Submitting a Letter of Inquiry

LOI online form

Letter of Inquiry submission

As of February 2025, we will only be accepting Letter of Inquiry submissions that relate to our two giving themes, Faith and Discipleship and Children at Risk. We are limiting new submissions to these specific Giving Themes because they are relatively underrepresented among our grantee partner portfolio.

If after reviewing the Foundation’s Guidelines and Themes you feel there is alignment with your organization’s mission and project, please fill out the form below.

It is appropriate to send a letter of inquiry if your organization has never received funding from the Stewardship Foundation or it has been at least one year since you submitted your last letter of inquiry.

Letters of inquiry are accepted only from U.S. charitable organizations ruled to be tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code, and not a private foundation as defined in Section 509(a) of the Code.

Are you a faith-based organization? Stewardship Foundation makes grants to Christ-centered organizations that share their faith in Jesus in word and deed with others throughout the world

We are only accepting LOIs that relate to our two giving themes, Faith and Discipleship & Children at Risk. Please indicate which one applies to your organization/project.

Our Foundation only allows for registered 501(c)(3) public charities. Please provide your EIN number:

Domestically, grants are made to (1) local agencies serving Pierce, King and Kitsap counties in Washington State; and (2) those having a national impact across the United States. Internationally, grants are made in Africa, Asia, Europe/Eurasia, Latin America & the Middle East. Where does your organization fall in our geographic funding areas?

Have you submitted a Letter of Inquiry to our Foundation within the past 12 months?

First Name (Point of Contact)

Last Name

Organization name

Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Country

Phone number

Please state your organization's mission statement

A statement of the problem or need you plan to address and an explanation of how it will be addressed. Include a brief description of anticipated achievements or outcomes.

A description of your organization and the nature of its work, as well as a brief summary of your organization’s achievements, particularly as they relate to the problem or issue to be addressed, the size of staff and board, and type of service provided.

Proposed project budget for the total cost of the project and for the amount you intend to request from the Foundation. Indicate potential or real sources of support for the project in addition to the Foundation.

The time frame for the proposed activities.

Anything else you think we should know.

Guidelines