For foundations and grant-makers
Everything your board needs to say yes.
Audited financials, public 990s, ECFA accreditation, and a team that answers directly.
Grant-maker basics
The record is public. The team is reachable.
Favor International is a 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 47-5225697), ECFA-accredited, and independently audited every year. The documents your due-diligence process needs are already published, and the executive team answers grant-maker questions directly.
On the record
Six things your due-diligence process can verify today.
Audited financials
Independently audited every year. Five years of audited statements, published in full.
See the financials →IRS Form 990s
Five years of public 990s, filed and published. EIN 47-5225697.
View the 990s →ECFA-accredited
Accredited by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability since September 30, 2019.
ECFA profile →Independently rated
Charity Navigator Four-Star (94, FY2024) and Candid Platinum Transparency.
Charity Navigator →501(c)(3) determination
IRS determination letter available for your files.
Download the letter →DAF-ready
Donor-advised fund routing through TrustBridge and DAF Direct.
International & DAF routes →What grants fund
Programs run by the people who live there.
Every Favor program on the field is run by indigenous leaders: Portable Bible Schools, GIFT children’s homes, primary and secondary schools, medical care, trauma counseling, and women’s empowerment across the nations Favor serves.
Foundation officers, family-office staff, and DAF advisors can email the executive team directly at info@favorintl.org or call 941-444-9940. We will respond with the packet you need.
A practical grant path
From first review to a defined scope.
Favor can support a responsible diligence process without inventing a one-size-fits-all grant package.
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Orient
Review Favor’s mission, four program pillars, geographic work, leadership, and published accountability documents.
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Discuss fit
Tell the team your foundation’s priorities, geography, grant range, restrictions, and required application format.
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Confirm scope
Favor can identify a current program or project that fits, then clarify the budget, timing, outcomes, and reporting available.
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Complete diligence
Use the public financials and request any additional organizational documents your board or adviser requires.
Questions
Foundation and DAF inquiries.
Does Favor accept restricted grants?
Restricted opportunities may be available when a current program or approved project matches the foundation’s intent. The scope and reporting expectations should be agreed before the grant is issued.
Can a donor-advised fund recommend a grant?
The page links to Favor’s published DAF and international routes. Confirm the current beneficiary and processing details with the sponsoring organization before submitting a recommendation.
What financial records are public?
Favor publishes audited financial statements and IRS Form 990 filings, along with links to ECFA, Charity Navigator, and Candid profiles on the accountability page.
What should an initial inquiry include?
Include the foundation name, program interests, geographic priorities, approximate grant range, timing, restrictions, and the documents required for review.
Does Favor publish a standard reporting schedule?
Reporting should be matched to the approved grant scope. Ask the team what financial and program reporting can be supported before including a schedule in an agreement.
Start the conversation.
Tell us what your board needs to see. We will send the foundation packet and answer directly.