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Find similar grantsMore Than Enough Grant is sponsored by Southwestern Texas Synod. Provides seed grants to congregations and ministries in the Southwestern Texas Synod that have existing food or hunger ministries, or who are starting or expanding such ministries.
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Mark’s Lutheran Kids Against Hunger Immanuel, Lutheran Pflugerville First, Lutheran San Marcos SWT Congregation PowerPoint Slide ELCA World Hunger’s Feeding Ministries Guide “At The Table” Vacation Bible School PDF Advocacy 101 for Young Adults (WH) ELCA World Hunger Action Guide The More than Enough Fund provides seed grants to congregations and ministries in the Southwestern Texas Synod that have existing food or hunger ministries, or who are starting or expanding food or hunger ministries.
Martin Luther himself was concerned with feeding the community. He had organized the ministry of the 16th century church to fall into three categories, one for the Church, one for the support of the ministry, and one for care for the poor.
He put into practice a “common chest,” a large trunk where locals in Wittenberg could give food, clothes, money, and other necessities as they were able, so that the ministry to the poor could continue. At the time, that was a revolutionary new practice, reforming the church so that everyone could have a way of giving to those who were in need. Ministry by the people, for the people.
It is in this ethos that the More than Enough Fund has been established. Applicants must be a synod congregation or ministry located in the Southwestern Texas Synod.
The focus of this grant fund is to provide financial support for any ministry or program that seeks to alleviate hunger, establish or reform systems for food equity in communities, advocate for vulnerable peoples around issues of food, food insecurity, or other hunger or food ministry opportunities, and/or promote healthy/nutritional eating habits and lifestyles.
The following application must be filled out completely and submitted by the deadline. This application form must be completed in its entirety; omission of any requested information will affect the score awarded to the grant proposal. The completed form must be submitted no later than midnight on August 15th.
Late submissions will not be accepted. Questions about the grant application or process should be directed to
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Synod congregations or ministries located in the Southwestern Texas Synod, with a focus on food and hunger ministries. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
More Than Enough Grant is funded by Southwestern Texas Synod. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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