Volunteer with Us! Join us in support of our grantee, Greater Richmond Interfaith Program (GRIP)

WeHOPE, is working to end homelessness, hunger, underemployment, and recidivism in the Bay Area and beyond. “Change only moves at the speed of trust. When you're in the business of positive social change, having trusted partners like Episcopal Impact Fund is key to success. Their support is fuel for our fire.” –Pastor Paul Bains, President & Founder, WeHOPE Located in East Palo Alto but serving the greater Bay Area, WeHOPE was founded in 1999 by Pastor Paul Bains and Cheryl B

Let's partner to make sure our neighbors have the opportunities and resources they need to thrive. Episcopal Impact Fund promotes innovative, long-term solutions to addressing the root causes of poverty in the San Francisco Bay Area. In 2023, we will make unrestricted grants to nonprofits who address the root causes of poverty in the Bay Area by reducing the barriers to housing stability for our most vulnerable neighbors. This includes organizations providing permanent supp

Greater Richmond Interfaith Program, the only dedicated family shelter in West Contra Costa County, houses up to 65 individuals...

Greater Richmond Interfaith Program (GRIP) is the only dedicated family shelter in West Contra Costa County. They house up to 65...

On this special Giving Tuesday, please support Episcopal Impact Fund's vision of a Bay Area where all families have access to the resourc...

Because of your support for Episcopal Impact Fund, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church collaborates with Correctional Institutions Chaplaincy...

Thanks for Putting Your Faith Into Action and Your Hands to Work at All Saints Episcopal Church, San Leandro THANK YOU to our amazing...

Show a child that they are loved by participating in our holiday gift giving program!

Ariel Outreach Mission, an Oakland-based non-profit, provides a temporary home and supportive services for people and families – putting them on the road to self-sufficiency. We like to say, 'If everybody reach one, we can make a difference' but thanks to Episcopal Impact Fund we can reach so many more.” —Dr. Nadine Scott, Executive Director, Ariel Outreach Mission Ariel Outreach Mission (AOM) was started over 40 years ago by two amazing sisters, Dr. Nadine Scott and Dr. Karl

Join Us for Episcopal Impact Fund Congregational Volunteer Day in Support of our Grantee, All Saints Episcopal Church, San Leandro We are...

Announcing the recipients of Episcopal Impact Fund's Congregational Grant 2023! “By providing grants to congregations in the Diocese of California, we help extend the outreach of Episcopalians in the Bay Area and support putting FAITH IN ACTION. We know that when the church meets the streets, we are living the true meaning of community, and all our lives are enriched.” –Christina Alvarez, Episcopal Impact Fund Executive Director With our Congregational Grants, we support the

Inaugural Episcopal Impact Fund Volunteer Day a Big Success!

Because of your support for Episcopal Impact Fund, Ohlhoff Recovery Programs is able to provide services that ranked in the Top 20 in Newswe

Please join us for the First Annual Episcopal Impact Fund Volunteer Day

Making an Impact Together for Children and Families Living in Poverty in the Bay Area - Episcopal Impact Fund Announces 2023 Community Grant

Where the church meets the streets, let's be there together ! Congregations in the Diocese of California are invited to apply for an Episcopal Impact Fund grant. Episcopal Impact Fund reserves a portion of our grants each year to help fund the life-changing work of our churches addressing the root causes of poverty in their communities. We understand how vital churches are in the lives of your congregants and the Bay Area at large so we invite congregations to apply for a

Episcopal Impact Fund Sunday 2023 Embraces the Lenten Practice of Almsgiving

Episcopal Impact Fund's Community Grant Program is Now Accepting Applications for 2023!

Because of your support for Episcopal Impact Fund, Christ Church will be able to increase support to their unhoused neighbors.