large, high-dollar gifts on a small set of faith-based churches, conservative policy/advocacy groups, and cancer research organizations. Their portfolio blends explicit religious support and evangelical ministry funding with major investments in cancer research and conservative public policy/anti-exploitation advocacy, indicating both faith-driven and issue-based priorities. Grants are few but sizable and often repeat to the same organizations, suggesting long-term relationships rather than broad, small-dollar giving.

    Focus Areas

    Evangelical church support and ministry planting (e.g., Free Chapel Gainesville, Open Arms Church)Cancer research and treatment funding (e.g., V Foundation, Moffitt Cancer Center)Conservative public policy and think-tank support (e.g., America First Policy Institute)Anti-sexual-exploitation/faith-based advocacy (e.g., National Center on Sexual Exploitation)Faith-based recovery and youth ministries (e.g., Teen Challenge)

    Who They Fund

    faith congregations / religious institutionslocal community residents

    About Pentecost Foundation

    The Pentecost Foundation’s recent giving shows a pattern of very large grants to a small group of repeat recipients, especially Free Chapel Gainesville, the V Foundation, and Moffitt Cancer Center. Its largest recent award is $15.25 million to Free Chapel Gainesville for religious support, followed by $12.065 million to the V Foundation for community support and $4.56 million to Moffitt Cancer Center. Those grants sit alongside repeated support for faith-based ministries and churches, plus major gifts connected to cancer research and treatment. The foundation’s portfolio also includes conservative public policy and anti-sexual-exploitation organizations, which points to a mix of faith-based and issue-based priorities. Several recipients appear more than once across the recent grants list, suggesting continuing relationships rather than isolated gifts. The overall picture is of a grantmaker that uses large awards to reinforce a narrow set of aligned institutions and causes.

    What Pentecost Foundation Funds

    In religious support, the foundation gave $5 million to Free Chapel Gainesville in 2024 and $1 million each to Open Arms Church and Free Chapel Gainesville in the same year, showing a strong preference for church and ministry support. It also awarded $500,000 to My Faith Votes for religious support. In health-related giving, The Pentecost Foundation backed Moffitt Cancer Center with $2 million in 2024 and $4.56 million in 2025, while also giving $3 million to The V Foundation and $2,082,160 to Don't Ever Give Up Inc (v Foundation) in 2024. Its issue-oriented giving includes $3.5 million and $2 million to America First Policy Institute in 2024 and 2025, respectively, and $1 million plus $800,000 to National Center on Sexual Exploitation in 2024 and 2025.

    How Pentecost Foundation Gives

    The Pentecost Foundation’s grant sizes are highly skewed: the 25th percentile is $26,250, the median is $150,000, and the 75th percentile is $1,000,000. That spread shows a small number of very large awards layered over smaller grants. The recent record also shows recurring support to the same organizations across more than one year, including Free Chapel Gainesville, Moffitt Cancer Center, America First Policy Institute, National Center on Sexual Exploitation, Children’s Cup, and Selah Freedom. The foundation is a private grantmaker; it does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $36.2M

    Total Assets

    $62.9M

    Total Revenue

    $31.4M

    Total Expenses

    $37.2M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $26K and $1M, with a median of $150K.

    25th Percentile

    $26K

    Median

    $150K

    75th Percentile

    $1M

    Geographic Reach

    Regional8 states funded

    About 37% of grants go to recipients in FL.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters
    Funding intensity
    Low
    High

    Where Pentecost Foundation Funds

    Top 3 recipient countries by grant volume for Pentecost Foundation.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic46$57.3M
    93.9%
    2Ireland2$2M

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    Giving Approach

    Highly concentrated giving: a small number of very large grants, frequent repeat awards to core grantees, mix of institutional philanthropy (medical research) and explicit religious/ideological beneficiaries rather than many small community grants.

    Funding Style

    faith-based grantscommunity-level direct service fundingoperational/organizational supportprogram/project funding

    Notable grantees: Free Chapel Gainesville, V Foundation, America First Policy Institute, Moffitt Cancer Center, National Center on Sexual Exploitation

    Topics

    religious organization supportfaith-based social servicescommunity support serviceslocal community developmentcommunity outreach/programs

    Where Pentecost Foundation Makes Grants

    Most recent grants go to U.S. recipients, with 46 grants in the United States, 2 in Ireland, and 1 in Canada. Florida is the top state by grant count, and 37% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s home state. Within Florida, awards reached Gainesville, Tampa, Sarasota, and Bradenton. Other recipient locations in the recent list include Cary, Arlington, Washington, DC, and West Caldwell, NJ.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Pentecost Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does The Pentecost Foundation support?

    Its recent grants focus on churches and faith-based ministries, cancer research and treatment organizations, conservative public policy groups, and anti-sexual-exploitation advocacy. Examples in the recent list include Free Chapel Gainesville, Moffitt Cancer Center, America First Policy Institute, and National Center on Sexual Exploitation.

    Does The Pentecost Foundation make grants to individuals?

    No. The foundation’s profile states that it does not fund individuals.

    What is a typical grant size from The Pentecost Foundation?

    The grant-size distribution is wide, with a 25th percentile of $26,250, a median of $150,000, and a 75th percentile of $1,000,000. That indicates many grants are in the low-to-mid six figures, with some much larger awards.

    Which areas show repeat support in the recent grants list?

    Repeat support appears in religious support, cancer funding, conservative policy, and anti-sexual-exploitation work. Free Chapel Gainesville, Moffitt Cancer Center, America First Policy Institute, National Center on Sexual Exploitation, Children’s Cup, and Selah Freedom each appear more than once across the recent grants.

    Where does The Pentecost Foundation give most often?

    Florida is the top state by grant count, and 37% of grants go to recipients in Florida. Recent Florida recipients include Free Chapel Gainesville, Moffitt Cancer Center, The Foundation United, Selah Freedom, and Great Commission Partners.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    4.1%
    3Canada1$250K
    2.0%

    Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    FREE CHAPEL GAINESVILLEGAINESVILLE, GA$15,250,0002025RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    V FOUNDATIONCARY, NC$12,065,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    MOFFIT CANCER CENTERTAMPA, FL$4,560,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    AMERICA FIRST POLICY INSTITUTEARLINGTON, VA$2,000,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    TEEN CHALLENGECOLUMBUS, GA$1,000,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    NATIONAL CENTER ON SEXUAL EXPLOITATIONWASHINGTON, DC$800,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    THE FOUNDATION UNITEDSARASOTA, FL$100,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    TIKVA CHILDREN'S HOMEWEST CALDWELL, NJ$100,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    GREAT COMMISSION PARTNERSBRADENTON, FL$50,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    CHILDREN'S CUPPRAIRIEVILLE, LA$50,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    SELAH FREEDOMSARASOTA, FL$50,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    MORE TO LIFESARASOTA, FL$50,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    HOPE FAMILY SERVICESBRADENTON, FL$50,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    PAL BASKETBALLMIAMI, FL$25,5002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    AMERICANS OF FAITHATLANTA, GA$25,0002025RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    SADIE KELLER FOUNDATIONLANTANA, TX$25,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    PAL OUTREACHMIAMI, FL$10,0002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    PALMETTO BAPTIST CHURCHPALMETTO, FL$10,0002025RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    AVERY HUMANE SOCIETYNEWLAND, NC$2,5002025COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    FREE CHAPEL GAINESVILLEGAINESVILLE, GA$5,000,0002024RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    AMERICA FIRST POLICY INSTITUTEARLINGTON, VA$3,500,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    THE V FOUNDATIONCARY, NC$3,000,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    DON'T EVER GIVE UP INC (V FOUNDATION)CARY, NC$2,082,1602024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    MOFFITT CANCER CENTERTAMPA, FL$2,000,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    NATIONAL CENTER ON SEXUAL EXPLOITATIONWASHINGTON, DC$1,000,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    AMERICA FIRST POLICY INSTITUTEARLINGTON, VA$1,000,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    NATIONAL CENTER ON SEXUAL EXPLOITATIONWASHINGTON, DC$1,000,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    OPEN ARMS CHURCHNEWBRIDGE$1,000,0002024RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    OPEN ARMS CHURCHNEWBRIDGE$1,000,0002024RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    FREE CHAPEL GAINESVILLEGAINESVILLE, GA$1,000,0002024RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    MY FAITH VOTESPLANO, TX$500,0002024RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    CHILDREN'S CUPPRAIRIEVILLE, LA$250,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLADDISON$250,0002024RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    AMERICANS OF FAITHATLANTA, GA$200,0002024RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    THE FOUNDATION UNITEDSARASOTA, FL$100,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    CHILDREN'S CUPPRAIRIEVILLE, LA$100,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    SELAH FREEDOMSARASOTA, FL$50,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    SELAH FREEDOMSARASOTA, FL$50,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    SADIE KELLER FOUNDATIONLANTANA, TX$50,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    GREAT COMMISSION PARTNERSWASHINGTON, DC$40,0002024RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    PAL BASKETBALLMIAMI, FL$30,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    HOPE FAMILY SERVICESBRADENTON, FL$25,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    THE INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATIONWASHINGTON, DC$25,0002024RELIGIOUS SUPPORT
    HOPE FAMILY SERVICESBRADENTON, FL$25,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    BRADENTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOLBRADENTON, FL$13,2002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    TIKVA CHILDREN'S HOMEWEST CALDWELL, NJ$10,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    FL SHERIFF'S YOUTH RANCHLOIVE OAK, FL$6,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONRALEIGH, NC$5,0002024COMMUNITY SUPPORT
    BRADENTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOLBRADENTON, FL$7502024COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    FREE CHAPEL GAINESVILLE

    $15,250,000
    GAINESVILLE, GA2025

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    V FOUNDATION

    $12,065,000
    CARY, NC2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    MOFFIT CANCER CENTER

    $4,560,000
    TAMPA, FL2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    AMERICA FIRST POLICY INSTITUTE

    $2,000,000
    ARLINGTON, VA2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    TEEN CHALLENGE

    $1,000,000
    COLUMBUS, GA2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    NATIONAL CENTER ON SEXUAL EXPLOITATION

    $800,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    THE FOUNDATION UNITED

    $100,000
    SARASOTA, FL2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    TIKVA CHILDREN'S HOME

    $100,000
    WEST CALDWELL, NJ2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    GREAT COMMISSION PARTNERS

    $50,000
    BRADENTON, FL2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    CHILDREN'S CUP

    $50,000
    PRAIRIEVILLE, LA2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    SELAH FREEDOM

    $50,000
    SARASOTA, FL2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    MORE TO LIFE

    $50,000
    SARASOTA, FL2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    HOPE FAMILY SERVICES

    $50,000
    BRADENTON, FL2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    PAL BASKETBALL

    $25,500
    MIAMI, FL2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    AMERICANS OF FAITH

    $25,000
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    SADIE KELLER FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    LANTANA, TX2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    PAL OUTREACH

    $10,000
    MIAMI, FL2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    PALMETTO BAPTIST CHURCH

    $10,000
    PALMETTO, FL2025

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    AVERY HUMANE SOCIETY

    $2,500
    NEWLAND, NC2025

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    FREE CHAPEL GAINESVILLE

    $5,000,000
    GAINESVILLE, GA2024

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    AMERICA FIRST POLICY INSTITUTE

    $3,500,000
    ARLINGTON, VA2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    THE V FOUNDATION

    $3,000,000
    CARY, NC2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    DON'T EVER GIVE UP INC (V FOUNDATION)

    $2,082,160
    CARY, NC2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    MOFFITT CANCER CENTER

    $2,000,000
    TAMPA, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    NATIONAL CENTER ON SEXUAL EXPLOITATION

    $1,000,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    AMERICA FIRST POLICY INSTITUTE

    $1,000,000
    ARLINGTON, VA2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    NATIONAL CENTER ON SEXUAL EXPLOITATION

    $1,000,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    OPEN ARMS CHURCH

    $1,000,000
    NEWBRIDGE2024

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    OPEN ARMS CHURCH

    $1,000,000
    NEWBRIDGE2024

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    FREE CHAPEL GAINESVILLE

    $1,000,000
    GAINESVILLE, GA2024

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    MY FAITH VOTES

    $500,000
    PLANO, TX2024

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    CHILDREN'S CUP

    $250,000
    PRAIRIEVILLE, LA2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

    $250,000
    ADDISON2024

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    AMERICANS OF FAITH

    $200,000
    ATLANTA, GA2024

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    THE FOUNDATION UNITED

    $100,000
    SARASOTA, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    CHILDREN'S CUP

    $100,000
    PRAIRIEVILLE, LA2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    SELAH FREEDOM

    $50,000
    SARASOTA, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    SELAH FREEDOM

    $50,000
    SARASOTA, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    SADIE KELLER FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    LANTANA, TX2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    GREAT COMMISSION PARTNERS

    $40,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    PAL BASKETBALL

    $30,000
    MIAMI, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    HOPE FAMILY SERVICES

    $25,000
    BRADENTON, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    THE INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    RELIGIOUS SUPPORT

    HOPE FAMILY SERVICES

    $25,000
    BRADENTON, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    BRADENTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

    $13,200
    BRADENTON, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    TIKVA CHILDREN'S HOME

    $10,000
    WEST CALDWELL, NJ2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    FL SHERIFF'S YOUTH RANCH

    $6,000
    LOIVE OAK, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    NORTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    RALEIGH, NC2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    BRADENTON CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

    $750
    BRADENTON, FL2024

    COMMUNITY SUPPORT