Two Grants Received to Support The Interfaith Center

As we begin the new year, The Interfaith Center is honored to receive two grants from local faith communities here in Arkansas.

The Interfaith Center has received a $12,000 grant from The Methodist Foundation of Arkansas, which will support interfaith programming in 2026 like Friendship Camp, Love Thy Neighbor, the Interfaith Volunteer Network, and the Interfaith Youth Group. These vital programs bring people of all faiths together to build relationships and understanding, making our community a stronger and safer place.

The Interfaith Center has also received a $5,000 grant from Second Presbyterian Church through their Social Justice Grant program. This grant supports the ongoing work of The Interfaith Center, enriching and strengthening our ability to sustainably serve our interfaith community. Interfaith peace building work is vital in our world, and we are grateful for Second Presbyterian Church’s interfaith leadership in our community and ongoing support.

These generous gifts support vital peacemaking work in our community, building interfaith relationships and making our community a stronger and safer place to live. Thank you!