Fundable.
Visible. Partner-ready.
Struggling to explain your work to a funder, reporter, or potential partner? We help faith-based care programs prepare clear plans, useful reports, and a story people can understand. Your team leaves better prepared to explain what you do and why it matters.
Explain the work. Show what helps.
Good work can be hard to explain on a grant application. We help you put your story, plans, and progress in order so funders can understand them.
Grant-readiness assessment
We look at your program plan, records, how decisions are made, and how your work leads to results. We compare them with what major foundations and federal grant programs ask for. You leave with a clear list of what to improve first.
A clear plan for your proposal
We do not write the grant for you. We help your team prepare a logic model showing how activities lead to results, an outcome frame naming the changes to watch, a budget narrative explaining costs, and an evaluation plan for checking progress.
Clear reports for funders
Clear progress reports for funders, board chairs, and people visiting your program. They use the same simple tracking tools we build through Care That Holds™.
A voice for the work.
Speaking & workshops
Trent speaks to denominational gatherings, nonprofit leadership cohorts, seminaries, and funder convenings on evidence-based ministry, proximity, and the future of faith-based care.
Editorial & long-form
Cornerstone Practice publishes practical writing on caring well, reconnecting with neighbors, and using proven methods in everyday ministry.
Media inquiries
Available for interviews on pastoral care, faith and public health, re-entry ministry, disability inclusion, mental health in the church, and faith-based program design.