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The Mustard Seed Foundation provides seed funding through matching grants for start-up projects of local churches in the largest urban centers of the world. Please read the following information thoroughly, and if you have additional questions see the FAQ. Granting Priorities.
All successful applications have significant funding and accountability from the church, and have a creative and innovative approach to share the love of Jesus Christ in word and action. We give priority to small, dynamic start-up initiatives that plan to become locally managed or sustained.
Church-Based Grants. The Mustard Seed Foundation provides seed funding for small startup projects of churches around the world. The Foundation seeks to help launch projects as a minority partner, providing funds over a limited time period, and in a way that encourages self-sufficiency and reliance on the local church.
We give the highest priority to projects in the largest urban centers of Africa. Specifically, we focus our granting in the following cities: Abidjan, Abuja, Accra, Addis Ababa, Bujumbura, Cape Town, Dakar, Dar es Salaam, Duala.
How To Apply For A Grant. 1. Read our guidelines in the region of your project. Look at our Project Examples and the FAQ to see if you qualify for funding. 2. Contact Us and tell us: – A description of the initiative. – The cost of the project. – Grant amount being sought.
Grants. In 2022 we awarded $1,578,629 in grants matched by local churches to help establish 181 new innovative, grass-roots ministries mostly in the largest urban centers of the world. As our name implies, the Mustard Seed Foundation provides seed funding for small startup projects primarily to churches around the world.
Approximately 80 percent of all grants we award support projects in major urban centers. How to Apply. 1. Read our guidelines in the region of your project. 2. Contact Us and tell us: – A description of the initiative – The cost of the project – Grant amount being sought – Major sources of financial support (including that of a church ...
After 40 years of ministry, the Mustard Seed Foundation has officially concluded its operations. The Foundation began with its incorporation as a nonprofit organization in South Carolina in 1983 and awarding of first grants in 1984.
The Mustard Seed Foundation provides grants to churches and Christian organizations worldwide that are undertaking new ministry projects including outreach, discipleship, and economic empowerment.
Mustard Seed Foundation defines empowerment as giving decision-making power to the poor. Revolving loan funds created for church members to start small businesses and micro-enterprise programs are examples of typical empowerment projects.