Blievernicht Family Foundation

About Blievernicht Family Foundation

The Blievernicht Family Foundation’s largest recent award went to Hope Ministries in Springdale, Arkansas: $59,000 in 2026 for general support, missions conferences, medical missions, Guatemala mission station construction, and pastors. That single grant captures the foundation’s pattern: faith-based work tied to missions, literature distribution, pastoral support, and relief. Across recent filings, the foundation backs organizations that print and distribute tracts, support missionaries and church partners, and fund ministry in international settings and restricted or underserved countries. World Missionary Press received another major award of $50,900 in 2026 for tract printing and supplies, reinforcing the emphasis on religious literature as a core giving theme. Other grants show similar priorities in different forms: support for evangelism ministries in Central America, prison ministry, Hmong pastors in Vietnam, children’s homes in Southeast Asia, and humanitarian relief linked to Christian organizations. The foundation also gives to denominational and missionary churches, including Southern Baptist partners, indicating that institutional church support is part of its grantmaking alongside specialized evangelical nonprofits. Grant activity is concentrated in relatively modest awards with a few larger checks, and the recipients are mostly U.S.-based organizations carrying out international ministry.

What Blievernicht Family Foundation Funds

Bible and tract distribution is a recurring theme. The foundation gave $50,900 to World Missionary Press for tract printing and supplies, and another $27,230 to Bible Tracts Inc. for general support. It also funded $10,000 to Rod and Staff for foreign language materials, showing support for evangelical literature in multiple formats. Missionary and pastoral support appears in several grants. Pioneers received $11,325 for missionary support and $10,900 for the same purpose in 2026. Shepherds Staff was granted $11,000 for missionaries to Israel and $10,000 for missionaries in Israel. Bartlesville Southern Baptist Ch also received $31,500 for general and missionary support, plus $19,650 in 2026 with added Moldova ministry support. Relief and ministry services are another thread. Great Hope India Foundation received $16,800 for humanitarian relief, while Mi Casa was awarded $13,466 for House of Life El Salvador general support. Mark Cahill Ministry received $33,180 for general support and prison ministry support.

How Blievernicht Family Foundation Gives