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ENDOWMENT Amanda Dela Cruz 2025-12-29T13:57:59-08:00 Oregon Synod Endowment Funds The Oregon Synod is blessed to have endowment fund gifts to provide support and funding for new mission and ministry projects, and programs that care and nurture people to grow in faith.
The Oregon Synod elects a Board of Trustees to direct the following activities of the Fund: Fund for Leaders – Seminary Scholarship Program Creative Ministry – New Ministry Projects Victoria Delk Fund –Youth Ministry Projects Tea and Treasures – Retired Pastor Gatherings Creative Ministry – Ministry Projects “In July we distributed over 350 toothbrushes and tubes of toothpaste and feminine hygiene products.
Most humbling were the children that received a pouch with their toothbrush, toothpaste, and floss, who held them as if it were a present. This effort has opened many of us to the needs of our friends and neighbors here in southern Deschutes County. ” – Jane Boubel, Project Leader, dental and feminine hygiene support.
Sunriver Christian Fellowship. Creative Ministries Grant Recipient 2021 Victoria Delk Fund – Youth Projects “Emanuel Lutheran Church would like to thank you for the opportunity to have this [community youth birthday] celebration. The grant money provided the birthday bags/totes, books, party contents, and the cupcakes.
We were able to distribute about 600 books and 200 birthday bags to the children. Such a great feeling knowing that these children got books in their hands and all those goodies, and also got to enjoy all the activities provided especially during this trying time. We feel we what we did what we wanted to do and that was to reach lots of children in our community, and to celebrate those who are underserved.
” – Michelle Crafford, Project Leader, community youth birthday celebration with local library–Delk Fund Grant Recipient 2021 Learn About Congregational Endowments The Oregon Synod Endowment Board strives to educate congregations and members that stewardship is the management of God-given gifts and about the giving of major gifts and estates for missions.
We are available to help assist congregations in the creation of congregational endowment funds for mission. Reach out to our synod office to be connected to the team. “Gifts to endowments provide strong stable support for ministries that provide a lasting benefit to our synod and congregations”
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Congregations and ministries affiliated with the Oregon Synod. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Creative Ministry - New Ministry Projects is funded by Oregon Synod (Endowment Funds). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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