Aug 15, 2022United Thank Offering invites 2023 annual grants

United Thank Offering invites 2023 annual grants

Five webinars will provide information, answer questions

The United Thank Offering (UTO) Board is pleased to announce the availability of its 2023 UTO Annual Grants, with a focus on the worldwide incarceration crisis. These grants are awarded for projects in The Episcopal Church and throughout the Anglican Communion, each year with a different focus.

Grant application deadlines are 5 p.m. Eastern, March 10, 2023 for dioceses of The Episcopal Church.

More information—including criteria for applicants, sample budgets and timelines, and helpful hints—as well as application and other forms are available online in English and Spanish.

The United Thank Offering was founded to support innovative mission and ministry in The Episcopal Church and to promote thankfulness and mission in the whole church. One hundred percent of UTO thank offerings—given by individuals and churches—are granted the following year. These awards support a wide range of projects, positions, educational resources, and more.

For the next three years, the United Thank Offering, in the spirit of Matthew 25:36, will focus on those whom society has left out or behind. The 2023 grant focus will be on innovative mission and ministry projects addressing all aspects of global incarceration, specifically preventative programs and intervention, prisoner support outreach, prison reform, or post-prison re-entry into society.

Informational webinars

Register to learn more about the application process and ask questions during the following webinars:

Please Note

All UTO funds collected at the churches should be forwarded to Elaine Gilligan in the Diocesan Center.

If you have any further questions, please contact Judith Turner, President of Episcopal Church Women greatmuff08@gmail.com or Shirley Bolden, Secretary shirleybolden727@gmail.com

Every penny given to the United Thank Offering is distributed annually in grant funding to missions and ministries seeking to live Jesus’ way of love. More than $140 million has been awarded to more than 5,300 projects since UTO began in 1880, supporting staff positions, conferences, creation of educational resources, building projects, and much more.  Learn more and support UTO at episcopalchurch.org/uto.

Updates

08-23-2022. Diocesan contact details added.

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