NDEF Grant Approvals Herald Positive Change
The North Dakota Episcopal Foundation has once again made a positive impact in churches across the diocese with its most recent round of grants. These approvals reflect the foundation's unwavering commitment to support congregations in their various missions.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church received a grant to provide positive activities for youth within the congregation in their community. through coordination and the purchase of learning and activity materials.
St. Gabriel’s Camp received a grant to replace 60 mattresses at the camp. The new mattresses will provide comfortable and sanitary accommodations as the camp continues to build relationships among youth.
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church received a grant to remodel a bathroom to make an ADA compliant family restroom for the congregation, as well as those attending funerals and other activities.
In a nod to environmental stewardship, St Stephen’s received a grant for initiatives promoting environmental awareness. St. Stephen’s Green Team plans to complete an energy audit of their facility. They are also developing a pollinator-friendly “pocket prairie” of native plants.
The NDEF is proud to allocate a total of $32,100 in this round of grants. The strategic allocation of funds towards various projects underscores the foundation's multifaceted commitment to congregational development, education, and sustainability. This investment promises to create a transformative impact, leaving a lasting legacy for local congregations, within the Diocese and in the broader community it serves.
All congregations are invited to apply for funding through the NDEF. Instructions, guidelines, and applications can be found at https://www.ndepiscopal.org/ndef/.
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