The Catholic Funding Guide, Sixth Edition

This publication offers guidance to help navigate the Catholic fundraising world. Key to its unique value is a well researched profile on 1189 private, corporate, fraternal and church sponsored funding agencies representing over eight billion dollars in annual giving. The sixth edition contains an additional 410 new entries over the previous publication. The Catholic Funding Guide contains contact information, internet addresses and general descriptions of the grantmakers' interests. The Guide also gives information on internationally based Catholic funding agencies including many of those under the sponsorship of the Vatican and European Catholic aid associations. In addition, the Guide provides generous and well researched lists of networks and charitable information agencies that can broaden prospect searches.
The growth of the philanthropic sector in recent years has been steady and impressive as the baby boomer generation enters the retirement years and volunteering and giving become ever more central to their lives. Those who care about the future of their institutions and the effectiveness of their programming will want to do everything possible to achieve the competitive edge in fundraising through excellent research and planning. This publication is presented as an important first step toward that end.

I can't imagine a Catholic institutional leader, pastor or board member without this wise guidance and amazing resource. --Rev. Stephen Privett, S.J.
President
University of San Francisco

The Catholic Funding Guide can help its users by saving them precious time in matching development objectives with potential sources of assistance. --Sr. Joyce Meyers
Director
Conrad Hilton Fund for Sisters

The Catholic Funding provides clear and practical information on grant making foundations and donor agencies interested in Catholic sponsored programs while it promotes the essentials of good stewardship. --Bishop John H. Ricard, SSJ
Diocese of Pensacola Tallahassee

The Catholic Funding Guide can help its users by saving them precious time in matching development objectives with potential sources of assistance. --Sr. Joyce Meyers, Director, Conrad Hilton Fund for Sisters

The Catholic Funding provides clear and practical information on grant making foundations and donor agencies interested in Catholic sponsored programs while it promotes the essentials of good stewardship. --Bishop John H. Ricard, SSJ, Diocese of Pensacola Tallahassee