
We joyfully proclaim the Good News of Jesus worldwide because inviting people to know Him is the most loving thing we can do.
The Luis Palau Association’s recent grantmaking centers on evangelism and discipleship, with 2025 awards ranging from $9,399 to $30,000. The largest recent grant went to National Christian Foundation - S Florida for evangelism, followed by $25,000 to City Leaders Collective for evangelism and $21,650 to DCX Community co Quarry Kingdom Development for evangelism. That pattern points to a funder that backs organizations engaged in gospel presentation, church partnership, and outreach rather than broad social-service philanthropy. The foundation’s giving also reaches ministries using different modes of engagement. Within Reach in Omaha received $20,000 for evangelism/discipleship, while Mission Charleston in North Charleston received the same amount for the same purpose. Trypraying in Redmond and Alpha USA in Carol Stream also received support for evangelism/discipleship, showing a consistent interest in formation alongside proclamation. The organization’s own summary frames that mission plainly: proclaiming the Good News of Jesus worldwide and inviting people to know Him.
Evangelism is the clearest throughline in the Luis Palau Association’s grantmaking. In 2025, it gave $30,000 to National Christian Foundation - S Florida for evangelism and $25,000 to City Leaders Collective for evangelism, both of which sit squarely in its stated focus on Gospel presentation. The foundation also supports combined evangelism and discipleship work. It awarded $20,000 to Within Reach for evangelism/discipleship and another $20,000 to Mission Charleston for the same purpose, suggesting attention to both outreach and follow-up formation. Church-related mobilization appears in its support for Alpha USA, which received $17,000 for evangelism/discipleship. That grant fits a broader pattern of funding Christian congregations, church leaders, and lay ministers through direct ministry and training-oriented support.
Across the 2025 grants listed, award sizes run from $9,399 at the low end to $30,000 at the high end, with several grants clustered at $20,000. The median of the eight listed grants is about $20,000, and the middle half falls between $17,000 and $21,650. The pattern is programmatic rather than one-off personal giving: the foundation is a public charity, does not fund individuals, and does not make program-related investments. The recent list shows a shared emphasis on evangelism and evangelism/discipleship rather than a single isolated project. All eight recent grants were made in the U.S.
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Recent grants are spread across several U.S. cities, with multiple awards in different regions rather than one concentrated metro. Fort Lauderdale, Charlotte, Cedar Park, Omaha, North Charleston, Redmond, Carol Stream, and Klamath Falls each appear once in the recent-grants list. The only Oregon recipient listed was Klamath Evangelical Association in Klamath Falls, which received $9,399. All eight recent grants went to U.S. recipients, and none were recorded for recipients in Oregon in the provided distribution.
Its stated focus is evangelism and Gospel presentation, church partnership and mobilization, training and capacity building for evangelists, digital outreach, and health and eyeglass clinics/community service. The recent grants shown are all tied to evangelism or evangelism/discipleship.
Among the eight recent grants listed, award sizes range from $9,399 to $30,000. The median is about $20,000, and the middle half of grants falls between $17,000 and $21,650.
No. The foundation’s profile indicates that it does not fund individuals, and the recent grants shown are all to organizations.
All eight recent grants in the provided sample went to U.S. recipients. Named recipient cities include Fort Lauderdale, Charlotte, Cedar Park, Omaha, North Charleston, Redmond, Carol Stream, and Klamath Falls.
Both appear repeatedly, but evangelism is the most common label in the recent list. The largest grant was $30,000 to National Christian Foundation - S Florida for evangelism, and several other awards were listed as evangelism/discipleship.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| National Christian Foundation - S Florida | Fort Lauderdale, FL | $30,000 | 2025 | Evangelism |
| City Leaders Collective | Charlotte, NC | $25,000 | 2025 | Evangelism |
| DCX Community co Quarry Kingdom Development | Cedar Park, TX | $21,650 | 2025 | Evangelism |
| Within Reach | Omaha, NE | $20,000 | 2025 | Evangelism/Discipleship |
| Mission Charleston | North Charleston, SC | $20,000 | 2025 | Evangelism/Discipleship |
| Trypraying | Redmond, WA | $20,000 | 2025 | Evangelism/Discipleship |
| Alpha USA | Carol Stream, IL | $17,000 | 2025 | Evangelism/Discipleship |
| Klamath Evangelical Association | Klamath Falls, OR | $9,399 | 2025 | Evangelism |
National Christian Foundation - S Florida
$30,000Evangelism
City Leaders Collective
$25,000Evangelism
DCX Community co Quarry Kingdom Development
$21,650Evangelism
Within Reach
$20,000Evangelism/Discipleship
Mission Charleston
$20,000Evangelism/Discipleship
Trypraying
$20,000Evangelism/Discipleship
Alpha USA
$17,000Evangelism/Discipleship
Klamath Evangelical Association
$9,399Evangelism