Since 2011, Paragould FUMC designates all $1 offerings to be used in support of local nonprofits via the “Dollar Per Week” Grant Program. Paragould FUMC seeks to support community partners as we work together for the common good.
Paragould FUMC seeks applications from non-profit organizations that are making a difference in our community. These grants will go to organizations in support of funding a particular project outside of the organization’s annual budget. Our hope is that this grant supports a project that would not otherwise be possible. We hope this grant makes a particular and significant difference in your non-profit!
Please complete the application linked below and return the hard-copy to our office no later than February 15, 2023. Grants range between $250 - $1000. Soon after the deadline you will be notified of the grant committee’s decision. Reach out if you have any questions or concerns!
Paragould FUMC seeks applications from non-profit organizations that are making a difference in our community. These grants will go to organizations in support of funding a particular project outside of the organization’s annual budget. Our hope is that this grant supports a project that would not otherwise be possible. We hope this grant makes a particular and significant difference in your non-profit!
Please complete the application linked below and return the hard-copy to our office no later than February 15, 2023. Grants range between $250 - $1000. Soon after the deadline you will be notified of the grant committee’s decision. Reach out if you have any questions or concerns!
| 2023 DOLLAR PER WEEK GRANT APPLICATION.pdf |
Since the program began, the church has given away $92,227, one dollar at a time.
Previous recipients include:
Previous recipients include:
- 2011: $4,000 was given to the Children's Shelter in Walnut Ridge.
- 2012: $5,748 was given to the Civitan Club, $1,000 to the Library, $2,500 to Focus, Inc., $2,000 to the Agape House, and $295 to the Senior BEES Meals on Wheels program.
- 2013: $2,000 was given to the Agape House, $1,250 was given to the Senior BEES Meals on Wheels program, $1,075 to Paragould Schools for their food programs, 2,500 to Acts 5:39 organization, $3,300 to the Greene County Rescue Squad, $250 to Goodfellows, and $1,000 to Arkansas Early Learning..
- 2014: $1,500 was given to Senior BEES Meals on Wheels, $1,500 to Paragould schools food programs, $1,5000 to CASA, $1,500 to Future and Hope Women's Job Corp, $1,500 to House of Virtue, and $1,500 to the Greene County Historical Society.
- 2015: 1,000 was given to Focus, Inc., $1,000 to Senior BEES Meals on Wheels, $2,500 to Paragould Schools food program, $1,200 to the Greene County Rescue Squad, $1,000 to Goodfellows, $2,500 to CASA, $2,000 to Future & Hope Women's Job Corp, and $1,000 to House of Virtue.
- 2016: $1,000 was given to the Senior BEES Meals on Wheels program, $1,000 to Paragould Schools food program, $5,074 to the Greene County Rescue Squad, $250 to Goodfellows, $1,000 to Greene County Schools food programs, $1,567 to House of Virtue, $500 to the Greene County Historical Society, and $2,000 to the Greene County Sheriff's Department.
- 2017: $500 was given to Paragould Schools food program, $500 to Greene County Tech Schools food program, $3,800 to In His Wings Ministry, and $1,000 to Leadership Paragould/Mission Outreach.
- 2018: $500 was given to Sound Expressions Music Outreach, $500 to Arkansas Methodist Medical Center, and $4,309 to the Paragould Police Department. An additional $5,309 was given to the Witt House Food Pantry.
- 2019: $500 was given to the Senior BEES Meals on Wheels program, $1,000 to Future & Hope Women's Job Corp, $500 to the Greene County Historical Society, $800 to Sound Expressions Music Outreach, $500 to Arkansas Methodist Medical Center, $1,350 to the Greene County Foster Parents Association, and $500 to Baldwin Elementary School. An additional $5,132 was given to the Witt House Food Pantry.
- 2021: $500 was given to Focus, Inc., $750 to BEES Senior Citizens, Inc., $1,000 to Paragould schools food programs, $1,000 to Greene County Tech schools food programs, $500 to the Greene County Historical Society, $500 to Sound Expressions Music Outreach, $500 to Arkansas Methodist Medical center, $750 for the Greene County Foster Parents Association, $750 to Baldwin Elementary, $750 to Main Street Paragould, $500 to Hope Found NEA, and $1,660 to the Witt House Food Pantry.
- 2022: Focus - $500, Foster Parents - $750, B.E.E.S. Senior Citizens - $750, Greene County Historical Society - $500, Sound Expressions - $500, AMMC - $500, Paragould School District - $1,000, Hope Found NEA - $500, Main Street Paragould - $750, Greene County Tech Parent Center - $1,000, Witt House Food Pantry - $1,660
- 2023: Greene County Historical Society-$500, Sound Expression Music-$1,000, Arkansas Methodist Medical Center-$500, Together We Foster-$1,000, Focus, Inc.-$600, Mid-South Health Systems-$750, Greene County Parent Center-$750, Witt House Food Pantry-$2,278.
