Nonprofit Heat Pumps
ClosedUp to $75,000 in rebates to convert your nonprofit space from fossil fuel to electric heat.
Confirm nonprofit or mission-driven status, use of funds, and readiness to deploy capital.
Our grants committee evaluates mission fit, budget, and leadership capacity.
Once funded, we outline reporting milestones and storytelling support.
Up to $75,000 in rebates to convert your nonprofit space from fossil fuel to electric heat.
Unrestricted funding for faith communities in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington achieving mission goals.
We track opportunities from other organizations that may benefit your ministry. Filter by state to find relevant grants.
Guidance, training, and potential grants of up to $100,000 for United Methodist churches serving vulnerable communities that are interested in solar and/or battery storage for community resilience.
Learn more →Up to $1 million annually for vocational discernment and young clergy development. Individual grants will range from $5,000 to $100,000. Applications open Sept. 1, with awards beginning this fall.
Learn more →Helps pastors take restoration time from ministry duties.
Learn more →Up to $2,000 on a rolling basis for migration-related ministries.
Learn more →$50,000 – $500,000 for historic houses of worship preservation projects.
Learn more →Encourages innovation and risk-taking ministry; annual grants of under $5,000 and up to $20,000.
Learn more →Grants for under-resourced organizations in Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Montana, and Wyoming.
Learn more →Amount and purpose vary by district for UMC congregations.
Learn more →Grants for nonprofits serving Benton and Franklin counties, Washington.
Learn more →Awards typically $5,000 – $20,000 for Alaska-focused initiatives.
Learn more →Support racial and ethnic leadership development and congregational growth through grants of up to $20,000, with seven grants available annually. Applications open Jan. 1, 2027, for awards in the following year.
Learn more →Implementation grants up to $10,000 after completing training. Applications are open.
Learn more →Up to $20,000 for established lay and clergy leaders to step back and work through a significant leadership challenge, with up to 50 grants per cycle. Applications close Dec. 7, 2026.
Learn more →Scholarship opportunities for Pacific Northwest Conference members.
Learn more →Scholarships for students in the Oregon-Idaho Conference.
Learn more →Scholarships and educational funding through the United Methodist system.
Learn more →Through a new pilot program led by Global Ministries Environmental Sustainability and UMCOR U.S. Disaster Response, churches who offer community-based services can now learn how to implement solar and/or battery storage so they can stay open when a disaster or power outage disrupts their normal operations.
Learn more →Heat pumps and building upgrades; ~$6 million total funding 2026–2029.
Learn more →Federal deduction $0.50–$1.00 per sq ft for energy efficiency improvements.
Learn more →Federal renewable energy grants for nonprofits in Idaho.
Learn more →Covers up to 100% of cost to install Level 2 EV charging for qualifying customers.
Learn more →Supports heat pump installations in Oregon homes.
Learn more →Rebates for solar electric and paired solar + storage systems.
Learn more →HEAR and HOMES programs for heat pumps and efficiency upgrades.
Learn more →Heat pump installation in Alaskan homes with partial to full cost coverage.
Learn more →Reimburses nonprofits up to 30% of renewable energy project costs.
Learn more →Solar panel leasing for Oregon congregations unable to purchase outright.
Learn more →Send a short inquiry and our team will follow up to talk through eligibility, scope, and next steps. No formal application needed to start.
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