Waterstone Support Foundation

About Waterstone Support Foundation

Waterstone Support Foundation Inc. put most of its 2024 dollars into faith-linked intermediary organizations: $16,465,868 went to Christian Community Foundation in Colorado Springs, and $12,528,222 went to Up There Down Here in Rockwall, Texas. Those two grants alone show a pattern of large-scale support for organizations that channel resources through ministry and donor-services structures rather than isolated project gifts. The foundation also made another eight-figure general-support grant of $5,963,664 to Christian Community Foundaiton Inc in Colorado Springs, reinforcing that preference for institutional partners with ongoing operating needs. Beyond those headline awards, the funder’s recent giving reached churches, counseling and care ministries, benevolence-oriented recipients, and education scholarship support. The mix includes general support, ministry support, benevolent support, and scholarship funding, indicating a broad but still clearly faith-centered grantmaking profile. Several grants went to organizations serving people through church life, counseling, special-needs trust support, and Bible translation or missions work. The foundation’s latest filing also shows a national footprint rather than a single-locality strategy, with grants landing across multiple states.

What Waterstone Support Foundation Funds

Faith-based ministry support is central to Waterstone Support Foundation Inc.’s recent giving. It awarded $67,496 to Global Care and Response Inc in Austin for ministry support, $47,420 to Professional Christian Counseling Services in Austin for ministry support, and $23,500 to Men With a Purpose Inc in Colorado Springs for ministry support. General operating support is another consistent theme. The foundation gave $45,000 to House of Hope Orlando for general support, $25,000 to Citizens Defending Freedom USA Foundation in Mulberry for general support, and $10,000 to Salt Ventures Nfp in Carol Stream for general support. Its portfolio also includes direct benevolence and education scholarship support. Southwesterngreat American Inc in Nashville received $22,600 for benevolent support, while So They Can in Menlo Park received $10,000 for education scholarship support. Support for faith missions appears as well, including grants to Sim USA, Omf International, Wycliffe Bible Translators, Helping Hands Ministries Inc, and Seejesus.

How Waterstone Support Foundation Gives