SC Christian Foundation: Community Trust Grants

SC Christian Foundation: Community Trust Grants

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: South Carolina Christian Foundation
Last Updated: October 03, 2025

Summary

The SC Christian Foundation offers Community Trust Grants designed to support Christian non-profit organizations that share the Gospel beyond the church walls. Eligible ministries must complete a Ministry Introduction Form for review. Grants are awarded annually, with proposals released in July and announcements made in October. This initiative aims to address the evolving needs of communities in South Carolina, particularly in Spartanburg, Greenville, York, Horry, and Georgetown Counties.

Overview

NOTE: To be eligible, a prospective ministry recipient must have completed the Ministry Introduction Form and submitted it for review and approval. Invitations to apply are sent in the Summer, and awards are announced in the Fall.Overview SCCF supports Christian non-profit organizations sharing the Gospel with those outside the walls of a local church. For this reason, ministries such as churches and church-based schools are generally not funded, unless applying for special community projects or efforts, through SCCF's Community Trust Grants Program. Community Trust Grants South Carolina Christian Foundation established Community Trusts to better serve the current and emerging needs of ministries across the state. These are awarded on an annual basis. Requests for Proposals are released in July with awards announced in October. Select ministries who have completed the Ministry Profile will be invited to apply at the appropriate time. Ministry Guidelines SCCF established Community Trusts to better serve the current and emerging needs of ministries across the state. Opportunities for Community Trust grants are available in Spartanburg, Greenville, and York Counties, and along the Grand Strand in Horry and Georgetown Counties. Invitations to apply are sent in July with awards announced in October.

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. To be eligible for either of the grant processes, a prospective ministry recipient must have completed the Ministry Introduction Form and submitted it for review/approval.