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Driven by Faith Project

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San Antonio, TX501(c)(3)Human Services EIN 42-2174645

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On file with the IRS9303 Zebulon Dr, 78240-2883 · San Antonio, TXTax-exempt since Apr 2026Publicly supported charity — 170(b)(1)(A)(vi)

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Driven by Faith Project puts faith in action by helping individuals and families facing hardship

501(c)(3) charity; gifts are tax-deductible.
Status: IRS Pub. 78
Mission · Annotated 10/6Who runs it · Annotated 10/6

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Yes. Never revoked by the IRS. IRS ruling in Apr 2026.

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Driven by Faith Project is currently led primarily through unpaid and volunteer work, allowing all our resources to go directly toward serving the community.

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A human services nonprofit based in San Antonio, TX.

Questions for Driven by Faith Project

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  • What is your biggest challenge right now?
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    Driven by Faith Project answered · Oct 2026Our biggest challenge right now is growing our resources and network to meet the needs we see in our community. As a newer nonprofit, we regularly encounter individuals and families who need help, but our funding and partnerships are still growing. We are focused on building strong community relationships, increasing sustainable funding, and connecting with other organizations so that when someone needs help, we can either provide it directly or help connect them with someone who can.
  • How can someone help besides giving money?
    Driven by Faith Project answered · Oct 2026There are many ways to help beyond giving financially. People can volunteer at community events, donate needed supplies, connect us with local businesses or organizations, help spread the word about our work, or simply introduce us to someone who may need support. One of the biggest ways people can help is by using their own network, skills, and resources to help us reach more people and build stronger connections throughout the community.
  • In your own words, why do you exist?
    Driven by Faith Project answered · Oct 2026Driven by Faith Project exists to put faith into action by serving people in practical, meaningful ways. We believe loving our neighbors means showing up, meeting real needs, and helping people feel seen, supported, and cared for. Our goal is to bring people, churches, businesses, and organizations together to strengthen the community and be the hands and feet of Jesus wherever help is needed.
  • What do your numbers not say?
    Driven by Faith Project answered · Oct 2026Our numbers do not show the conversations, relationships, prayers, and moments of hope behind each person we serve. They cannot fully capture what it means to show up for someone during a difficult season, connect them with the right resource, or remind them that they are not alone. Every number represents a person, a family, or a need, and we never want to lose sight of that.

Filing history

No financial return for this organization is in the IRS e-file archive. That alone does not mean the organization has never filed with the IRS: if it is below the size threshold it may file a 990-N e-Postcard instead, which carries no financial detail.

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