News & Events

From time to time, Episcopal Impact Fund will highlight some of our partners that are achieving impressive results with programs YOU help su

Your support of Episcopal Impact Fund has helped enable a partnership among Trinity Center, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Resources for Commu

We're excited to announce seven new grants to San Francisco Bay Area nonprofits! These organizations were selected for grant funding through

More than 50 people came together Saturday to plant trees and create a community garden at Santiago/St. James in East Oakland. Members of Sa

We have concluded our Action Network meetings for 2017! Many thanks to everyone who participated in our process.

Join the Green Jobs Interfaith Coalition for the first East Bay Green Jobs and Careers Fair!

The Episcopal Impact Fund has been awarded a $60,000 Planting with Purpose grant from California’s Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.

We're starting our second round of Action Network meetings! Participants will be sharing research on health and wellness projects that are b

Over the past year, we’ve been involved in several new projects that address the environment as it relates to the root causes of poverty.

A diverse coalition of leaders of government and industry, members of the faith community and environmental and community activists came tog

Help us find organizations to fund and mentor in your community!

Please join Episcopal Charities, California Interfaith Power & Light (CIPL), and Urban ReLeaf at a tree planting event on October 3rd to cel

Episcopal Charities continues its annual grassroots outreach to each deanery as it seeks nominations for grant recipients from around the Ba

If you are a non-English speaking parent, no matter how dedicated, helping your son or daughter succeed in school is difficult. A group of v

Trinity Center offers hope and stability to the homeless population in Walnut Creek and Contra Costa County

What can funding a Soccer program do to help end homelessness? The team at Street Soccer USA can tell you. Three quarter of participants con