About Asi Missions
A major share of Asi Missions Inc.’s recent grantmaking goes to Seventh-day Adventist institutions and ministries that support evangelism, education, health, and media work. The largest grants in the recent record include $945,000 to Amazing Facts in Rocklin, California, and $870,307 and $790,944 to the General Conference of Seventh Day in Silver Springs, Maryland. That pattern shows a funder working through established denominational organizations rather than individual recipients.
The foundation’s giving also reaches schools, conferences, and ministry networks that carry out church-related projects. Fletcher Academy Inc. in Fletcher, North Carolina received $770,000, while Harbert Hills Academy in Savannah, Tennessee received $674,023. Other large awards went to Georgia Cumberland Conference in Calhoun, Georgia and Weimar Center of Health & Education in Weimar, California. Across the recent grant list, the grants are project-specific and centered on supporting SDA projects, rather than unrestricted institutional support.
Its active project programs reinforce that structure: selected projects receive annual awards funded from the ASI International Convention offering and online donations, with applications accepted for ministry and mission projects worldwide.
What Asi Missions Funds
Education is a recurring theme in the foundation’s giving. It awarded $770,000 to Fletcher Academy Inc. for support of SDA projects, and $674,023 to Harbert Hills Academy for the same purpose. It also gave $270,000 to Southwestern Adventist University and $265,000 to Southern Adventist University.
Media and communications also appear in the grant list. It Is Written in Chattanooga, Tennessee received $325,000 in 2023 and $250,000 in 2025, while Three Angels Broadcasting Network in West Frankfort, Illinois received $288,177 in 2024.
Health-oriented ministries are another clear thread. Weimar Center of Health & Education in Weimar, California received $560,376 in 2024 and $254,260 in 2025, and Uchee Pines Institute in Seale, Alabama received $508,000 in 2023.
The foundation also supports evangelism-focused organizations such as Center for Online Evangelism in Grants Pass, Oregon, which received $265,000 in 2025 and $250,000 in 2024.
How Asi Missions Gives
Typical grants are mid-sized to large by nonprofit standards: the 25th percentile is $15,000, the median is $29,464, and the 75th percentile is $104,500. The recent list also includes several awards in the hundreds of thousands, showing a mix of smaller project awards and larger institutional commitments.
Grantmaking is recurring rather than one-off. Multiple recipients appear across multiple years, including the General Conference of Seventh Day, Outpost Centers International, Larry Sharley Inst of Evangelism, Center for Online Evangelism, Weimar Center of Health & Education, It Is Written, and Georgia Cumberland Conference.
ASI Missions Inc. uses restricted, project-based funding tied to annual project programs. The available programs accept unsolicited applications and fund selected ministry and mission projects from offering and online-donation sources.