Christian Broadcasting Network

About Christian Broadcasting Network

The Christian Broadcasting Network Inc directs its largest recent grants to humanitarian work through Operation Blessing International, including eight-figure awards in 2024 and 2025. That pattern shows a foundation that combines religious broadcasting with hands-on relief, pairing media, prayer, and Christian outreach with direct service for disaster-affected and vulnerable populations. Alongside those large humanitarian grants, the foundation has also funded Regent University for Christian education, National Religious Broadcasters for Christian broadcasting, and military-support organizations such as Reboot Combat Recovery and Warriors Journey. The giving record also shows attention to faith-based outreach in specific communities. Grants to National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference support the Hispanic evangelical community, while awards to Latisha's House Foundation point to anti-trafficking work. Other recent recipients include Mercy Chefs, Union Mission, Mighty Oaks Foundation, and Sof Missions, indicating a mix of emergency food response, shelter-related humanitarian aid, veteran support, and Christian service. Across these grants, the foundation appears to use both large-scale operating support and smaller program-specific awards tied to its religious mission.

What Christian Broadcasting Network Funds

Humanitarian relief is the clearest cause area in the recent record. The foundation gave $50,000 to Mercy Chefs Inc for “Provide Food During Disasters,” and it also supported Hampton Roads Community Action Program with a $50,000 humanitarian grant. These awards sit alongside much larger relief funding to Operation Blessing International. Military and veteran support is another recurring theme. Recent grants include $140,000 to Reboot Combat Recovery, $116,642 to Warriors Journey, $95,000 to Soul Survivor Foundation, and $80,000 to Sof Missions for veteran health care. The foundation also backed Mighty Oaks Foundation with $45,000. In Christian education and media, the foundation awarded $372,472 to Regent University for Christian education and $250,000 to National Religious Broadcasters for Christian broadcasting. It also made a $40,000 grant to Tmcj International Productions Inc for Christian outreach. Anti-trafficking work appears through two grants to Latisha's House Foundation.

How Christian Broadcasting Network Gives