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Circle 555 Grants is sponsored by South Carolina Christian Foundation. Circle 555, the Women's Giving Circle of South Carolina Christian Foundation, offers annual grants to ministries specifically addressing women, children, and families and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Circle 555 & The LOOP | South Carolina Christian Foundation Circle 555 is a Christian Women’s Giving Circle founded as a special initiative of South Carolina Christian Foundation. Its mission is to unite Christian women in giving collectively and growing their hearts and lives for Christ. Circle 555’s goals are to advance God’s Kingdom by: Educating and involving women to discover ministry needs in the community.
Encouraging women to develop their passions for generous giving. Inspiring young girls in grades 1–12 to develop the joy of generous giving. Circle 555 members donate $555 or more each year.
Junior members (ages 35 and under) donate $155 or more annually. Donations are combined, and members determine by vote which Christian non-profit ministries will receive grant awards each year. Eligible ministries are focused on women, children, and families.
Click the button below to become a member, renew your membership, or make a donation to our mission. Circle Membership Donation The LOOP is a Christian giving circle for young girls and teenagers in grades 1 - 12. The LOOP is an initiative of Circle 555 and seeks to instill the joy of giving in the hearts of its members while nurturing Godly stewardship and service in this younger generation.
LOOP members donate $5. 55 or more annually and those donations are combined and matched by Circle 555 members. LOOP members determine by vote which Christian ministry serving women, children, and families will receive a grant award each year.
The LOOP Membership Donation And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. CIRCLE-GS@SCChristianFoundation. org CIRCLE-GVL@SCChristianFoundation.
org CIRCLE-SPTG@SCChristianFoundation. org Circle 555 York County / Rock Hill CIRCLE-YORK@SCChristianFoundation. org Volunteer with Circle 555 Are you interested in getting involved?
Circle 555 has several opportunities available. If you are interested in one of these committees, contact the Circle 555 Coordinator in your area. Provides prayer support for Circle 555, its committees, events, and members.
Oversees the grants process for Circle 555 by reviewing applications and recommending grant awards. Promotes the mission of Circle 555 through social gatherings and networking opportunities. Plans education meetings to educate members on community need, the annual awards event, and special events.
Plans and oversees LOOP meetings (education, voting, and awards); facilitates leadership team. First Name is a required field. Last Name is a required field.
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is a required field. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Our partnership with SCCF for our Donor Advised Fund has helped us expand and grow our giving opportunities with “Kingdom-focused” ministries. Through SCCF’s great support and service, Circle 555 in York County has made a Kingdom-minded impact on our community.
I give to many nonprofit organizations, and without hesitation, I would recommend SCCF to manage gifts in an impactful manner that is pleasing to God. Having participated in Gatekeepers for a few years, I have found the fellowship, accountability, and community with Christian brothers to be life-giving, edifying, and enriching. I would encourage anyone considering Gatekeepers to try it.
You will be blessed beyond expectation. Because SCCF is mission-focused and Christ-centered, my husband and I prayerfully decided to invest our charitable funds with them and participate in their ministries. We feel confident our investment works for God’s glory and His Kingdom.
SCCF has become a valued and trusted resource for Christians focused on building God’s Kingdom through faithful stewardship and generous giving in York, Chester, and Lancaster counties.
The greatest blessing for me in Circle 555 is partnering with Christian women from our community to support local ministries with our grants, gifts, and prayers and then hearing stories of how the Lord has changed lives and impacted families through these ministries.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Christian non-profit ministries focused on women, children, and families. Eligible organizations must complete a Ministry Profile. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Circle 555 Grants is funded by South Carolina Christian Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in South Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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