Interested in becoming an Invested Faith Fellow?

Thanks for your interest in our Invested Faith Fellows program. If you are reaching out with an idea you’d like to talk with us about, please help us determine whether our work intersects by completing the form below.

Requests for conversation will be reviewed on a weekly basis and we will be back in touch to schedule a conversation if you meet the Invested Faith criteria listed below.

If you have any questions about the process or the criteria, please contact Anita Flowers, Invested Faith Coordinator.

At this time, the form below must be completed without an option to save before completing. You can find a copy of the questions here and then complete the form online.

Request for Conversation Form

Name

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Project Name

Project Description

Briefly describe your project.

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Are you a

Please tell us how your project meets each of the three following Invested Faith criteria: 1) Rooted in Faith

We believe that God wants our world to be healed and whole, and that the work of God is expressed far beyond the central model of a church or faith-based institution. We believe God’s welcome is wide and all-encompassing, never exclusive or inaccessible. We believe, in short, that where there is good, there is God. For that reason we seek Fellows whose work is rooted in those shared convictions. We have funded Fellows in a variety of faith traditions. (250 words or less)

2) Changing unjust systems

Impactful justice-making goes far beyond social band-aids or even acts of compassion. Creative businesses can change the systems that undergird injustice by applying the pressure of competition to create opportunity and to right inequity. We’re looking for projects that are directly impacting systems of injustice. (250 words or less)

3) Building a Sustainable Financial Model

The traditional non-profit model of seeking donations to support justice-making work is in the middle of a massive sea change. We are living in an era of discovering new models for energetic, thriving organizations that, through innovative business efforts and entrepreneurial philanthropy, can build long-term, sustainable justice-making enterprises. We CAN do well while we do good. Entrepreneurs who are driven by justice-making just as much as money-making are entrepreneurs we want to meet. (250 words or less)

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