Apply for a 2027 UTO Grant
Beginning in June 2026
The 2027 Focus is on innovative and imaginative projects rooted in their communities with a distinctively local response.
Application materials for the 2027 cycle will be available in June of 2026. In the meantime, we invite you to read and consider the 2027 focus and criteria and begin dreaming of what new project you might invite UTO to be a part of in your community.
Additional Funding Sources: Church Periodical Club Grants (Non-UTO Grants)
While these items cannot be included in your request for funding from UTO, you can request them from the Church Periodical Club (CPC). CPC was founded in 1888 to send materials to missionaries, clergy and congregations as the church expanded westward. The work of CPC is endowed and funded through donations from Episcopalians and friends of CPC who feel called to ensure that those who need materials can access them.
Click here to learn more about Church Periodical Club.
Church Periodical Club Grant Processes
The National Book Fund: Grant requests come from schools, libraries, individuals, agencies, and parishes throughout the Anglican Communion. This fund supplies materials for adults. Grants are made for written materials of all types, such as books, magazines, and e-books. The specific materials are determined and purchased by the recipients. Materials may be religious or secular, but must be used within the mission of the Church.
Miles of Pennies Fund: Provides grants for children’s books and was created in 1988. The maximum amount of money requested may NOT exceed 1 Mile of Pennies – $844.80. Grants are accepted on a rolling deadline.