Omore Taya Incorporated
This organization is a private foundation dedicated to supporting educational initiatives, particularly through scholarships for writers and contributions to community service projects. It prioritizes faith-based organizations and has a notable focus on assisting Christian writers and ministries. The foundation also contributes to food security efforts, as evidenced by its support for food banks. While it operates primarily out of Georgia, its funding extends to various states across the U.S., reflecting a commitment to diverse causes and communities.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
Ideal Applicant
Small organizations or programs seeking modest awards for scholarships, writing conferences, faith-based or community initiatives; applicants that can submit a concise written request stating purpose.
Good Fit
- • Requests for scholarships or support for writing conferences and education programs
- • Modest one-time awards or event/scholarship funding (typical grants under $10K)
- • Ability to submit a clear written application by mail and state the purpose concisely
- • Organizations with a faith-based or community-service framing, especially in states previously funded
Geography
Observed grants were made to multiple states (four states in 2024 and up to nine in 2023), so the footprint is multi-state even though a single state captured the largest share in 2024.
Recipient Variety
The foundation funded 11, 14, and 9 distinct recipients across the three observed years; recipients include conferences, schools, food bank contributions, and small faith-based groups, indicating a broadly varied recipient set for a micro foundation.
New Applicants
Behavior shows many new grantees (14 new recipients in 2023 and six new in 2024), and the foundation publishes a rolling written-application route, so unfamiliar applicants have a plausible path to be funded.
Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026
