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Gift of Adoption:
Grants of $2,000 - $7,000 for families. One grants per family, but can
apply 3 times. One time application fee of $40. 877-905-ADOP
grants@giftofadoption.org
National Adoption Foundation
:
Grants of $500-$2,500. 203-791-3811.
www.nafadopt.org
Show Hope
(Formerly Shoahannah’s Hope): Singer Stephen Curtis Chapman’s
foundation. Grants are usually around $3000.
www.showhope.org
Lifesong for Orphans:
Will match grants given to families by their home church up to $2,000 -
$4,000. Also provides interest free loans
www.lifesongfororphans.org
God’s Grace Adoption Ministry
:
Gives grants matching contributions by friends and family. Families
must earn less than $60,000 annually to apply. Application fee applies.
www.ggam.org
Kingdom Kids Adoption
:
Grants based on need and availability. 509-465-3520
www.kingdomkidsadoption.org
Ava’s Hope
:
Grants given based on availability, no requirements.
www.avashope.org
Sea of Faces
:
Must have referral and I-171H before applying.
www.seaoffaces.org
BBA fund
:
Gives interest free loans and helps churches develop their own adoption
grant funds.
www.abbafund.org
A Child Waits:
A non-profit charitable foundation formed in 1998 to reduce the number
of children not adopted from international orphanages because
prospective parents lack the savings to pay for the cost of adoption.
Eligibility to receive a loan is based on financial need and each case
is judged individually. (866) 999-2445.
www.achildwaits.org
A Child’s Desire:
Grants
are made directly to non-profit adoption agencies and a preference
exists for supporting older child (ren) adoptions. There are many
chapters and not a clear website. Visit them on Facebook too. (318)
354-1229
grants@achildsdesire.org
Acres of Hope Adoption Assistance:
A non-profit charitable foundation providing advocacy services,
emotional and parent-to-parent support, financial assistance and a loan
program to families with children facing physical and emotional
challenges. Support for families adopting special needs children
cross-racially and cross-culturally, as well as sponsoring community
outreach and acceptance programs.
www.acresofhope.org
Americans Adopting Orphans:
Low interest loans available from a number of sources and in
configurations such as home equity, VISA lines of credit, credit union,
secured loans, and personal loans. Each quarter an advisory board
will determine certain individual families to qualify for grants to help
with adoptions.
www.americansadoptingorphans.org
Boatner Foundation:
Grants from $1,000 to $10,000 for adopting families. Requirements
include: financial statement, formal application, and agency
approval. Indianapolis, IN. (318) 354-1229
Bright Futures Foundation:
Nonprofit foundation helping internationally orphaned or abandoned
children find forever families. National fundraising efforts to help
reduce the fees necessary to adopt waiting children.
www.brightfuturesfoundation.org
Caroline’s Promise:
Grants of $3,000 to $5,000 to Christian families to help with the cost
of international and/or domestic adoption. Open only to residents of
North Carolina as of this writing, but are hoping to expand nationwide.
(336) 993-9046.
www.carolinespromise4u.org
Chances by Choice:
Provides grants to people who adopt an internationally born child with
HIV or AIDS. While not a placement agency, they will assist in
identifying HIV/AIDS positive children available for adoption and will
link the prospective parents with an agency for placement. Also provide
education and post-adoption support to the family. (708) 524-4673
www.chancesbychoice.org
Christian Adoption Resources, Inc.:
Prospective adoptive couples may apply for a grant after they have an
approved home study by a licensed adoption agency, and with a letter of
recommendation from their adoption agency/attorney. (717)492-1868.
CariMinistries@aol.com
FORE Adoption Foundation:
A non-profit foundation that helps families overcome some of the initial
financial burdens of adoption (home study, legal fees, etc.). (480)563-1155.
www.foreadoption.com
Grants for Adoption:
Private foundation awarding grants to adopting parents.
info@grantsforadoption.com
HFLA – Hebrew Free-Loan Association:
Interest free loans of up to $10,000 are available to Jewish adults
wishing to adopt internationally or domestically. The payment schedule
for up to $5,000 is three years. The payment period for $5001 to
$10,000 is over a five-year period.
www.hflasf.org/adopt-loans.html
Home for Good:
Is a Christian based organization that focuses on the adoption of older
children with special needs and sibling groups who have little or no hope of
being adopted without their intervention. Offer resources, grants, loans
and matching funds to encourage more families to adopt. (541) 479-5926.
www.hfgf.org
International Adoption Assistance Foundation, Inc.:
6420 Tokeneak Trail, Mobile, Alabama 36695-2940. Donald L. Parker or
Linda J. Bushy - Directors (334) 633-4300
JSW Adoption Foundation:
Grants
of $2000 or more awarded quarterly on the basis of need. Preference
given to childless couples with an income under $35,000. One grant
awarded quarterly. Average grant amount is $3000, but can go as high as
$5000. (414) 268-1386 for application
www.lifelineadoption.org
Open Arms Children’s Charities:
Awards grants to adoptive families on a quarterly basis: March 15, June
15, September 15 and December 15 of each year. Grants are open to all
adoptive parents with an approved home study. The amount of the award
depends upon the number of applications received, as well as donations
and fundraisers. There is a $10 application fee. (636) 922-7110
www.open-arms.org
Potter’s Hands Foundation:
Potter’s Hands provides grants to Christian families to help with
adoption costs. Funds available for domestic and international
adoptions whether private or though an agency. There is a $25
application fee.
www.potters-hands.org
Promise The Children:
Promise The Children awards grants to families using an agency or
facilitator approved by PTC, and must have their I-171H. There is a $15
application fee.
www.promisethechildren.org/faq.html
United Way International:
Provides assistance for covering the costs of travel for adopted
children with illness requiring immediate medical attention.
Applications are selectively considered and must be supported by a
Doctor’s statement. (703) 519-0092
WACAP – World Association for Children and Parents:
Believe that financial concerns should not prevent qualified families
from adopting children. They have set up special funds and programs to
help parents cover the costs of certain adoptions.
www.wacap.org
Orphan Impact:
There mission is to make a difference in the lives of orphans by meeting
their basic health needs and to help loving families offset the cost of
adopting internationally.
www.orphanimpact.com
Katelyn’s Fund:
Orphan ministry, helping Christian families through financial grants and
emotional support.
www.katelynsfund.org
The Lydia Fund:
A Christian-based fund providing financial assistance to families
wanting to adopt.
www.lydiafund.org
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