Every gift seats another family at the table.
The Jenna Initiative is a faith-based non-profit, with pending 501(c)(3) designation. Your support equips churches to welcome people with disabilities into full belonging.
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Every dollar given to The Jenna Initiative goes directly to serving churches that want to be inclusive and need help getting there. Scholarship gifts are tracked separately and reported publicly in our annual impact report. We will never use donor funds for administrative overhead beyond what is disclosed.
One-time and recurring gifts both move the mission. Recurring support is what lets us say yes to a small church that can't afford the full program.
What your gift funds
- $50One volunteer's training materialsCovers training materials for a single church volunteer.
- $250A physical accessibility auditSubsidizes a physical accessibility audit for a small church.
- $1,000A multi-church scholarshipFunds three full Standard CACC certifications for small congregations — three churches equipped, three communities changed.
- $2,500A full cohort sponsorshipFunds eight full Standard CACC certifications — enough to launch a regional cohort of small churches toward the credential.
- $5,000A Community Partner sponsorshipUnderwrites multiple church scholarships and a Summit listing as a named sponsor.
Other ways to give
Mail a check:
The Jenna Initiative
Dayton, OH
Stock, DAF, or IRA: email hello@thejennainitiative.org
Matching gifts: many employers match charitable giving, doubling your impact.
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Where your money goes
85%
Direct program delivery: assessments, training, coaching, and church scholarships.
10%
Operations: tools, hosting, and certification administration.
5%
Fundraising and outreach to sustain the next year of work.
Annual impact reports will be published at thejennainitiative.org/impact starting with our first operating year. Pending 501(c)(3) designation. Contributions may not yet be tax-deductible until our determination letter is issued.