Housing Immigrant Families
The Incarnate Word Foundation has partnered with Welcome Neighbor STL, Peter and Paul Community Services, the Archdiocese of St. Louis, and other immigrant- and refugee-serving organizations to offer temporary emergency housing when other resources are depleted. Once at the shelter, case managers and interpreters assist families in securing permanent housing, jobs, and education. Support this effort and help our new neighbors by donating through the link below.
2024 General Grant Cycle
The 2024 General Grant Cycle is now open! 501(c)3 organizations are invited to submit a Letter of Intent by 5 PM on Friday, May 24. Read the orientation packet, watch the video, and get more information on our Grants page before you apply to make sure your organization is aligned with this year’s priorities.
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2024 General Grant Cycle now open!
The Incarnate Word Foundation 2024 General Grant Cycle is now open! The Letter of Intent, or LOI, is due on Friday, May 24.
Unraveling Population Shifts: Exploring the Future of Metro St. Louis
Professor of Sociology and Demography at Saint Louis University, Dr. Ness Sándoval, PhD, presented “Unraveling Population Shifts: Exploring the Future of Metro St. Louis” to a group of…
Religious life today, visions for the future
Panel of women religious discuss their perspectives in honor of Catholic Sisters Week 2024 At a celebration breakfast on March 14, in honor of Catholic Sisters Week 2024,…
Our Work
We exist to Incarnate the presence of God as we support social justice through philanthropic efforts, and creating opportunity for collaboration and community engagement.
Race equity is the central concern behind everything we seek to fund.
Grant Partner Spotlight
We deeply value the work of our grantees and view each one as a partner toward enacting community change. If you are interested in becoming a partner, take a look at our grant opportunities.
A Vision for St. Louis
The Incarnate Word Foundation believes in a community where the poor and marginalized have the ability to attain quality of life. Through our grant making processes, IWF supports the work of organizations who also believe in this kind of community and are actively working to advance equity and well-being in St. Louis. As we work together to envision and bring forth this reality, we asked grant partners to talk to us about their vision for St. Louis and highlight ways they are working toward this vision.