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- Funding for the first phase of a project to restore 5th century
Orthodox Christian Church of St. George in Izraa, Syria.
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- Contributed to this organization's orphanage support program annually since 1998.
- Contributed to Retired Clergy Fund Project.
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- Contributed to the seminary's construction of new facilities.
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- This organization is a professional voice ensemble whose goal is to raise the standard of Orthodox Christian liturgical music using the best English texts and methodologies.
It is nationally acclaimed for both its performances and recordings. The Foundation funded the completion of three new professional
teaching models of liturgical singing in English in the form of CDs and printed music. The three models involve three different musical traditions:
1. Byzantine Chant
2. Polyphonic choral music based on chant
3. Slavic choral music
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- Assisted with funding to repair orphanage water system.
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- This is a 3,800 page multi-volume reference work compiled and edited by Dr. Jaroslav Pelikan and Valerie Hotchkiss. It also includes a companion volume,
Credo, by Dr. Pelikan. It is a definitive set of primary source documents spanning the period from the very beginnings of
Christianity to the end of the twentieth century. It is the only edition available in any language where it is possible to find the
entire creedal confessional body of Orthodox teaching in one place. The Foundation funded the distribution of this work to every Orthodox
theological seminary in the world and to other seminaries in the Third World.
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 Supported the translation of the English language publication Dynamis into Romanian for distribution in Romania.
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- Funded the production of a textbook on Orthodox Christian education for distribution in Eastern Europe.
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 This organization publishes magazines for Orthodox children in the Middle East. The grant helped them purchase a computer and other equipment needed.
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- Helped sponsor the 2006 Orthodoxy in America lecture series. This annual lecture series is the largest of its kind and only one housed in a university setting. The 2006 speaker was professor Albert Raboteau. Dr. Raboteau is an African-American Orthodox professor from Princeton University.
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