EXOUSIA BLOG

As SNAP benefits decline, churches are stepping in to help families in need. From food pantries to meal programs, faith and community support is making a real difference.

Discover how churches are using faith-based wellness programs to nurture physical, mental, and spiritual health—building stronger, more connected communities of faith.

Looking to expand your church’s impact on children, families, and your community? The Pincus Family Foundation Grant funds creative, educational, wellness, and recreational programs—and Exousia can guide your ministry every step of the way to secure it.

Churches everywhere are finding creative ways to blend faith and innovation—from QR code prayer walls to virtual coffee groups and volunteer apps. Discover how ministries are using technology to reach new audiences, strengthen connections, and ensure no one is left out of fellowship or growth.

Looking to fund scholarships or educational programs at your church? Discover how the Mary Elizabeth Martin Scholarship Trust can help—and how Exousia can guide you to secure it!

The Esther and Harold Mertz Foundation Grant offers faith-based organizations a unique opportunity to expand education, wellness, and community outreach programs. Exousia helps churches navigate the application process, craft compelling proposals, and secure funding to make a lasting impact.

Church growth isn’t just about filling the pews. Learn how measuring real impact—serving families, mobilizing volunteers, and building community—can transform your ministry and extend your reach.

Deadlines are approaching fast for FEMA’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP)! Learn which states are open, what’s required to apply, and how to avoid common mistakes. Exousia walks you step-by-step through the process to help your nonprofit secure critical funding for safety and security.

Many churches and nonprofits worry they aren’t “grant ready”—but often, they’re further along than they think. Here’s what funders are really looking for, and how Exousia helps you bridge the gap between where you are and where you’re called to go.