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National – Versacare Journalism for Adventist Solutions Grants ($2,500-$10,000; Rolling)

Funding$2,500-$10,000 per individual Journalism for Adventist Solutions project; up to $60,000 overall annual journalism fund (not individual award).
DeadlineRolling applications accepted year-round; decisions in March and September. The last published September 2026 deadline (August 31) has expired; no future cycle-specific cutoff published.
Last verified2026-11-05
Required next actionCheck the JAS journalism criteria; qualify as a North America-headquartered 501(c)(3) organization; develop a rigorously researched long-form solutions-reporting proposal with dissemination plan, project budget and eligible reporting costs; enter the official JAS application.

Broad Eligibility

Qualified 501(c)(3) organizations headquartered in North America, including Seventh-day Adventist publications, SDA universities and academies and qualifying independent organizations reporting on church issues; individual reporters without an eligible organization are not specified as eligible.

Atlas Analysis

Verified November 5, 2026 from Versacare's official JAS journalism-specific guidelines. Year-round applications with March and September decisions; August 31, 2026 deadline was exclusively for the already expired September cycle. Next future cycle cutoff not published. $2,500-$10,000 individual grant, $60,000 annual funding pool. Accepts rigorous in-depth ethical, solutions-oriented journalism via written, audio or video media. Costs include reporting/research, interviews, verification, editing, production, dissemination, contributor stipends and essential travel. Narrative outcomes report, financial accounting and audit cooperation required. Public guidelines do not establish a universal cash match. Final applicant-specific portal questions gated by organization screening.

Versacare Journalism for Adventist Solutions (JAS) Grants

Individual award: $2,500 to $10,000 per qualifying in-depth journalism project; the foundation reports a total annual JAS fund of up to $60,000. Do not confuse that annual pool with the individual applicant award.

Timing: The funder states applications are accepted year-round, with funding decisions in March and September. Its published August 31, 2026 deadline applied to the September 2026 cycle and has expired; the next future round’s precise cutoff is not officially published. The open rolling opportunity can be pursued without claiming an invented new deadline.

Eligible applicants: Qualified 501(c)(3) organizations headquartered in North America, including Seventh-day Adventist publications, SDA universities or academies and independent organizations reporting on issues affecting the Seventh-day Adventist church. This special journalism track has its own applicant conditions and is not open to individual reporters without an eligible organization.

Projects: Solutions-oriented, rigorously researched in-depth journalism advancing ethical reporting, diverse viewpoints, journalistic excellence and constructive reporting within Adventist media. Long-form written, audio, video or mixed-media reporting is possible. Proposals should identify the intended publishing venue and timing, reporting methods and relevant perspectives.

Eligible costs: Background research, interviews, fact-checking, editing, reporting, production, publication/distribution, writer or editor or photographer stipends and essential travel. Unrelated project expenses require funder discussion. Universal matching funds and reimbursement conditions are not stated in the public journalism guidance.

Required process: Begin at the official application page and supply the organizational and project information requested by Versacare. Funded projects require a post-project narrative, full expenditure accounting and supporting documentation or audit cooperation upon request. The downstream applicant-specific portal is gated after the introductory eligibility step.

Official controlling sources: https://www.versacare.org/our-grants/grant-jas/ and https://www.versacare.org/our-grants/ . Verified November 5, 2026.

Source verificationReferenced source · www.versacare.orgAtlas last verified this record 2026-11-05. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗