Cpps Heritage Mission Fund

About Cpps Heritage Mission Fund

The fund’s defining pattern is mission-aligned support for organizations working from Precious Blood Spirituality, especially where grants address healing and reconciliation, solidarity with the poor, and unmet needs in the community. Cpps Heritage Mission Fund gives through an annual cycle and also makes mini-grants for recent recipients with unexpected costs, which points to a mix of planned support and follow-on help. Recent awards show both operating and project funding. Good Neighbor House in Dayton received $200,000 for operating support of existing programs, while Good Knights Inc in Wellington received $100,000 for expansion and enhancement of existing programs and projects. The fund also backs Catholic and faith-based service organizations, such as Sisters of the Precious Blood in Dayton at $75,000 for operating support and St John Vianney Parish Flint at $88,000 for a capital project. The grant list includes social services, shelters, clinics, food-related work, and organizations serving people facing poverty or hardship. Several awards went to groups in Dayton and other Ohio communities, but the fund also supports organizations in Michigan, California, and other states. Its recent record suggests a funder that uses grants to sustain day-to-day operations, improve existing work, and occasionally underwrite buildings or other capital needs.

What Cpps Heritage Mission Fund Funds

A central theme in Cpps Heritage Mission Fund’s giving is faith-based social service. It supported Good Neighbor House in Dayton with $200,000 for operating support of existing programs and helped St Vincent De Paul Social Services in Dayton with $60,000 for operating support. Poverty relief and food security also appear repeatedly. The fund gave $50,000 to Findlay Hope House for the Homeless for operating support of existing programs and $60,000 to Wedontwaste Inc in Denver for a capital project. Health and medical support is another visible area. St Jeanne De Lestonnac Free Clinic in Orange received $50,000 for operating support, while Healthy Moms & Babes in Cincinnati received $50,000 for expansion or enhancement of existing programs and projects. Education and community development show up as well. El Puente Educational Center in Dayton received $59,440 for operating support and $50,000 for operating support in another year.

How Cpps Heritage Mission Fund Gives