Fall 2026: ECF Grants $84,400 to Fight Poverty and Oppression
Announcing $84,400 to fall 2026 grant recipients: Crossroads Community Ministries, MUST Ministries, Parole Advocates, Rainbow Village, and St. Paul’s + Emmaus House.
Announcing $84,400 to fall 2026 grant recipients: Crossroads Community Ministries, MUST Ministries, Parole Advocates, Rainbow Village, and St. Paul’s + Emmaus House.
Using a truck funded in part ECF, the pantry now runs drive-thru mobile distributions in surrounding areas, bringing food to neighborhoods where public transit or grocery stores are sparse.
All Saints Episcopal Church (Warner Robins) won the 2026 Bishop’s Cup as the top fundraising parish for the 2026 Hunger Walk Run.
Announcing up to $57,000 to spring 2026 grant recipients: Church of the Resurrection, New American Pathways, Peachtree Road Farmers Market
Episcopal churches in the Diocese of Atlanta compete for the Bishop’s Cup—an over-the-top trophy and a $3500 check for outreach for the parish team that raises the most money for fighting hunger.
ECF announces $74,720 to fall 2025 grant recipients: Bloom Our Youth, St. Nicholas’, and St. Paul’s + Emmaus House.
The first person who needed groceries got in line 4.5 hours before the scheduled re-opening of the food pantry.
ECF’s grant funds multiply the impact for the Diocese of Atlanta’s human trafficking curriculum, expanding reach across The Episcopal Church.
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