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.
Fundraising for Hunger: All Saints Warner Robins Claims 2026 Bishop’s Cup
All Saints Episcopal Church (Warner Robins) won the 2026 Bishop’s Cup as the top fundraising parish for the 2026 Hunger Walk Run.
Spring 2026: ECF Grants up to $57,000 in Matching Funds
Announcing up to $57,000 to spring 2026 grant recipients: Church of the Resurrection, New American Pathways, Peachtree Road Farmers Market
Fall 2025: ECF Grants Nearly $75,000
ECF announces $74,720 to fall 2025 grant recipients: Bloom Our Youth, St. Nicholas’, and St. Paul’s + Emmaus House.
Spring 2025: ECF Grants Up to $83,000
ECF announces $83,000 to spring 2025 grant recipients: Community Helping Place, Family Promise of Athens, and St. Alban’s Episcopal Church.
Fall 2024: ECF Grants Up to $92,500
ECF announces $92,500 to fall 2024 grant recipients: CVEM, Macon Volunteer Clinic, Putnam Christian Outreach, and St. Michael & All Angels.
Spring 2024: ECF Grants $41,532 to Fight Poverty
Today ECF announces $41,532 to spring 2024 grant recipients LaAmistad (Atlanta) and Northeast Georgia CASA (Toccoa).
Episcopal Parishes Join 40th Annual Hunger Walk Run
Episcopalians will walk, run, and raise funds to fight hunger in Georgia at the 40th Annual Hunger Walk Run on March 10, 2024.
Fall 2023: ECF Grants $89,618 to Fight Poverty
ECF announces four Fall 2023 grants to Impact West GA, Memorial Drive Ministries, Rainbow Village, and St. David’s Episcopal Church.
ECF Grants $67,100 to Fight Poverty
Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia grant $67,100 to fight poverty and oppression locally.
ECF Grants $85,000 to Fight Poverty and Oppression Locally
Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia grants $85,000 to fight poverty and oppression locally.
ECF Grants $84,200 to Fight Poverty and Oppression Locally
Today the Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia (ECF) announces four grants to organizations that are lifting people from poverty and oppression in the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta.