A South Carolina Christian Foundation
Wood Hay Stubble
Foundation
Wood Hay Stubble Foundation advances the Christian gospel and strengthens Christian faith worldwide — supporting local churches, Christian schools, missionaries, and mission agencies, through both grants and directly conducted missionary service.
Named after the perishable things of 1 Corinthians 3 — a deliberate commitment to build what lasts. Read the story
What we do
We give, and we go.
We support the local church and Christian education at home, and we partner in global missions abroad — coming alongside faithful people doing lasting work.
Local church & Christian education
Supporting congregations and Christian schools that preach the gospel and disciple the next generation.
Global missions — Italy
Partnering with gospel workers in Italy to carry the good news and strengthen the local church.
Our name
Why “Wood, Hay, Stubble”?
Writing to the church in Corinth, the Apostle Paul describes building on the one foundation, which is Jesus Christ. Some build with gold, silver, and precious stones; others with wood, hay, and straw. In the end, fire tests each one’s work — what is lasting endures, and what is perishable burns away.
“If anyone builds on this foundation with gold, silver, precious stones, wood, hay, straw — each one’s work will become manifest … because it will be revealed by fire.” 1 Corinthians 3:12–13
We took our name from the perishable materials on purpose. It is a daily reminder to give ourselves to the work that outlasts us — the gospel, the church, and the people in whom it takes root.
Contact
Get in touch
For questions about the Foundation or our work, you’re welcome to reach us by email.
We maintain this site for information only and do not solicit donations.