Immanuel Vision Foundation

The Immanuel Vision Foundation is a nonprofit organization focused on providing financial support to various charitable causes, primarily in Nebraska and Iowa. Established in 2015, it supports 501(c)(3) organizations that align with its mission of offering Christ-centered support to seniors and the community at large.

Mission and Purpose

The foundation's mission is centered on meeting the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of seniors, addressing community health needs, and supporting the ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). It achieves this through multiple grant cycles.

Grant Cycles

The foundation operates two main grant cycles:

• Spring Community Grant Cycle: Open to a broader range of community nonprofits.
• Fall Grant Cycle: Specifically targets ELCA-affiliated organizations in Nebraska and Iowa.
• Quarterly Grants: Available for ELCA congregations within the foundation's eligibility area.

Impact and Projects Supported

The Immanuel Vision Foundation has supported numerous projects across the Midwest, including:

• Community projects like afterschool snack programs for food-insecure children.
• Health initiatives such as purchasing automated external defibrillators (AEDs) for public spaces.
• Greenhouse projects for community food banks.
• Support for various Lutheran churches and their outreach programs.

The foundation's contributions have been instrumental in empowering congregations to address pressing community needs, fostering a spirit of generosity and community engagement.

However, the specific EIN (450347014) and website (elca.org) provided do not directly correlate with the Immanuel Vision Foundation but could relate to a different entity within the broader ELCA community. Without more specific details, it is challenging to create a precise Wikipedia-style article focused solely on this EIN and website.