A Powerful Connection: Charitable Giving for Business Owners During my involvement over many years with business owners and with charities, I have found that these two paths have often crossed. I have served on charitable boards and very often, they … Continue Reading →
The Episcopal Church’s Legacy in Supporting Refugees The Episcopal Church (TEC) has an almost 40-year legacy of supporting refugees through the Episcopal Migration Ministries. TEC made national headlines in May when Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe released a letter to the … Continue Reading →
The Enduring Message of “Love Is Spoken Here” When I was younger, I was on staff at an Episcopal summer camp. There was a priest, Fr. Byrd, who had been involved at the camp for decades and was a kind … Continue Reading →
It can be frustrating to have a great idea for outreach ministry but not know how to move from idea to implementation at your church. You know that to have success with addressing a need, you’ll need volunteers and funding. … Continue Reading →
If you have been an executor or had to help someone locate documents, such as healthcare detectives, or just needed to access someone’s online accounts for them, you may have experienced challenges in finding the information. Organization of one’s essential … Continue Reading →
Housing First as Housing Policy In 2024, Georgia’s housing policy was one of the first (along with Florida and Utah) to bring a new level of accountability to the sector. The actions of these states were an intentional shift away … Continue Reading →
For some years now I have worked with and on behalf of people who are unhoused. First as the director of a church ministry, and presently as a board member of a small non-profit. It has been my privilege to … Continue Reading →
Grant opportunities for Episcopal communities in the Diocese of Atlanta are not limited to those offered by the Episcopal Community Foundation for Middle and North Georgia. The following is an overview of grants potentially available to parishes in Middle and … Continue Reading →
I have a friend who is a professional colleague, and we have known each other for quite some time. We share similar views regarding our profession and we have similar interests. Besides golf, hunting, and fishing, we found common ground … Continue Reading →
Today ECF announces three Spring 2025 grant recipients: Community Helping Place in Dahlonega, Family Promise of Athens, and St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in Monroe. Spring 2025 Grant Recipients Community Helping Place, in partnership with St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church in Dahlonega, has … Continue Reading →