Support Us

Join us at the table, as we build interfaith America the nation.

Ways of Supporting

We are grateful for the generous support of our many partners — individuals and organizations alike — who work alongside us to achieve our vision. Thank you in advance for your support of Interfaith America!

Online

Make a one-time or recurring gift to support Interfaith America directly online.

By Mail

Checks made payable to Interfaith America can be sent to our offices:

Interfaith America

141 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 3200

Chicago, IL 60604

Institutional Support

Interfaith America partners with dozens of foundations, nonprofits, and corporations each year. Reach out to our team to discuss an organizational partnership, grant to Interfaith America, or a corporate matching program.

Planned Giving

We’d love to talk with you about other opportunities to support Interfaith America, including making a multi-year pledged commitment or an investment in the Interfaith America endowment.

Building an Interfaith America

At Interfaith America, we seek to build a Potluck Nation. A nation where everyone is welcomed to the table, where stories of possibility and cooperation are shared, and where new dishes and flavor combinations enhance the feast.

Pluralism is the central necessary characteristic, the most important ingredient of a diverse democracy.

Your gift to Interfaith America supports us as we become a nation that welcomes the best contributions of all communities and spreads out a feast that the whole nation and world can enjoy.

What Your Support Can Do

Thanks to your generosity, Interfaith America supports interfaith leaders working in communities around the country to advance interfaith initiatives and build bridges across difference. Read about their interfaith work in Interfaith America Magazine.

Interfaith Harmony Fellows meet in Chicago while attending the Interfaith America Leadership Summit in Aug. 2023. (Photo by Nancy Fowlkes)

Higher Education

When It Comes to Defusing Hindu-Muslim Tensions, College Kids May Know Best

Nekohl Johnson, second from left, with others from Where We Meet, Inc. Courtesy photo

How Nekohl Johnson Brings Therapy and Theater to Veterans of Color

IAY members at Interfaith Atlanta's 3rd Annual Interfaith Fest on September 10, 2023. Photo courtesy of RayAlexander.

Emerging Leaders

Young People Leading Interfaith Learning and Conversation in Atlanta

"As I moved, and changed jobs and schools, the question of where I was from became a common icebreaker question. Yet, no matter how many times I've been asked it, I still wonder how best to answer it." writes Anu Gorukanti. (Oscar Wong/Getty Images)

Mindfulness and Finding Home Within Ourselves

People gather for The Deep Dinner in New York City. Photo courtesy of Mark Gilman

Emerging Leaders

Why I Created ‘The Deep Dinner’ To Talk About Faith

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