About Au'Inca Door of Hope
Au'Inca Door of Hope Inc. is a small, faith-driven funder that concentrates its giving on Native American tribal governments/communities and Christian congregations/missions, particularly Pentecostal and evangelical churches. Most dollars flow to a handful of repeated recipients serving tribal areas in the Southwest, suggesting a mix of community development and faith-based ministry support rather than broad national philanthropy.
Focus Areas
Support for Arizona tribal communities (e.g., White Mountain Apache, Cibecue)Pentecostal and evangelical church ministries in tribal or rural communitiesFaith-based mission outreach and local congregation program supportCommunity services on reservation lands (implicit from tribal and church grantees)
Giving Approach
Highly concentrated: a majority of funds go to a small number of large grants to tribal entities and repeat church grantees. Giving is relationship-focused (multiple grants to the same organizations) rather than widely distributed across many new recipients.
Funding Style
program-specific supportrestricted/project funding
About Au'Inca Door of Hope
Au'inca Door of Hope Inc. directs much of its recent giving toward Native American tribal communities and church-based ministry in the Southwest, with large program-support grants landing repeatedly at White Mountain Apache Tribe and Cibecue Tribal Complex. The pattern points to a funder that backs ongoing local operations rather than a wide mix of national charities. Recent awards also show support for faith communities in reservation and rural settings, including ShipRock Pentecostal Church and Faith Covenant Church in Monument Valley. That combination of tribal and Pentecostal or evangelical recipients shapes the foundation’s profile more than any single project type. The foundation’s largest recent grants are concentrated among a small set of recurring recipients, and several of those recipients appear in different years. White Mountain Apache Tribe received $543,766 in 2024 and $307,656 in 2023 for program support, while Cibecue Tribal Complex received $353,920 in 2025. Those grants, together with other program-support awards to churches and mission-oriented organizations, suggest a grantmaker that favors sustained operating support in communities it knows well.
What Au'Inca Door of Hope Funds
In tribal community support, Au'inca Door of Hope Inc. gave $543,766 to White Mountain Apache Tribe in White River, AZ, for program support, and $353,920 to Cibecue Tribal Complex in Cibeque, AZ, for program support. Those awards sit alongside another grant to White Mountain Apache Tribe for $307,656 in 2023, showing repeated support for the same community. Faith-based ministry is another clear theme. The foundation awarded $146,458 to ShipRock Pentecostal Church in ShipRock, NM, and $100,406 plus $97,710 plus $45,059 to Faith Covenant Church in Monument Valley, UT, all for program support. It also gave $38,345 to Freedom Church of God in Emory, TX, and $23,216 to Hidalgo Mission in Hidalgo, TX. Across these grants, the common thread is operational support for churches and mission settings in tribal or rural places.
How Au'Inca Door of Hope Gives
Typical grant size is $45,059 at the 25th percentile, $100,406 at the median, and $307,656 at the 75th percentile, indicating a small number of larger awards alongside many mid-sized grants. The recent record also shows repeat recipients across multiple years, including White Mountain Apache Tribe and Faith Covenant Church. Au'inca Door of Hope Inc. appears to use program support as its standard grant form. It is a foundation rather than a donor-advised fund or operating charity, and it does not fund individuals or make program-related investments.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$437K
Total Assets
$529K
Total Revenue
$768K
Total Expenses
$691K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $45K and $308K, with a median of $100K.
25th Percentile
$45K
Median
$100K
75th Percentile
$308K
Geographic Reach
Regional4 states funded
About 22% of grants go to recipients in AZ.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
RAMONA HILL
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