Covenant Foundation

The Covenant Foundation is a private foundation that provides grants to Christian organizations of various types.

At-A-Glance

Location: San Antonio, TX View on map
Tax ID: 74-2622129
Most Recent Filing: 2024
Budget (2024): Assets: $4,441,002 Revenue: $3,636,272 Expenses: $979,300

The Covenant Foundation is a private foundation that provides grants to Christian organizations of various types.

Financial Statistics

Total Assets

Total Revenue

Total Expenses

YearTotal AssetsTotal RevenueTotal ExpensesFiling
2024 $4,441,002 $3,636,272 $979,300 View
2023 $1,784,230 $16,078 $1,666,921 View
2022 $3,434,861 $5,520,723 $2,246,100 View
2021 $152,051 $5 $1,039,135 View
2020 $1,164,178 $15,792 $439,667 View

Prior year filings: 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011

Expenses Detail

Grant Activity

All-time grants given statistics from Candid dataset:

  • Total Grant Value: $133,092,280
  • Number of Grants: 1,153
  • Number of Recipients: 402

Selection of highest value grants given from the last seven years:

AmountYearFunderSubject
$750,0002021 Shelby Kennedy Foundation IncGENERAL FUNDING
$500,0002024 Shelby Kennedy Foundation IncGENERAL FUNDING
$500,0002023 America First Policy Institute-PennsylvaniaGENERAL FUNDING
$500,0002023 Shelby Kennedy Foundation IncGENERAL FUNDING
$500,0002022 Patrick Henry CollegeGENERAL FUNDING
$225,0002025 Center for Creative ChangeTo bring together Black and Jewish educators and leaders to create and implement educational content on the historical and present-day relationship between the two communities for adult and young adult learners
$225,0002025 The K'ilu CompanyTo bring the techniques of immersive theater and sensory engagement to additional communities across North America by training cohorts of Jewish family educators and expanding the Ark Adventures program
$175,0002025 Institute for Jewish Spirituality, Inc.To create a fellowship program that will cultivate a new generation of master Jewish mindfulness and spirituality educators to lead the field with enhanced teaching and practice
$175,0002025 Mitsui CollectiveTo create a national fellowship and a national convening of Jewish embodiment educators that will train Jewish educators to integrate Jewish embodiment into their work
$174,0002025 Fjc (the Kirva Instituteinside Out Wisdom and Action Project)To develop a training program for Jewish community educators and leaders with disabilities to prepare them to facilitate Jewish learning experiences that integrate disability Torah, community building, and spiritual growth
$165,0002025 Civic SpiritTo support the national expansion of a multi-faith cross-school partnership program that fosters dialogue and collaboration on civic issues among Jewish high schoolers and students from other faith-based schools
$160,0002025 Moed IncorporatedTo expand the organization's educational program centered on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by training Jewish educators across the United States to facilitate the program in their communities
$150,0002025 American Jewish UniversityTo expand the university's Jewish learning program for high school students by launching cohorts in new locations and strengthening relationships with community and educational partners
$150,0002025 Camp Ramah in New England IncTo expand the organization's Jewish family camp that brings together families affected by serious illness and loss to immerse in deep Jewish learning and build relationships within a supportive community
$150,0002025 DOROT, Inc.To formalize the organization's B'Mitzvah Experience as a cohort-based program that brings together youth and older adults for an intergenerational journey of Jewish learning, communal service, and meaningful engagement
$150,0002025 Rabbi Jacob Pressman AcademyTo launch an Israel education program, including new curricula, professional development for teachers, and parent engagement, to foster critical thinking, empathy, and strong Jewish identity amongst the entire school community
$135,0002025 Tkiya Music IncTo support a national expansion of the organization's training program that prepares cohorts of educators to implement participatory Jewish music experiences for young children and families in their communities
$124,0002025 Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS)To expand the seminary's fellowship for high school students by enriching the curriculum and offering additional learning opportunities with both professors and rabbinical student mentors
$124,0002022 Mercy InternationalGENERAL FUNDING
$100,0002023 Texas Public Policy FoundationGENERAL FUNDING
$100,0002022 Alliance Defending FreedomGENERAL FUNDING
$100,0002022 Answers in Genesis IncGENERAL FUNDING
$100,0002022 Dr James Dobson Family InstituteGENERAL FUNDING
$100,0002022 First Liberty InstituteGENERAL FUNDING
$100,0002022 JONI AND FRIENDSGENERAL FUNDING