Church and Christian Organization Grants is a grant from the Mustard Seed Foundation that funds local churches and Christian nonprofit organizations working in urban communities across the U.S. and internationally. The foundation supports three main programs: Church-Based Grants for startup projects focused on outreach, economic empowerment, or discipleship; the Harvey Fellows Program for Christian graduate students at premier institutions in fields underrepresented by Christians; and the Theology of Work Grant for theological institutions. Eligible organizations include local churches and Christian nonprofits in major U.S. cities (Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Miami, Chicago, New York, Houston) and large urban centers in Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America. Church-Based Grants average $5,000, with awards up to $50,000 for larger programs. No set deadline is listed.

The Mustard Seed Foundation Grant supports microgrants for parish-level ministry initiatives within the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago. The Mustard Seed Fund awards funding to clergy and stewards seeking to develop and implement new or existing parish-level programs that advance evangelism, outreach, and the welcoming of new generations of Orthodox Christians. Grant recipients receive financial support and mentorship to develop their initiative, evaluate benchmarks, and share outcomes with other participants. The program is designed to test and scale promising ministries that inspire younger Orthodox Christians to participate more fully in church life and community service.

The Rural Impact Fund is sponsored by Bridge Builders Community Foundations (in partnership with the Center for Rural Ministry at Grove City College). This program provides targeted grant funding to Christian congregations serving rural and small-town communities, with the goal of equipping them to meet pressing needs and deepen their role as trusted community anchors.

South Carolina Christian Foundation Community Trust Grants is a grant program from the South Carolina Christian Foundation that funds faith-based and community nonprofit organizations working across South Carolina. The foundation supports projects in areas including poverty relief, education, health services, and community development, with a priority on work rooted in Christian values and service. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations with an active presence in South Carolina. The foundation reviews grant requests on a rolling or scheduled cycle; applicants should submit a letter of inquiry before providing a full proposal. Grant amounts and deadlines vary; current guidelines are available on the South Carolina Christian Foundation website.