2018 Actual Grants with an Offering Total of $173,418
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Alternatives of Kalamazoo - $28,000
This grant will provide the opportunity to add educators needed to promote and uphold the message of sexual risk avoidance throughout Southwest Michigan communities. |
CFC President Gordon Daam presented this year's grant of $28,000 to Alternatives Executive Director Cathy Stoner. Also in the picture are the Alternatives Board members and volunteers.
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Forgotten Man Ministries - $24,000
This grant will allow FMM to stabilize their operations and to move forward with donor development while continuing to minister the jail residents. |
CFC Board President Gordon Daam presented this year's grant of $24,000 to Forgotten Man Ministries Rev. Joshua Amaezechi, Chaplain at the Kalamazoo County Jail.
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Youth For Christ - $20,000
This grant will provide startup funding to place two YFC missionaries in two very strategic areas of Kalamazoo/Portage … the Edison Neighborhood and Colonial Acres Mobile Home Park. |
CFC President Gordon Daam presented this year's grant of $20,000 to YFC Executive Director Scott McCloughan.
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Children of the Promise (Haiti) - $30,000
This grant will be used to create a multi-use pavilion on the Haiti campus. The structure will include a significant open meeting space, office space, indoor therapy space and storage. The space will also be used by the on-campus church. |
CFC President Gordon Daam presented this year's grant of $30,000 to Children of the Promise/Haiti Board President Daryl Huinick. Also in the picture are Kurt Steensma, COTP Board Vice-President and Jason Olson, Pastor of Centerpoint City Church.
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Mission India - $30,000
This grant will be used for the training of 60 church planters, the training of 2,000 learners in adult literacy classes, and ongoing support for children’s Bible clubs. |
CFC Board member Pastor Jeff Porte presented this year's grant of $30,000 to Brian Elling, Regional Director for Mission India.
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Children’s HopeChest - $30,000
This grant will be used for the continued growth and function of the Carepoint at Centro de Alcance, where orphaned and vulnerable children are receiving nutritional and educational support, as well as regular discipleship.
This grant will be used for the continued growth and function of the Carepoint at Centro de Alcance, where orphaned and vulnerable children are receiving nutritional and educational support, as well as regular discipleship.
Because we surpassed our goal with a total of $173,148, the Board was able to respond to two other requests for funds:
Pastor Benard in Kenya had an urgent need for funds to extend evangelistic work into an undeveloped area. The Board was able to respond with a grant of $3,000.
Pastor Solomon in Uganda had an urgent need for funds to build a new kitchen to keep his school operating. The Board was able to respond with a grant of $10,000.
Pastor Solomon in Uganda had an urgent need for funds to build a new kitchen to keep his school operating. The Board was able to respond with a grant of $10,000.