The Fredericks Family Grant

The Fredericks Family Grant is established by Mick and Roxy Fredericks, whose philanthropic vision is deeply rooted in their Christian faith and commitment to service. As individuals who recognize the privileges they have enjoyed, the Fredericks are dedicated to uplifting those who have not had access to similar opportunities. Their values are shaped by a belief that spiritual growth and faith-based action can lead to meaningful, positive change in communities both locally and globally. Through their foundation, they aim to support Christian organizations in their efforts to foster social improvement and address critical human needs. This grant program is designed to support charitable projects initiated by Christian faith-based organizations. It places a strong emphasis on efforts that promote spiritual learning as a foundation for doing good in the world. The grant is intended to create measurable impact within communities through project-based work that advances the missions of nonprofit organizations aligned with Christian values. The Fredericks Family seeks to invest in projects that produce tangible outcomes within a 12-month timeline. Grants of up to $25,000 are available under this program. These funds are designated strictly for project implementation and not for general operating expenses. Eligible projects must align with one or more of the following impact areas: Education, Environment, Food Insecurity, Homelessness, Health and Human Services, and Military and Veterans. The grant encourages work that integrates spiritual development with service, creating a dual impact on the individual and the broader community. Eligibility is limited to organizations that are explicitly Christian and operate as 501(c)(3) nonprofit entities. U.S.-based organizations are eligible, and those operating internationally must have a U.S.-based fiscal sponsor or a recognized “Friends of” entity through which tax-deductible contributions can be processed. Geographic scope is broad and includes local initiatives in San Diego, as well as national and international projects, provided that they meet the core faith-based and structural eligibility criteria. Applications for the Fredericks Family Grant are currently closed. No specific submission window or application period was provided in the source material, nor were details shared regarding the frequency of this opportunity. There is no available information about the application process, selection criteria, review timeline, or announcement of award recipients. Additionally, no pre-application steps or contacts were listed. Given the lack of detailed procedural information, interested organizations should monitor for future updates or possible reissuance of the grant. The program reflects the Fredericks Family’s ongoing commitment to using faith as a catalyst for community transformation, emphasizing thoughtful stewardship and mission-aligned giving to amplify the reach and effectiveness of Christian nonprofit work.