Press Release: Invested Faith Announces Third Round of Grants and a New Partnership
For immediate release: 01.26.2022
Invested Faith Announces Third Round of Fellows and a New Partnership
Washington, DC: Invested Faith announces the third round of small grants awarded to four faith-rooted entrepreneurs. Distinguished as Invested Faith Fellows, these social innovators work to create community, do justice, and address systemic problems while building projects with sustainable financial models. Fellows receive a $5000 unrestricted grant and an invitation to tell their story through the Invested Faith community and website.
“The work of these social entrepreneurs is filled with hope. To come alongside and support them in their efforts is a true honor and, I believe, the holy work of faith institutions in this moment,” said Invested Faith founder, Rev. Dr. Amy K. Butler.
For the first time in the history of Invested Faith, another foundation has joined efforts to match funding. The Board of Local Trustees, National City Christian Church, Washington, DC, is delighted to partner with Invested Faith to provide a matching grant supporting the work of Managerrie Winston and The KIT Project (see below). Invested Faith actively seeks and encourages partnerships of this nature.
These four individuals were selected as Invested Faith Fellows in January of 2022.
About Invested Faith: Invested Faith is a fund for faith-rooted social innovators founded by Rev. Dr. Amy Butler in 2019 in response to declining church attendance and the need for a new model of philanthropy. Invested Faith works to become a bridge between traditional churches and social innovators who are creating new expressions of faith and community. The fund is located at ImpactAssets, leading facilitator of direct impact investing within donor advised funds.
Read the formal Press Release here.
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