• Catholic Theological Union at Chicago
    $360,000 through May, 2021

    to support the development and implementation of a 30-month curriculum designed to prepare and accompany of core team from 25 religious communities to serve as the catalyst and resource to guide their communities through practices around interculturality.

    Catholic Sisters USA Awarded: November, 2016
  • Conrad N Hilton Fund for Sisters
    $500,000 through December, 2018

    to establish a special fund within the Conrad N. Hilton Fund for Sisters to augment its support of canonical leadership conferences globally.

    Catholic Sisters Global Awarded: November, 2016
  • Saint Leo University Inc.
    $420,000 through December, 2020

    to develop and pilot an online certificate-granting program for SLDI alumnae and other Catholic sisters in Africa.

    Catholic Sisters Africa Awarded: November, 2016
  • Medicines for Humanity, Inc.
    $250,000 through December, 2018

    to build the capacity of 11 congregations of Catholic Sisters in Haiti to implement effective training programs for traditional birth attendants.

    Catholic Sisters North America Awarded: August, 2016
  • School Sisters of Notre Dame
    $225,000 through May, 2017

    to support the development of a strategic plan to strengthen advocacy efforts of religious congregations at the United Nations.

    Catholic Sisters Global Awarded: May, 2016
  • Sisters of St. Francis
    $45,000 through June, 2017

    to produce a book of contemporary scholarship and reflection addressing the concerns of next-generation Catholic sisters from an intercultural and interdisciplinary perspective.

    Catholic Sisters Global Awarded: March, 2016
  • Catholic Church Extension Society of the United States of America
    $2,000,000 through December, 2018

    to support Phase II of the United States-Latin America Sisters Exchange Program.

    Catholic Sisters Global Awarded: November, 2015
  • Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland
    $300,000 through August, 2017

    to support the Generative Spirit program of the Collaboration for Ministry Initiative to build the intergenerational capacity among women religious.

    Catholic Sisters USA Awarded: August, 2015
  • Society for the Propagation of the Faith
    $450,000 through August, 2017

    to support two initiatives of the Pontifical Mission Societies: 1) to help launch the Missio digital fundraising platform; and 2) to pilot an Agri-MBA program in two African countries (Kenya, Uganda) enrolling 20 sisters.

    Catholic Sisters USA Awarded: August, 2015
  • Loyola University
    $900,000 through November, 2017

    to provide sisters with graduate-level instruction in theology and communications through the Loyola Institute for Ministry and to help congregations produce digital media that effectively communicate their charisms.

    Catholic Sisters Global Awarded: November, 2014