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Office of Faith-Based Initiatives Grants is a grant program from the New Jersey Department of State that funds faith-based and community organizations providing social services, educational programming, and community development in New Jersey. The FY2027 grant cycle offers multiple funding streams including Social Innovation, Special Projects, Project ATLAS, Sustainable Development, and Freedom School Planning Grants.
Applications are due March 3 at 1:00 p. m. , and OFBI hosts live technical assistance webinars to help organizations navigate each grant type.
Eligible applicants include faith-based organizations, nonprofits, and community groups serving New Jersey residents. The program is overseen by Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State Dr. Dale G. Caldwell.
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NJ Department of State - New Jersey Office of Faith Based Initiatives - Grant Opportunities Official Site of The State of New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill • Lt. Governor Dr. Dale G. Caldwell FAQs Frequently Asked Questions New Jersey Office of Faith Based Initiatives Dr. Dale G.
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Governor and Secretary of State New Jersey Office of Faith Based Initiatives FY2027 Grant Applications are Due March 3 at 1:00 pm New Jersey Office of Faith Based Initiatives FY2027 Funding Opportunities Social Innovation Guidelines Special Projects Guidelines Project ATLAS Grant Guidelines Freedom School Planning Grants Schedule of Live Technical Assistance Webinars The OFBI has scheduled a series of grant specific Zoom training and technical assistance webinars that will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to register in Blue SAGE, Organization Information, Accessing the Application & Introduction to Logic Modeling.
These sessions are designed to answer questions you might have regarding the OFBI grant guidelines and the application process. Got Questions? Attend the Q&A webinar covering all grant opportunities and the application process.
We ask that you watch the webinars on the webinars page for the grants you are interested in and join this call. Bring all your questions along from the How To’s of registering in Blue SAGE, managing Organization Information, accessing the application, and an introduction to Logic Modeling. It is designed to address any inquiries you may have regarding the Faith Action Center grant guidelines and application procedures.
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pw d=bHPMOUeFCfJoLiQct2aaaZY6zN3Gwq. 1 Social Innovation/Special Projects/Freedom School & Project ATLAS https://us02web. zoom.
us/j/86769755295? pwd=cnScQ0kYRQj4IM2QcVExMvbd9TFVdA. 1 Sustainable Development Plan Template Sustainable Development Readiness Assessment Zoning and Land Use Feasibility Guide for Houses of Worship & Nonprofits Project ATLAS Readiness Assessment Freedom School Readiness Assessment Capacity Building Logic Model Division of Consumer Affairs If you have an existing DCA Portal Account or need to create one, click: DCA Portal Account .
To search the Directory of Registered Charities, click: Registered Charities Directory . For answers to common questions, visit the Charity FAQ’s page .
Tax Exempt Organization Search | Internal Revenue Service Congressional and Legislative Districts Division of Consumer Affairs | Charities Registration: If you need to apply for your organization’s Charity Registration Number or need to renew, download DCA Portal Filings and Portal Status Definitions for step by step instructions.
If you have questions regarding the charity registration process, call the charities hotline at 973-504-6215. Tax Exempt Organization Search | Internal Revenue Service The Project ATLAS Grant is to provide capacity building grants, technical assistance and customized coaching, identified by the OFBI that will strengthen the viability and capacity of participating FBCOs to provide quality social services to the community.
The Social Innovation (SI) Grant seeks to support creative responses in addressing social issue(s). The SI grants supports social services targeting individuals that are low income. The Special Projects Grant supports social services targeting individuals that are low income.
SE2D Project Grant seeks to fund enterprising lead Faith and Community Based Organizations (FCBOs) to implement strategies that address social issues in new and exciting ways. The Freedom School grant is designed to provide a summer enrichment program to K-12 grade students with rich culturally relevant teaching models facilitated in a multicultural multi-racial environment.
The program must include five essential components: high quality academic and character building enrichment; parent and family involvement, civic engagement and social action; intergenerational servant leadership development and nutrition, health and mental health wellbeing services. Current Grant Opportunities The current grant application period has passed. Please check back again for future updates.
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Governor Dr. Dale G. Caldwell Legal Statement & Disclaimers NJ Office of Faith Based Initiatives Trenton, New Jersey 08625 Physical Location: 225 West State Street, 3rd floor, Trenton, NJ Email: Feedback@sos. nj.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Faith-based nonprofits and houses of worship operating in New Jersey; applicants must be registered charities via DCA Portal. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was March 3, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Office of Faith‑Based Initiatives Grants (NJ Department of State) is funded by New Jersey Department of State – Office of Faith‑Based Initiatives. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Jersey. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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