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Recent Grants

Recent Grants

Fall 2024

  • First Presbyterian Church-Grand Island ($30,000)

    Funding for technology and livestreaming equipment.

  • Peace Presbyterian Church-Elkhorn ($4,600)

    Support for "Fruits of the Spirit" outreach program, building meaningful connections with young adults in a spiritual environment.

  • Catholic Social Services-Lincoln ($30,000)

    A grant for Family Support Services which provides assistance to clients facing basic need obstacles.

  • Clinic With a Heart-Lincoln ($50,000)

    Funding for medical-related costs in providing free healthcare for the medically underserved population.

  • Columbus Senior Center ($23,230)

    A grant to replace equipment to ensure the health and safety of their older adult guests.

  • League of Human Dignity-Lincoln ($5,000)

    Funding for the Loan & Rental Equipment program, providing adaptive equipment for people to remain living at home.

  • Lutheran Family Services-Lincoln ($46,280)

    Support to purchase a driving simulator and provide drivers education classes for refugee clients.

  • Madonna-Lincoln ($30,000)

    A grant for the Community Medical Transportation Program, providing wheelchair-accessible medical transportation for people in Lancaster County.

  • YMCA of Lincoln ($20,000)

    Funding for "Healthy Living Outreach Program", a pilot exercise and nutrition program for older adults in community spaces.

FY 2023-24

  • Auburn Presbyterian Church ($30,400)

    Funding for Faith Works, an after-school youth program, and Lost & Found Creative Ministry, providing faith-based puppet ministry for 26 years.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Beatrice ($20,000)

    Support for the Little Free Pantry, providing food and hygiene items for anyone in the community, and Sweet Dreams Ministry which provides a new bed and bedding for children in a crisis situation.

  • Murray Presbyterian Church ($3,000)

    A grant to purchase updated technology to improve the online worship experience.

  • Center for Survivors-Columbus ($35,000)

    A grant to update technology for this agency which provides advocacy services for victims of domestic violence in a 6-county area.

  • CenterPointe-Lincoln ($25,000)

    Funding for supplies for the Street Outreach Team and Alternative Response, a pilot program with LPD to decriminalize homelessness, and offer services and provide basic needs for the unhoused.

  • Columbus Area United Way ($15,000)

    Funding for a pilot program to provide a Community Response Coach, connecting adults with community resources to increase resiliency and financial stability.

  • Columbus Rescue Mission ($40,000)

    A grant to renovate the women and family wing of the shelter for the unhoused.

  • ECHO Collective-Lincoln ($20,000)

    Support for The Refinery program, providing entrepreneurship education for refugee and immigrant women to increase their personal growth and financial stability.

  • Food Bank-Lincoln ($40,000)

    Funding for "Getting Ahead in a Just Getting-By World" classes for under-resourced individuals, providing an opportunity for participants to build a positive future story for themselves and their families.

  • Platte Valley Literacy Association-Columbus ($11,000)

    Funding for Integration & Citizenship classes for New Americans, helping them acclimate to their new community and preparing learners for the citizenship exam.

  • Tabitha-Lincoln ($65,000)

    In support of Meals on Wheels, providing a home-delivered meal for homebound adults 60+.

  • Faith Presbyterian Church-La Vista ($10,000)

    Funding for new socks and underwear for their free monthly clothing giveaway project, helping to clothe those in their neighborhood and community who struggle with basic living needs.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Axtell ($16,991)

    A grant for technology and audio-visual equipment to improve in-person and online worship.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Nebraska City ($17,473)

    Funding for technology and audio-visual equipment to improve in-person and online worship.

  • Fourth Presbyterian Church-Lincoln ($29,855)

    Support for accessibility improvements to remove barriers and increase safety for weekly building usage by developmentally disabled individuals.

  • Hope Presbyterian Church-Omaha ($30,000)

    A grant for technology and audio-visual equipment to improve in-person and online worship.

  • New Life Presbyterian Church-Omaha ($15,000)

    Funding to supply a first aid office and basic life support and suicide prevention training for their Pratt Street Project, a free summer enrichment program for youth, in North Omaha.

  • Aging Partners-Lincoln ($25,000)

    Funding for new audio-visual equipment at the Victory Park Senior Center.

  • Center for People-Lincoln ($35,000)

    Support for the food distribution program, working to alleviate food insecurity in the community.

  • Community Action-Lincoln ($35,000)

    A grant for The Gathering Place, serving a free hot meal each day for people struggling with hunger.

  • Fresh Start-Lincoln ($20,000)

    Funding for the Transitional Program which provides temporary housing for women facing homelessness.

  • Habitat for Humanity-Lincoln ($20,000)

    A grant for the Repairs Program, providing home repairs for low-income homeowners so they can live in a safe and secure home.

  • Lincoln Literacy-Lincoln ($15,000)

    Funding to purchase a driving simulator for driver's license prep classes for New Americans.

  • Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach-Lincoln ($20,000)

    A grant to support the hunger relief program, providing two free meals each day for people entering or at risk of homelessness.

  • Poverty Impact Network-Lincoln ($28,398)

    Funding for Senior Hygiene Closet, a pilot program to supply hygiene products to four non-profit organizations who serve elderly clients.

  • Voices of Hope-Lincoln ($15,000)

    Support for advocacy services for domestic violence victims and their families.

FY 2022-23

  • Anderson Grove Presbyterian Church-Bellevue ($7,940)

    Funding to replace the wheelchair ramp to improve the safety and accessibility for all.

  • Calvin Crest Camp-Fremont ($67,500)

    Building and safety improvements for the lodge gathering space to enhance the guest experience at this nature-inspired ministry.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Hastings ($125,000)

    Building improvements for PEACE Center which provides space for outreach and ministry to the community.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Schuyler ($18,950)

    Funding for the Christmas food and clothing distribution project which benefits residents in Colfax County who live below the poverty line.

  • Palmyra Presbyterian Church ($12,168)

    A technology upgrade grant to improve the quality of livestreaming and recorded worship.

  • Presbyterian Church of the Master-Omaha ($15,000)

    Replacement of technology equipment to improve the online and recorded worship experience.

  • Underwood Hills Presbyterian Church-Omaha ($15,000)

    Funding for their food pantry to alleviate food insecurity in their neighborhood.

  • United Presbyterian Church-North Bend ($4,143)

    Funding for a recording piano so music is regularly available for in-person and online worship.

  • West Hills Presbyterian Church-Omaha ($25,000)

    A grant to improve the playground for their daycare ministry.

  • Westminster Presbyterian Church-Minden ($4,300)

    Funding to purchase protein for their food distribution project.

  • Asian Community & Cultural Center-Lincoln ($20,000)

    Funding for services for the elderly who utilize the Center's health, social, and case management programs.

  • Bridges to Hope-Lincoln ($32,295)

    General operating support for services to help those re-entering society after incarceration.

  • Catholic Social Services-Lincoln ($30,000)

    For emergency services and food pantry programs, helping those at risk of homelessness and those who experience food insecurity.

  • Center for Survivors-Columbus ($35,000)

    General operating support for advocacy programs for victims of domestic violence.

  • Centro Hispano-Columbus ($30,000)

    Operational support for programs serving immigrant families, learners, and entrepreneurs.

  • Clinic With a Heart-Lincoln ($30,000)

    General operating support for the free healthcare clinic providing services for the uninsured and underinsured.

  • Columbus Rescue Mission-Columbus ($25,000)

    For renovation of a new facility to expand capacity and services for the homeless.

  • Family Service Association-Lincoln ($5,000)

    Funding for the Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Support Group.

  • Food Bank of Lincoln ($35,000)

    General operating support to alleviate hunger by connecting people with healthy food.

  • Good Neighbor Community Center-Lincoln ($30,000)

    Towards operational support for programs that address poverty, hunger, homelessness, education, and resettlement.

  • HopeSpoke-Lincoln ($10,000)

    Support for outpatient mental health services for adults.

  • Madonna Foundation-Lincoln ($10,000)

    Funding for the First Hope Patient Equipment Project, bridging the gap of cost and affordability of needed medical equipment for patients to thrive.

  • Partnership for a Healthy Lincoln ($25,000)

    Installation of a senior-friendly FitLot in UPCO Park, providing accessible exercise equipment for people of all ages and abilities.

  • Tabitha-Lincoln ($125,000)

    Support for the Intergenerational Living Community Project, combining senior living housing with housing for Bryan College of Health Sciences students.

FY 2021-22

  • First Presbyterian Church-Beatrice ($5,000)

    Support for the Little Free Pantry project to alleviate food insecurity in their community.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Fairbury ($13,423)

    Funding for playground equipment to benefit their preschool program and neighborhood.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Falls City ($35,000)

    Funding to implement Wednesday's Mosaic Table, a food outreach and alternative worship program.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Lexington ($23,847)

    Funding for audio visual improvements to enhance their online presence and alleviate communication barriers.

  • Hastings College ($9,800)

    A grant to make improvements and provide supplies for Crimson Cupboard, a campus food pantry working to eliminate food insecurity among students.

  • Heritage Presbyterian Church-Lincoln ($5,107)

    Support for upgrading audio visual equipment to improve the worship experience, both in-person and online.

  • Hope Presbyterian Church-Omaha ($6,000)

    Support for their food pantry and collaboration with an elementary school food backpack program.

  • Valentine Presbyterian Church-Valentine ($15,000)

    Funding for technology to improve and expand their online presence.

  • Aging Partners of Lincoln & Lancaster Co.-Lincoln ($85,900)

    Equipment to prepare meals for senior centers in Lancaster County.

  • Center For People in Need-Lincoln ($23,500)

    General operating support for food distribution and training programs.

  • CenterPointe-Lincoln ($10,000)

    Funding for basic needs items for the street outreach team and clients utilizing their housing services.

  • Columbus Area United Way-Columbus ($10,000)

    Funding for a PSA project to promote awareness, education, and resources for mental health issues.

  • Columbus Community Center-Columbus ($35,000)

    Funding for an accessible senior center entrance.

  • Community Action-Lincoln ($25,000)

    General operating support for the hunger relief program at The Gathering Place.

  • Fresh Start-Lincoln ($20,000)

    General operating support for the transitional housing program for women.

  • League of Human Dignity-Lincoln ($5,000)

    Funding to purchase durable medical equipment for their loan and rental program to help people achieve independence.

  • Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach-Lincoln ($20,000)

    Support for their hunger relief program for the homeless and near-homeless in Lincoln.

  • Mourning Hope Grief Center-Lincoln ($20,000)

    Support for an online grief support program for adults.

  • Platte County Food Pantry-Columbus ($35,000)

    Funding to purchase a van for food distribution.

  • Willard Community Center-Lincoln ($20,000)

    General operating support for their senior adult programming.

FY 2020-21

  • Calvin Crest Camp-Fremont ($66,000)

    Project support to increase camp technology capabilities and safety improvement projects.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Axtell ($10,000)

    Funding for start-up costs associated with opening an after-school enrichment program.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Beaver City ($15,000)

    Grant for technology improvements for recording and livestreaming worship services.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Omaha ($10,000)

    Funding for technology upgrades to improve the quality of livestreamed worship.

  • First Presbyterian Church-Schuyler ($19,000)

    In support of a collaborative food and clothing distribution project for low-income families.

  • Hickman Presbyterian Church ($14,000)

    Grant funding for technology upgrades to allow hybrid worship services.

  • Homestead Presbytery-Lincoln ($15,000)

    Partial funding for the Healthy Congregations initiative which focuses on congregations in transition.

  • Southern Heights Presbyterian Church-Lincoln ($10,000)

    Support for improvements to their community garden space and food forest which promotes growing and eating healthy food.

  • Underwood Presbyterian Church-Omaha ($13,500)

    Funding for their food distribution project which address food insecurity in their neighborhood.

  • Westminster Presbyterian Church-Lincoln ($10,000)

    Support for equipment upgrades necessary to offer quality livestreamed worship services.

  • Asian Community & Cultural Center-Lincoln ($60,000)

    Funding for a van to transport elders who utilize their health, social and case management programs.

  • Bridges to Hope-Lincoln ($10,000)

    General operating support for their services to help those re-entering society after incarceration.

  • Catholic Social Services-Lincoln ($20,000)

    Funding for their emergency services and food pantry programs, helping those who are at-risk of homelessness and struggle with hunger.

  • Center for Survivors-Columbus ($20,000)

    General operating support for advocacy programs for domestic violence victims and families.

  • Clinic With a Heart-Lincoln ($20,000)

    General operating support for the free healthcare clinic serving the underserved and underinsured.

  • Columbus Rescue Mission-Columbus ($10,000)

    General operating support to help alleviate homelessness and food insecurity in their community.

  • Food Bank of Lincoln-Lincoln ($25,000)

    To help meet increased demand, funding for food and personal care item acquisition.

  • Good Neighbor Community Center-Lincoln ($25,000)

    General operating support for their programs which address hunger, homelessness, education, and resettlement.

  • HopeSpoke-Lincoln ($9,025)

    Funding for case management services for Vietnamese elders.

  • Tabitha-Lincoln ($45,000)

    Support for Meals on Wheels which provides a daily meal for vulnerable and at-risk people regardless of their ability to pay.

  • Voices of Hope-Lincoln ($10,000)

    General operating support for domestic violence crisis intervention and advocacy.

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