Becoming Beloved Community Grants
The Episcopal Church’s Becoming Beloved Community grants build capacity in the Church to do the work of racial healing, reconciliation, and justice. The grants may be used for work in these primary fields:
- Telling the truth about our churches and race
- Proclaiming the dream of Beloved Community
- Practicing Jesus’ way of healing and reconciliation
- Repairing the breach in institutions and society
Rolling application dates: June 16 - August 15, 2020
Information and Application
- Telling the truth about our churches and race
- Proclaiming the dream of Beloved Community
- Practicing Jesus’ way of healing and reconciliation
- Repairing the breach in institutions and society
Rolling application dates: June 16 - August 15, 2020
Information and Application
Grants for New Episcopal Communities
New Episcopal Communities grants are intended to support operating/program expenses such as salary and benefits, insurance, rent, educational materials, and other operating needs, and are open to any New Episcopal Community with a sponsoring Episcopal diocese.
Deadlines: July 15 and November 15, 2020.
More information.
Deadlines: July 15 and November 15, 2020.
More information.
United Thank Offering - 2020/21 Grant Cycle - 2 grants offered
Updated 6/29/20 from this press release
The United Thank Offering (UTO) Board is pleased to announce the availability of their 2021 United Thank Offering Annual Grants. These grants are awarded for projects in The Episcopal Church and throughout the Anglican Communion, each year with a different focus. For 2021, the focus is Recovering with Love and Gratitude: An Episcopal Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Local Contexts.
The United Thank Offering will accept applications in two categories, Sustaining Ministries and Innovative Ministries, at two different funding levels through two granting cycles. The criteria for each category are different. Applicants must demonstrate concisely how the project directly supports the recovery effort.
Sustaining Ministry Grants are applications for previous UTO grant sites that are addressing the increased needs in their communities caused by COVID-19. This category honors the tradition of UTO to fund grant sites for numerous years in order to maintain programs after the World Wars and the Spanish Flu Epidemic. Applicants in this category must demonstrate that the funds requested to sustain current ministries, which were started with UTO funds (e.g. elder care, post-prison reentry, preschools, food insecurity ministries, substance abuse) and will be used to directly offset the increased need caused by COVID-19 and the economic downturn.
Innovative Ministry Grants are applications that are for start-up costs for new ministries or new projects/programs within an existing ministry program beyond simply increasing the number of participants in the current program that address community needs in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturn.
Funding Levels and Grant Cycles:
Due to the extreme need in local communities, for this granting cycle, the UTO Board has established two levels of funding in order to help as many applicants as possible: Seed Funding ($0 to $10,000) and Impact Funding ($10,001 to $25,000). Additionally, the UTO Board recognizes that the needs of communities are dire now and will continue, therefore, there will be two grant cycles for 2021 within the focus area. The UTO Board will grant all Ingathering funds received by August 31, 2020 and awarded in October 2020, and the remaining Ingathering will be awarded in April 2021 through a second grant cycle.
Grant information page
The United Thank Offering (UTO) Board is pleased to announce the availability of their 2021 United Thank Offering Annual Grants. These grants are awarded for projects in The Episcopal Church and throughout the Anglican Communion, each year with a different focus. For 2021, the focus is Recovering with Love and Gratitude: An Episcopal Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic in Local Contexts.
The United Thank Offering will accept applications in two categories, Sustaining Ministries and Innovative Ministries, at two different funding levels through two granting cycles. The criteria for each category are different. Applicants must demonstrate concisely how the project directly supports the recovery effort.
Sustaining Ministry Grants are applications for previous UTO grant sites that are addressing the increased needs in their communities caused by COVID-19. This category honors the tradition of UTO to fund grant sites for numerous years in order to maintain programs after the World Wars and the Spanish Flu Epidemic. Applicants in this category must demonstrate that the funds requested to sustain current ministries, which were started with UTO funds (e.g. elder care, post-prison reentry, preschools, food insecurity ministries, substance abuse) and will be used to directly offset the increased need caused by COVID-19 and the economic downturn.
Innovative Ministry Grants are applications that are for start-up costs for new ministries or new projects/programs within an existing ministry program beyond simply increasing the number of participants in the current program that address community needs in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturn.
Funding Levels and Grant Cycles:
Due to the extreme need in local communities, for this granting cycle, the UTO Board has established two levels of funding in order to help as many applicants as possible: Seed Funding ($0 to $10,000) and Impact Funding ($10,001 to $25,000). Additionally, the UTO Board recognizes that the needs of communities are dire now and will continue, therefore, there will be two grant cycles for 2021 within the focus area. The UTO Board will grant all Ingathering funds received by August 31, 2020 and awarded in October 2020, and the remaining Ingathering will be awarded in April 2021 through a second grant cycle.
Grant information page
If you received a grant from Province V in 2018, please return your forms to Heather.
The Province V grant program is currently under review.
Contact Heather if you have any questions
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