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Women and Girls Mission Fund is sponsored by American Baptist Women's Ministries. The Women and Girls Mission Fund is a dedicated resource for supporting mission and ministries that specifically benefit women and girls, addressing the oppression of women and girls.
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Mission Fund | AB Women’s Ministries Women and Girls Mission Fund The Women and Girls Mission Fund is a dedicated and permanent resource that offers a streamlined approach for supporting mission and ministries that specifically benefit women and girls.
By contributing to the Women and Girls Mission Fund, you are providing crucial support for a wide range of initiatives within American Baptist Women’s Ministries, including the Young Adult Women’s Ministries, AB GIRLS, Leadership Development Fund, Refit, national mission projects, and local missions that focus on bringing healing and hope to women and girls.
Thanks to the unwavering support from generous individuals, churches, and regions, American Baptist Women’s Ministries has been able to empower women and girls through ministries across the United States. The Women and Girls Mission Fund has played a key role in facilitating this impactful work, ensuring that resources are available to promote healing, hope, and empowerment for women and girls in communities nationwide.
If you are interested in applying for a grant from American Baptist Women’s Ministries’ Women and Girls Mission Fund to support initiatives addressing the oppression of women and girls, please refer to the information below. Limited funding is available to expand our work through grants to deserving entities. To access the downloadable grant application form and guidelines, please see below.
Ways to Give to the Women and Girls Mission Fund By contributing financially, you can help support the various activities and initiatives of the Women and Girls Mission Fund, including events, workshops, and charitable projects that empower and uplift women. Your time and expertise are valuable. Volunteer to organize events, lead workshops, or serve as a resource for other members of the Women and Girls Mission Fund.
Consider donating needed supplies, books, or resources that can be used to further the mission and impact of the Women and Girls Mission Fund. Through legacy giving, you have the opportunity to leave a lasting impact by including the Women and Girls Mission Fund in your will or estate plans. Keep an eye out for fundraising events organized by the Women and Girls Mission Fund.
Your participation directly contributes to the success of these initiatives. Give by Paypal info@abwomensministries. org Give by text (text ABWM to 44321) Please feel free to call us at (610) 768-2288 or email us Spiritual Growth & Sisterhood 1075 First Ave STE C-210, King of Prussia, PA 19406 Karla Rivera Avilés serves as Director of Programs for American Baptist Women’s Ministries.
A devoted Puerto Rican attorney with 18 years of experience, she has centered her career on advocating for survivors of domestic violence and sexual aggression. Her work reflects a strong commitment to justice, faith, and community service. Karla brings valuable experience from ecumenical work in Puerto Rico and Peru, particularly in championing the rights of women and children.
At ABWM, she is dedicated to creating programs that empower women and girls to thrive through faith and courage. Marketing & Communications Director Associate Executive Director Rev. Dr. Christine A.
Smith begins as Director of the Rudd Empowerment Center in October 2024, bringing extensive experience in leadership development, ministry, and advocacy. Rev. Dr. Smith is passionate about empowering women in ministry and providing them with the tools and resources to excel in their calling.
Her leadership at the Rudd Empowerment Center focuses on advancing education, mentorship, and advocacy initiatives that support women both within and beyond the faith community. Committed to ABWM’s mission, she works to elevate the voices of women and girls globally, fostering an environment where their leadership can thrive.
Reverend LT Armstrong began as Executive Director of ABWM in July 2024, bringing a breath of experience to the role. Rev. LT Armstrong is dedicated to the spiritual, educational, and social growth of women and children, particularly girls.
Her leadership focuses on innovative programming, strategic partnerships, and fostering a community where women and children can thrive. She is committed to advancing ABWM’s mission, ensuring that every woman and child is empowered through faith to advance beyond any obstacles or barriers they face. Rev.
Dr. Cassandra Foster Rev. Dr. Cassandra Foster began her journey at ABWM in 2022 as a content creator. In her new role as Outreach Coordinator, she brings her expertise and passion for connecting with and empowering communities.
Reverend Cassandra focuses on building outreach strategies, representing ABWM at various conferences, and engaging women and girls in the organization’s mission. Her work ensures that every woman and child can connect, grow, thrive, and find a sense of belonging within the ABWM community. We invite you to connect with Reverend Cassandra to learn more about ABWM’s initiatives and explore ways to get involved.
She is eager to engage with and support our community. Lianne Quaynor began as our Program Coordinator in October 2024 focused on developing and coordinating programming to promote human rights, women’s empowerment and faith based advocacy at American Baptist Women’s Ministries.
She brings experience working on global issues regarding women and girls rights and human rights for various non-profits and international organizations as well as with youth ministry in making spaces of faith more inclusive and intergenerational.
She is passionate about education, volunteering, and social justice but most importantly being able to empower, elevate and equip women and girls to be leaders in making their dreams and aspirations a reality and the world a better place.
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Women and Girls Mission Fund is funded by American Baptist Women's Ministries. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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USDA-NIFA-WAMS-011117 posted September 4, 2026 with $1,905,210 across an estimated 12 awards of $25,000 to $200,000, closing September 14, 2026. The opportunity title is now simply "Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Fields." Assistance listing 10.318 still reads "Women and Minorities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Fields" — and NIFA's own program page says the program is not funded for FY2026.
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