Non-profit funding distributed by Covenant Clearinghouse comes from capital recovery fees (also called transfer fees) created by deed restrictions imposed on large real estate developments as a fair and equitable way to apportion infrastructure costs over an extended period. In order for Covenant to agree to administer the deed restrictions, the restrictions must irrevocably allocate at least five percent of gross assessment income to non-profits in the community where the assessed property is located.  

Given the estimated Two Hundred Billion Dollars in assessed real estate projects administered by Covenant Clearinghouse across the United States, data suggests that funding in a range of Five to Seven Billion Dollars will be distributed to non-profit organizations during the life of the assessments. The importance of this sustainable funding source, especially in these times of strained public resources, cannot be over-emphasized.

Below is a list of some of the non-profits who have received funding generated by the transfer fee assessments we administer: 

If you are a non-profit interested in applying for funding, please contact us at admin@covenantclearinghouse.com .

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