Intentional Investments
About Our Grants
Understanding the Vision Behind Our Grants
The Church is changing—and so is the way we approach our reinvestment in Catholic programs. OSV Institute seeks to serve the Church by supporting and encouraging innovative and effective Church-related programs and activities that help Catholics of diverse ethnicities, ages and stages of life come closer to Christ. Going forward, each of our grant cycles will focus on a different area of strategic support for religiously unaffiliated Millennials, Hispanics and parents of Catholic dependents.
Investing in the Church
We support initiatives that re-engage young adults to reverse religious apathy and bring Millennials closer to Christ and His Church.
With exponential growth in the Church over the last several decades, Hispanics bring rich traditions into the Catholic Church in America.
As the first teachers of children, Catholic parents require resources and strength to speak the truth to our next generation.
How to Apply for Grants
The grant committee accepts applications at different times throughout the year depending on each initiative. Applications can be submitted by creating an account, determining eligibility and filling out the form in the grantee portal. Click below to review deadlines for each initiative cycle and learn more about the grant application process.
IndyCatholic engages Millennials with social events, spiritual formation and community.
IndyCatholic engages Millennials with social events, spiritual formation and community.
V Encuentro is a historic ecclesial gathering of 3,000+ ministry leaders across the country that work to advance and reignite the Hispanic Catholic experience throughout the U.S.
V Encuentro is a historic ecclesial gathering of 3,000+ ministry leaders across the country that work to advance and reignite the Hispanic Catholic experience throughout the U.S.
Isaiah 43 provides resources for prevention and peacebuilding within families to advance their archdiocese’s mission of ending violence, murder and racism in New Orleans.
Isaiah 43 provides resources for prevention and peacebuilding within families to advance their archdiocese’s mission of ending violence, murder and racism in New Orleans.