Fighting Hunger and Isolation as a Community
To end physical hunger, we must work together – and working together will end the hunger created by lack of connection and isolation.
Preparing the Way: Community Practices of Welcome
Cultivating community practices of welcome is how we can get involved at the parish, local community, and national levels.
Community Discernment for Episcopal Parishes
The Social Discernment Cycle seeks to help groups answer the question: “How is God leading us to act in this particular moment?”
Site Visits with ECF Look a Little Different
Site visits are an important part of the grantmaking cycle at the Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia. Grant applicants are required to submit both a Letter of Intent and an Application before…
The Ease of Bequests
ECF can accept your bequest and distribute your gift to your parish, ministries in our Diocese that you are passionate about, and to our grantmaking fund which ensures ECF is able to continue helping Episcopal parishes serve the poor and oppressed for decades to come.
What is a required minimum distribution?
ECF can accept your charitable donation from your IRA and distribute your gift to your parish, ministries in our Diocese that you are passionate about, and to our grantmaking fund which ensures ECF is able to continue helping Episcopal parishes serve the poor and oppressed for decades to come.
CARES Act Introduces Giving Incentives for 2020
In March 2020, Congress passed an economic relief package known as the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. According to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, “The CARES Act provides fast and direct…