| Grant Recipient | Parish | Purpose | Total Awarded | Year | Program Area(s) | Funding Type | Grant Awarded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Church of the Resurrection | Church of the Resurrection | challenge grant to build a climate-controlled storage facility for the HomeWare Assistance Ministry Church of the ResurrectionChurch of the Resurrection in Sautee Nacoochee has received a challenge grant of $30,000 to build a climate-controlled storage facility for their HomeWare Assistance Ministry. The ministry works with local nonprofits to provide furnishings and household necessities for families experiencing homelessness and people recently released from incarceration. ECF will match up to $30,000 raised by the congregation for a potential total impact of $60,000. | 30,000 | 2026 | Criminal Justice, Generational Poverty, Homelessness | Capital, Challenge / Matching | General Grant |
| New American Pathways | St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church | challenge grant for Workforce Learning Hub, specifically Canvas implementation, digital literacy curriculum, and related translation & interpretation services New American PathwaysNew American Pathways, in partnership with St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church in Atlanta, has received a challenge grant of $16,000 for their Digital Access, Credentialing, and Workforce Learning Hub. The hub will provide refugees and immigrants with the tools, training, and support needed to overcome challenges of digital literacy, limited English proficiency, and barriers to credential recognition. ECF will double match up to $8,000 raised by the St. Bartholomew’s congregation for a potential total impact of $24,000. | 16,000 | 2026 | Refugees & Immigrants | Capacity Building, Challenge / Matching | General Grant |
| Peachtree Road Farmers Market | Cathedral of St. Philip | challenge grant for strategy work serving PRFM’s strategic reorientation Peachtree Road Farmers MarketPeachtree Road Farmers Market, in partnership with the Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta, has received a challenge grant of $11,000 to strategically explore ways to increase and highlight the Market’s efforts to address hunger and food insecurity, including increased visibility for programs like Rescued Crops to Feed Our Neighbors and Georgia Fresh 4 Less. ECF will double match up to $5,500 raised by the Cathedral’s congregation for a potential total impact of $16,500. | 11,000 | 2026 | Hunger | Capacity Building, Challenge / Matching | General Grant |
ECF Impact Reports
| Resource | Description | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| ECF Impact Report 2025 | A summary of accomplishments in 2025 | Our Impact |
| ECF Impact Report 2024 | A summary of accomplishments in 2024 | Our Impact |
| ECF Impact Report 2023 | A summary of accomplishments in 2023 | Our Impact |
| ECF Impact Report 2022 | A summary of accomplishments in 2022 | Our Impact |
| ECF Impact Report 2021 | A summary of accomplishments in 2021 | Our Impact |
| ECF Impact Report 2020 | A summary of accomplishments in 2020 | Our Impact |
| ECF Impact Report 2019 | A summary of accomplishments in 2019 | Our Impact |
| ECF Impact Report 2018 | A summary of accomplishments in 2018 | Our Impact |
| ECF Impact Report 2017 | A summary of accomplishments in 2017 | Our Impact |
| ECF Annual Report 2016 | A summary of accomplishments in 2016 | Our Impact |
| ECF Annual Report 2015 | A summary of accomplishments in 2015 | Our Impact |