Grants Address Hunger Issues Worldwide
Presbyterian Hunger Program
SUMMARY: The Presbyterian Hunger Program provides grants to programs addressing hunger and its causes in the United States and around the world. Priority is given to organizations that attempt to change the root causes of hunger. Grants are provided in the following five categories: Direct Relief grants support programs that provide food relief to poor people. Development Assistance grants focus on developing a multi-faceted approach to development and the empowerment of poor people. Influencing Public Policy grants encourage activities that advocate for political and/or economic policy changes which provide food for the poor. Lifestyle Integrity grants target programs that assist the church to move toward sustainable lifestyles sensitive to the reality of the earth's limited resources. Education and Interpretation grants promote activities to educate the church and the public at large about the root causes of hunger.
DEADLINE: Applications for domestic grants are due May 31 and October 31, annually. International grant requests may be submitted at any time.
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