Tyndale House Foundation Grant

Tyndale House Foundation Grant

Status: ACTIVE
Funder: Tyndale House Foundation
Last Updated: January 05, 2026

Summary

The Tyndale House Foundation Grant supports faith-driven organizations that align with their mission to serve both Word and Deed. Focused on high-kingdom impact, this grant funds a variety of projects in areas like literature, training, education, compassion, and discipleship. Eligible applicants must be U.S. 501(c)(3) organizations or have a fiscal sponsor if based internationally. Grants are not available for individuals, scholarships, or political projects.

Overview

NOTE: Before creating your proposal, please use our eligibility assessment tool to determine if your organization qualifies to apply for a grant. Then, schedule an introductory meeting with us to obtain permission to submit a proposal. About Us Tyndale House Foundation is a faith-driven public charity that distributes grants to Christian ministries around the globe. We are passionate about partnering with God’s mission on earth through strategic partnerships to achieve high-kingdom impact. Our Grants Tyndale House Foundation funds a wide variety of projects in partnership with organizations that align with our mission and purpose and that deploy strategic and faith-based approaches to their mission. Our Main Granting Areas Include: LiteratureTrainingEducationCompassionDiscipleshipLocal

Eligibility

You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website. Tyndale House Foundation primarily grants to internationally based organizations and organizations in the Chicago Metropolitan Area. We seek to work with organizations who prioritize serving in both Word and Deed for the glory of God and the edification of the church. We are only able to make grants to U.S. 501(c)(3) organizations. If your organization is based outside of the contiguous United States, you must have an existing agreement with a fiscal sponsor to apply for a grant from Tyndale House Foundation.

Ineligibility

The Following Areas Do Not Fit Into Our Granting Strategy:Grants to IndividualsScholarshipsCapital CampaignsBuilding projects or land purchasesProjects that are political in nature, including requests for lobbyingsU.S.-based projects outside of the Greater Chicago Area focused on a narrow geographic region without broader impact