Tackling Generational Poverty Means Providing Quality Childcare
Find out how improving access to quality childcare can transform lives and contribute to ending generational poverty in Georgia.
Building What Really Matters: Reflecting on the Reality of Generational Poverty
ECF affirms the agency, dignity, and sacred worth of people at the heart of our community who navigate the reality of generational poverty.
Navigating the ECF Grant Application Process: Resources and Pastoral Support for Grantseekers
Unlock the potential of your ministry with ECF’s pastoral support for grantseekers and discover helpful resources and coaching.
Understanding IRMMA: How Your Income Affects Medicare Premium Payments
Understanding IRMMA is crucial for managing Medicare premiums and mitigating tax burden during retirement.
How Rural Episcopal Parishes Use Hunger Walk Run Proceeds for Big Local Impact
Discover how the Episcopal Community Foundation extends the Hunger Walk Run’s impact by supporting rural food ministry in Georgia.
Ethics of Abundance in a Broken Food System
In a world where so many hunger and, at the same time, so many toss food as if it is rubbish, it is clear our food system is broken.
How to Use Spiritual Reflection to Prevent Volunteer Burnout in Outreach Ministry
Understand the importance of spiritual reflection in preventing volunteer burnout and enhancing the impact of community service.
Revocable (Living) Trusts in Georgia
Revocable trusts can be powerful planning tools in Georgia when properly designed and funded both for management and distribution of assets.
Georgia Needs More Congregations Fighting Stigma of Incarceration
Stigma of incarceration affects one in 18 adults in GA. Discover its implications for families and communities, and how we’re called to help.
Grace in Incarceration: The Promise of Community with Christ at the Center
Redefining grace in incarceration; what can we learn from Karl Barth’s powerful messages to prisoners in the mid-20th century?
For a Successful Grant Project, Talk to Our ED First. Here’s Why.
We’re not just funders, we’re partners. The initial conversation is a key component of our process and provides grant application advice.
Episcopal Churches Are Pivoting Immigration Ministry
See how Episcopal churches in Georgia are adapting their immigration ministry to better support those facing crisis and oppression.