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Faith-Led Charities and Ministries Your DAF Can Recommend Grants To

You are never limited to a list. Any 501(c)(3) public charity of your heart’s choosing, in active standing with the IRS, can be recommended for a grant from your fund, within your sponsor’s guidelines. Your sponsor reviews and approves every grant.

Or start here: 68 faith-led charities and ministries already running, drawn from public records and grouped into three programs, ready for you to seed into. Each one is a starting point for your own prayer and homework, not a verdict. Grants support a ministry’s programs, never a particular person.

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Using this list

From Name to Grant

  • Start where your heart already is. Open a program and read each ministry’s mission in its own words.
  • Do the homework. Confirm the ministry’s current standing with the IRS (churches often don’t appear in the IRS search; ask the church or your sponsor) and read its latest financials and statement of faith.
  • Match the EIN, not just the name. Several ministries share names with unrelated organizations.
  • Recommend the grant through your fund. Your sponsor reviews every grant and sends it; nothing may come back to you in return.

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Aqueducts are examples drawn from public research (IRS records, ECFA accreditation, and each ministry’s own materials) as of September 2026, provided as-is. Facts change and may be out of date; corrections are welcome through our contact page. A listing is not an endorsement, a partnership, or a recommendation to give, and none of these ministries endorses or is affiliated with Kingdom Portfolios. We receive nothing from any of them; see our Disclosures for the relationships we do have. Kingdom Portfolios is not a donor-advised fund sponsor and never receives, holds, or directs charitable dollars. Your fund’s sponsor decides whether any grant is eligible: confirm a ministry’s current standing on the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search and its own website before recommending a grant. Organization names belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify them. Nothing here is tax, legal, or investment advice.