grants Available

The NWBF houses many funds established by generous donors in their estate plans and in every day giving. We would love to partner with you in your ministry. Please contact us if any of these funds have an interest to you or if you would like to donate to any of these funds.

pastor assistance fund

Provides financial support for pastors and their families in the Northwest Baptist Convention who are experiencing emergency financial need.

Innovative ministry grant

Provides grants to churches and ministries in the Northwest to support bold, innovative outreach initiatives and new ministry ideas that go beyond the routine ministry activities and creatively share the Gospel in their communities.

garlets fund

A fund supporting and assisting rural churches in the Northwest.

equipping the saints fund

Offers scholarships and financial assistance for Christian training, ministry leadership development, and educational opportunities that strengthen believers and ministry leaders in the Northwest.

memorial stone fund

This fund is intended to provide a means of financial assistance for ministry-related needs which may arise within or among the Northwest Baptist Convention or like-minded institutions and for which other funds may not be readily available.

Johnson missionary housing fund

Provides temporary housing for Pacific Northwest missionaries on short-term assignment in the United States and for collegiate ministry leaders between housing situations.

“The Foundation has been an essential part of our ministry presence at the University of Oregon, Lane Community College, and Linn-Benton Community College. Because of their financial partnership, we’ve been able to increase our ministry activity with things like serving a free lunch every Wednesday to reach 1000 students per term, engaging 50+ students per week in the bar district, and sending student mission teams to international mission trips. The Foundation’s decision to partner and invest in college ministry is a fruitful investment into the next generation of church members, leaders, and missionaries.”

Warren Davie, Northwest Collegiate Ministry at University of Oregon