Yes, absolutely. People are taking advantage of the grant at their respective churches. It's 100% true.

There are only a few simple requirements. You must demonstrate that you are a non-profit, so you must have a non-profit EIN or be covered by the non-profit coverage of a parent organization. Many churches have received 501(c)(3) status as a result of a group ruling granted to their national parent denomination.

A group exemption letter is required if you do not have proof of your own 501(c)(3) status. This is a letter from an officer confirming your church as a subordinate under the group ruling of your national parent denomination, and it must be written on your national parent denomination's letterhead.

You will need a physical address as well as an official email address. If you don't have your own building but meet for services in a rented facility, we can use that as your physical address.

You can't also be a school, hospital, health-care organization, or government agency. Google has separate programs for these organizations, which are not included in the Google for Non-Profits program.

Churches that also have schools are frequently eligible for the Google Grant.

You'll also need a website, which you're probably aware of. Your website should be good for the best results. This is where your free ad traffic will be directed. If you don't already have a great website, we can create one for you.

SSL must be used to secure your website. Google wants to make sure that no one steals your site's visitors' information.

If you need assistance with any of this, our team is here to help.

There is a zero percent risk to your church in anyway. If we are unable to get you approved for the Google Grant for any reason, we will give you a full refund of any monthly fees paid to Navigate Digital Media.

If you know how to manage an AdWords or Google Ads account and have the time to do so, you certainly can. But when people try to do this themselves, they usually end up spending only a few dollars out of the $10,000 they are given each month.

Their grant account will be suspended for non-compliance after a few months. running an AdWords campaign is very tasking.

Our grant management team spent months in Google training programs to offer you the best service. Majority of people are not up for this challenge, which is where we come in to help.

Not at all, the contract is month-to-month

However, Google Ads campaigns take time to get traction. While we have spent the entire grant in the first month on occasion, it usually takes a little longer. Plan on 6-12 months to reach maximal impact, just to be safe. This provides the campaign the time it needs to mature so you can see the desired results.

Adwords campaigns take time to grow, so if you're looking for a quick marketing boost, this isn't the best option.

That really sounds nice, but unfortunately, this isn't the case. The grant is not paid out in cash by Google. It comes in the form of a monthly credit of $10,000 on your church's Google Adwords account, or the one we will setpup for you if you do not have one. The Navigate Digital Media monthly fee is used to pay our personnel who handle your church's grant. We'll ask for a payment when you sign up to cover the cost.

While individual results may vary depending on a variety of factors, the average church that uses our service receives 1400 clicks each month. That's quite a number of clicks! Each one symbolizes a person who has learned about your ministry from your website and plans to attend this weekend.

If just one out of every 50 persons decides to come, that's an extra 28 families attending your church each month! Is your church prepared for such an event?