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Historical funding: Matching grants (e.g., if a church receives $5,000, the foundation will match it with another $5,000)
Prior eligibility: Churches worldwide engaged in ministry, including outreach, discipleship, and economic empowerment. Focus areas include leadership development and cultural engagement.
Mustard Seed Foundation Grants is a grant program from The Mustard Seed Foundation that funds church-based projects and Christian graduate students in strategic fields. The Church-Based Grants stream provides seed funding for small startup ministry projects worldwide — focused on outreach, economic empowerment, and discipleship — with average awards of $5,000, structured to encourage self-sufficiency and reliance on the local church. The Harvey Fellows Program supports Christian graduate students pursuing advanced degrees at premier institutions in fields underrepresented by Christians, equipping them to integrate faith and vocation in areas such as media, government, science, the arts, and higher education. The Theology of Work Grant awards theological institutions to develop coursework on a biblical theology of work. Eligible applicants include churches worldwide and accredited theological institutions.
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