These foundations have a track record of funding faith-based work in Michigan, based on IRS 990 grant data. Use the list below to find funders aligned with your mission, then sign up free to see how well your nonprofit fits each one.
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Christian evangelismChurch growthPastoral and evangelist training+7 more
Who can apply: Organizations must be qualified under 501(c)(3) for the first request; tax-exempt letter and doctrinal statement of faith are required with the first application; funding is for organizations and individuals whose beliefs are in line with the Word of God; no multi-year grants.
faith-based initiativescommunity serviceyouth development+1 more
Who can apply: The Foundation prefers projects with a strong positive impact on communities, broad community reach, and demonstrated initiative, commitment, accountability, and long-term sustainability through local involvement. Applicants must be eligible nonprofits and submit an online application.
Affordable housingHealth careAdvanced research+11 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be charitable organizations, typically 501(c)(3)s, and demonstrate initiative, commitment, accountability, local involvement, and the ability to sustain the project long term. The foundation prefers projects with broad community impact and strong local support.
Who can apply: Open to congregations and nonprofit organizations actively working in Native communities. Projects should align with one of the priority funding areas and support Native American leadership and community benefit. CNAMF strongly encourages faith-based and religious organizations to apply. Not funded: capital campaigns/items, deficit financing, general operations, grants to individuals, scholarship funds.
Who can apply: Requests are prioritized from within PHPC or organizations supported by the church, then the greater Presbyterian community, then outside community organizations. The Foundation prefers capital investments over annual operating expenses, but will consider infrastructure development, project expansion, or new programs. External organizations outside the Presbyterian community are generally limited to one grant commitment every three years. Applications must be endorsed by one of PHPC’s five councils or the Diaconate.
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