Fetzer believes that viewing the world as inherently Sacred — through a diversity of faith and spiritual beliefs — is necessary for societal transformation. Therefore, we currently invest in large coalitions working to transform systems through a point of view that is rooted in the Sacred.

Faith & Media Coalition
Promoting accurate portrayals of faith and spirituality in news and entertainment.
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How is faith represented in the media? This coalition explores how spiritual identities are communicated through media channels, fostering a dialogue around accurate and dignified portrayals of religious and spiritual life.

Public Life Coalition
Transforming civic engagement through the diversity of spiritual solutions.
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Public Life represents diversity in religious traditions and spiritual paths; culture, race and ethnicity; geography, and public life sub-sectors.

Spiritual Innovation Coalition
Blending tradition and technology and spiritual innovation, together.
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Spiritual innovation is an emerging field comprised of religious and spiritual leaders working within religious traditions, at the creative edges of religious institutions, and outside religion.

Environment Coalition
Using spiritual beliefs to guide environmental stewardship.
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Although amazing work is underway to save the environment, most individuals and organizations in this sector are not working from the perspective of a sacred worldview.

Science Coalition
Unraveling the connections between faith and science.
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A sector dedicated to the sacred worldview and science would foster a deeper understanding of how spiritual and scientific perspectives can coexist, enriching both personal beliefs and empirical knowledge.

World Religions Coalition
Exploring common ground and sacred solutions to societal challenges.
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This sector of work would focus on exploring universal principles found within diverse religious philosophies, promoting mutual understanding, ethical innovation, and spiritual solutions to societal challenges.

There is no public application process for Fetzer funding and we do not fund individual projects, programs, or organizations outside of our coalition building work. While we love that you or your organization may be working towards shared goals, Fetzer does not accept unsolicited requests for funding.