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Find similar grantsEngaging Young Catholics Grants is sponsored by Catholic Extension. Supports ministries providing faith formation to children, teens, young adults, and families, enhancing community vibrancy and fostering new leadership within the church.
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Engaging Young Catholics - Catholic Extension Society To support ministries to children, teens, and young adults, and families that provide faith formation. Click here to find out how “Engaging Young Catholics” funding helps a flourishing campus ministry at Oklahoma State University in the Diocese of Tulsa. The vibrancy and viability of a Catholic community largely depends on its ability to share the faith with the next generation.
“Engaging Young Catholics” helps dioceses and parishes provide for the pastoral and faith formation needs of young Catholics. Additionally, Catholic Extension Society supports initiatives that serve to develop new leaders in the church among young Catholics. Catholic Extension Society will consider funding the following types of Catholic youth and young adult ministry programs.
This will be done through operational support, salary subsidies or seed money that creates, sustains or expands ministries serving young Catholics on a parish, regional, or diocesan level. University/College campus ministry Religious education for children and families.
Young Adult ministry/programs Funding Request Document Requirements Begin a New Online Funding Request Letter of endorsement from the diocesan bishop (one letter is sufficient for simultaneously submitted requests, but a copy of that letter should be attached to each request) Financial statements of the program, department, or entity seeking funding Budget for year of the funding with full breakdown of project expenses and revenue List of the qualifications of the minister seeking funding, if applicable Product information or program brochure describing scope of services, if applicable To access a draft version of the Engaging Young Catholics funding application form, please click here .
Please note that this cannot be submitted in place of the online funding request. This document is only meant to serve as a guide for the information needed, but the official funding request must still be submitted online using the link provided above in order to be considered for funding. Struggling faith communities need your help.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations offering faith formation to young Catholics. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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