Christian Social Services Commission (CSSC) is an ecumenical body jointly established by Tanzania Episcopal Conference (TEC) and Christian Council of Tanzania (CCT) in 1992 to facilitate social services with the main focus on education and health services provided by member churches.
You live a life of faith. It’s central to everything you do. And as you plan for your future, you want your finances to reflect your faith and serve the church. Financial decisions can be confusing. You need a trusted guide who understands your faith and wise financial decisions. The Christian Church Foundation partners with you to plan well and invest wisely, ensuring you leave a legacy of faith. We have a track record of stable growth, our calling is to invest your resources well, and we manage your gifts to leave a lasting legacy.
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Worldwide, 570 million children live in extreme poverty, vulnerable to many factors that threaten their well-being. Children need protection, support and care at each stage of childhood to stay safe, healthy, learning and on track to achieve their potential. ChildFund works with local partner organizations, governments, corporations and individuals to help create the safe environments children need to thrive.
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WHAT DO CHILDREN NEED?
Worldwide, 570 million children are living in poverty. Parents too often lack the resources to give their children what they need. For too many families, access to health care is a luxury, and opportunities for education and employment are severely limited. ChildFund's programs address these issues so that children around the world can thrive at every stage of their lives.
A child's chance of accessing his or her true potential diminishes when any one of these factors is missing:
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
Grant requests submitted to the Foundation are viewed in light of the following priorities by which grant decisions are made. All prospective grant applicants are strongly urged to pay close attention to these priorities when deciding whether to submit an application.
Urban The Foundation has a strong interest in the unique challenges faced by the urban church. As the world rapidly urbanizes, we believe large cities are particularly strategic. We seek to encourage the establishment of new ministry in the largest urban centers worldwide. Approximately 80 percent of all grants we award support projects in major urban centers.
Small and Startup As our name implies, the Mustard Seed Foundation provides seed funding for start-up projects. We give priority to projects that are grassroots or plan to become locally managed and sustained. We do not provide ongoing support for projects that were started more than three years ago.
Individuals in Community We seek to partner with local congregations that identify, equip, and support their members who are called to specific areas of ministry in the church, the marketplace, and the world. The projects we support are typically started through the vision, calling, and gifting of individuals who are then supported by their local church. We believe it is a fundamental responsibility of every local congregation to nurture, encourage, and support the visions of their members that are God-given and kingdom-oriented.
Dynamic We look for creative initiatives that offer innovative approaches to local church-based ministries. We desire to support dynamic projects that show the love of Jesus in word and action. Therefore, we typically do not fund individuals who are serving in administrative roles, or projects for debt relief, land or building purchases.
Local Church Accountability and Financial Support We recognize the Church as God’s primary representative in the world. We also believe the local congregation of believers is His primary representative within a particular geographic area. Therefore, we consider local church accountability and financial support primary indicators of the priority, integrity, and sustainability of a particular project. A church must be willing to invest financially in a project for Mustard Seed to consider funding that project. We do not consider in-kind contributions alone as local church financial support. Projects initiated by parachurch organizations or denominational bodies will only be considered if there is clear evidence of financial support from a local church or multiple congregations.
Partnership Mustard Seed 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. Therefore, we will typically only fund up to 50 percent of the total cost of a project in any given year.
Granting Regions
Please choose a region below to read about our target cities and granting guidelines in different parts of the world.
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 or churches)
3. A staff member will respond to your inquiry and, if you qualify for funding, will send you a grant application form to complete.
The application form includes: – Personal Statement of Faith of the applicant – Background Information – Project Summary / Purpose of Grant – Local Church Involvement – Current Year Church Budget – Previous Year Church Budget – Project Budget – Church Governing Board Members – Legal Documentation – Church Statement of Faith / Mission Statement
Contact
Thank you for your interest in contacting us.
Before you send an enquiry please remember the following:
We partner with local church congregations located in the largest and most influential cities in the world.
When we partner with a congregation we do so by matching their own giving, and to help them start up new ministry in their own neighborhood.
We typically fund no more than 50% of a project budget in the first year. When we partner for more than one year our investment declines.
We do not provide support for projects for debt relief, land or building purchases or involving large capital expenditures.
If your enquiry does not appear to be a good fit for our granting priorities, you may not receive a response from us. We commonly receive many enquiries and more requests than we could possibly support. Thank you for your understanding.
Church-Based Granting: Please choose the Granting Region based upon the location of the project as the “area of inquiry”.
Harvey Fellows Program: Please read all of the Applicant information before sending us an inquiry below. Please select Harvey Fellows as the “area of inquiry”.
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Women Fund Tanzania is a registered Trust and the first women’s rights fund in the country both as a movement builder, and as an activist and feminist organization,
Our Mission
is to contribute to the building of a strong women’s movement in Tanzania through making grants, strengthening women’s capacity, building strategic alliances and mobilizing resources.
Our Vision
is to see a Tanzanian society where women realize their full potential and engage fully in the transformation of their communities in order to achieve empowerment and social justice.
We work in the following areas:
Grant Making and Capacity Strengthening
We aim to make grants accessible to women’s movement(s), women’s organizations, women’s groups and individual women at the local level, contributing to enhanced capacity, and better equipped stakeholders in order to protect and promote women's rights.
Strategic Alliance Building
We aim to strengthen strategic alliances and links between women’s rights organizations and women’s movement (s) in Tanzania and beyond for collective action in achieving women's rights.
At Women Fund Tanzania, we want every Tanzanian woman to be empowered and live free from sexual corruption/sextortion, violence and having representation of women during and post elections.
There is tremendous power when women work together; a profound sense of community and support. We at WFT are convinced that the immense power of the women’s movement arises from combining engagement platforms, experiences, and collaborative processes that harness the insights, knowledge, skills and ingenuity of organizations, individuals, groups and activists working in different settings in the country.
We work in the following areas:
Grant Making and Capacity Strengthening
We aim to make grants accessible to women’s movement(s), women’s organizations, women’s groups and individual women at the local level, contributing to enhanced capacity, and better equipped stakeholders in order to protect and promote women's rights.
Strategic Alliance Building
We aim to strengthen strategic alliances and links between women’s rights organizations and women’s movement (s) in Tanzania and beyond for collective action in achieving women's rights.
Resource Mobilization
We aim to mobilize resources, locally, regionally and internationally, supporting the protection and promotion of women’s rights and feminist movement building in Tanzania.
Institutional Strengthening
We aim to maintain and continuously improve a healthy and sustainable organizational base for realizing and delivering on WFT’s vision and mission and for delivering on WFT’s mandate.
CONTACT US
You can contact us at: P. O. Box 79235 Namanga, Msasani, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania T: +255 22 26 64 753 M:+255 753 912 130 Write us: info@wftrust.or.tz
Churches and ministries that are looking to expand staffing capacities, run an internship program, plant a church, send missionaries, or do short-term outreaches – we can help. By relieving you of the administration, we come alongside and help by processing anything that involves fundraising.
For Individuals
Individuals can be anyone currently in ministry or looking to go into ministry where raising financial support is necessary. Whether you are a missionary (domestic or international), campus ministry staff, ministry intern, or church planter, if you need to raise personal support we can help you accomplish your goals.
For Fiscally Sponsored Orgs
If you are a small ministry or launching a new ministry, Donor Fund can help you with administration needs so that you can focus on your mission more fully. Whether it be for a short time or an extended period, we can help provide an administrative covering that extends peace of mind to you, your donors, and your Board.
Donor Fund has been an answer to prayer.
When other mission organizations and churches did not quite understand our mission to reach the generation that comprises backpackers, Donor Fund did. They have been a perfect partner…. patient, kind, informative, loving, understanding, encouraging, and prayerful on our behalf – and incredibly responsive to meet our needs.
Christ’s Hope International is the body of Christ dedicated to caring for AIDS-affected, orphaned, and vulnerable children. From our humble beginnings in a small town in Namibia, Christ’s Hope International now cares for over 1,500+ children in 30+ Ministry CarePoints across Africa. National leaders run our programs and provide compassionate, Christ-centered care, which equips children to live in a family unit. We use a comprehensive model that focuses on meeting educational, physical, social, spiritual and emotional needs to ensure that we are effectively battling the cycle of AIDS and poverty. We have the opportunity to help raise up a new generation of CYCLEBREAKERS.
CONTACT US
Christ's Hope International PO Box 2238 Traverse City, MI 49685--2238 info@christshope.org 1-877-544-0914 Dave Kase, International Director
Christ's Hope International - Canada PO Box 65604 Dundas, Ontario, Canada L9H 6Y6 infoca@christshope.org 1-877-544-0914 Joe Marton, President
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Christian Hope International (CHI) is a UK based registered charity with specialist knowledge, built up over a number of years, in sending containers of aid mainly to Africa. CHI also provides educational support for children in many parts of Africa and India and are able to assist other charities, churches or groups to send their aid to places of need. Christian Hope International has handled containers on behalf of other charities, agencies and churches to many parts of the world.
WHAT WE DO & WHY WE DO IT??
Christian Hope International seeks to bring the true hope only found in Jesus Christ along with practical support to those in need in Africa and,through links with MWB to Eastern Europe. The example of Jesus and His teaching are the motivation for our work.
Working in partnership with the Christian Community in the ‘Developing World’ we seek to glorify God by providing practical aid, resourcing small community projects and enabling children to receive a good education through child sponsorship.
Website
http://www.christianhope.org.uk/
Year established
1994
About this organisation
Partnership types
Provision of goods
Regions / countries / territories
Europe: United Kingdom
Global issues
Children, youth and family welfare; Education and training; Food security and...show all (7)
Goods categories
Computer hardware & software; Furniture & furnishings; Home appliances
ADDRESS
Christian Hope International, Hope House, The Elms Estate, Church Road, Harold Wood. RM3 0JU
International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) is the official humanitarian agency of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America. Since its founding in 1992, IOCC has provided over $600 million in emergency relief and long-term development programs, without discrimination, to vulnerable families and communities in more than 60 countries. IOCC works in cooperation with the Orthodox Church and strengthens its capacity to respond to those in need. All assistance is provided solely on the basis of need, and benefits orphans, refugees and internally displaced persons, the elderly, school children, families and people with disabilities. IOCC helps people move from desperate circumstances to hope and economic self-sufficiency.