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.
Reflections and information from a variety of voices around the Diocese of Atlanta
Announcing $84,400 to fall 2026 grant recipients: Crossroads Community Ministries, MUST Ministries, Parole Advocates, Rainbow Village, and St. Paul’s + Emmaus House.
Avoid capital gains tax with charitable giving; donate appreciated stocks directly to maximize your tax advantages.
Understand the importance of dignity for trafficking survivors and how effective protection can be achieved through thoughtful action.
Gain a deeper understanding of seeing victims of human trafficking and the Gospel imperative for our communities to combat it.
Improving outreach through participant feedback is one way an equity impact analysis helps address cultural nuances and strengthen ministry.
Connecting funeral planning with legacy giving is one of the most profound acts of Christian stewardship available to us.
Learn about the economic hurdles for low-income families and how community-driven solutions can foster positive change.
Discover how the Episcopal faith approaches poverty and justice, advocating for hope, stability, and a better future for all.
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.
Learn about the importance of conducting an equity impact analysis to guide lasting change for effective outreach programs.
Maximize your charitable deductions in 2026 by understanding recent tax legislation changes and how they affect your contributions.
Child hunger in Georgia is a pressing issue, but it is solvable. Learn how parishes can address this critical challenge in our communities.