Grant Recipients & Application

Outreach Grants


The Outreach Grants Committee seeks grant applications from a broad spectrum of local, national and global organizations. The Committee meets four times a year to review grant applications, research funding needs, and determine how to allocate annual funding to worthy recipients. Grant applications can be found below and are due April 15 and October 15.


Jesus taught that when we serve one another,

we are serving Him.


 

Fall 2023

Outreach Grants


Local & Diocese


All The Way Up, Newark, NJ


The mission of All The Way Up is to reduce the disproportionately high percent of high school drop outs in Newark and greater Essex County by providing adult students with the academic tools and support needed to achieve their GED and increase their ability to move forward both personally and professionally. This grant will support and further the “Grounded in Newark” programming, specifically the Job Readiness Training and in-house Counseling Program for students preparing to enter college, trade programs or the workforce.


Grace Church in Newark Choir School, Newark, NJ


This program is a musical and educational outreach of Grace Church in Newark. The purpose of the grant request is general financial support of the program which will assist with cost of the Director, stipend for the 7 kids, development, supplies, travel, and building. The program serves children in grades 3-12.


Episcopal Preaching Foundation (EPF), Springfield, NJ


This grant will be used by EPF to underwrite Episcopal seminarians and future preachers to attend the May 2024 Preaching Excellence Program (PEP) conference scheduled at the Roselyn Retreat Center in Richmond, VA.

Grace Church Rutherford, NJ


Grace’s Closet is an outreach program of Grace Church Rutherford. Grace’s Closet is a one day event at no charge that gives away prom dresses and accessories to teens on a first come first serve basis. All of the dresses are donated, the expenses are for handlers, racks, food and drink for the shoppers. 

 

Triangle Park Community Center Food Pantry, Jersey City, NJ


This grant will be used to support the TPCC food pantry in the Triangle Park section of Greenville; a historically under-resourced area of Jersey City. These funds will allow the food pantry to purchase protein and fresh produce which have not been regularly provided due to the supply chain issues caused by the pandemic as well as nutritional supplement drinks for seniors. It will also be used to purchase non-food items such as toiletries and senior incontinence products, and support operational costs related to transportation and distribution of food and supplies.

 

Grace Community Services, Grace Church, Jersey City, NJ


For over 20 years Grace Community Services’ “Breakfast Plus” program has served hot, nutritional breakfast meals to the homeless and food insecure individuals in Jersey City, NJ every Saturday and Sunday. The program serves over 160 meals every weekend. This grant will be used by Grace Community Services for their program to purchase foods and supplies and to support the staff salaries.

Grateful Paws, Lincoln Park, NJ


Grateful Paws is a non-profit organization that rescues stray and abandoned cats. They seek out foster/permanent homes for these cats. This program “seniors for seniors” is a feline hospice program that connects seniors with terminally ill cats that need a home and are unable to be adopted. It is a win- win for both seniors. The funds are used for food and medical care for the cats.


Southward Promise Neighborhood in Newark, NJ


This is a program within the SWPN located in Newark, NJ designed to improve the outcomes of children and families by increasing the likelihood of safe, affirming, pregnancies and births, reducing sources of stress, strengthening children’s core skills and supporting responsive relationships.



International

 

BlinkNow Foundation, Mendham, NJ


BlinkNow is a not for profit organization founded by a NJ resident after visiting Nepal and witnessing a young girl breaking rocks for money instead of going to school. The funds will support meals and operating costs for one year at Kopila Valley Children’s Home in Surkhet, Western Nepal. This home has been opened since 2007 and is a safe and loving care home for disadvantaged children in the region who have no other care options.

Grant Applications


The Outreach Grants Committee seeks grant applications from a broad spectrum of local, national and global organizations. Christ Church in Short Hills encourages grant applicants and recipients to explore alternative opportunities to advance the interests and funding of their respective ministries.


Grants range from $500 to $6,000 based on the size and scope of the proposed program. Please refer to our list of grant recipients to see the types of programs we have previously funded.


Click here to download the Christ Church in Short Hills Outreach Grant Application.


Deadlines: April 15 and October 15


Submit all application materials to:


Christ Church Grants Outreach Committee
ATTN: Parish Office
66 Highland Avenue
Short Hills, NJ 07078

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