Programs limited to or including Georgia. National programs on the homepage are open to Georgia churches too.
Diaconal/outreach ministry projects
Official page for Presbytery of Greater Atlanta – Diaconal Ministry Grant (opens in new tab) ↗
Faith-leader training, apps/online interventions, capacity; not general ops
Official page for COMPASS Faith Capacity Building Grant (opens in new tab) ↗
Property, personnel or programming changes
Official page for Presbytery of Greater Atlanta – Beyond the Building Grants (opens in new tab) ↗
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Church grants are funds from foundations, denominations, companies or government programs that churches and ministries can apply for. They usually pay for a specific project, such as repairs, outreach, technology or training, and they don't have to be repaid.
Yes. Many funders accept congregations directly, especially denominational bodies and faith foundations. Some general foundations fund only 501(c)(3) programs, so check the eligibility line on each listing.
Start with your own denomination's diocese, conference, presbytery or synod, then regional faith foundations. Our small church grants page lists verified programs.
Yes. Programs such as the National Fund for Sacred Places fund urgent repairs at historic houses of worship, and several dioceses fund unexpected capital expenses. See church building and repair grants.
Yes. These include in-kind tech programs like Google Ad Grants and denominational technology grants. See church technology and training grants.
We open each funder's page and record only what it states, including amounts and deadlines, with the date we last checked it. Always confirm details with the funder before applying.