Covenant Clearinghouse administers private transfer fees (a type of deed restriction, also referred to as capital recovery fees) covering hundreds of billions of dollars of planned and existing real estate projects, comprised of retail space, office buildings, hotels, industrial facilities, warehouses and more, as well as hundreds of thousands of homes.

The assessments were originated by Freehold Capital Partners, which mandated that each assessment instrument irrevocably allocate not less than five percent of every assessment dollar generated to promote social and economic justice by funding innovative non-profit programs that could help make a positive impact in the communities from which the funds originated. Moreover, no charitable tax deduction is taken by any party, further reducing the burden on government.

The data suggests that over the life of the assessments total non-profit funding is expected to exceed fifteen billion dollars, potentially making this one of the largest private sector charitable funding sources ever created.

As the servicing agent for these assessments, Covenant Clearinghouse is proud to distribute these funds in support of a wide range of non-profit organizations, each working to address some of the most pressing challenges facing society. By providing much-needed funding, private transfer fees can help these organizations expand their reach, grow their programs, and improve the lives of those they serve. We believe that by working together and leveraging private sector incentives in order to fund the public good, we can create a better world for all.

Below is a list of some of the non-profits funded by private transfer fee assessments: 

A Wish With Wings Inc
Adams County Emergency Food Bank
Affordable Housing of North Texas Inc.
Alvin Blue Santa
Amazing Grace Food Pantry
American Red Cross
Baby Booties of North Texas
Bat World Sanctuary
Boonsville/ Balsora Volunteer Fire Department
Bow Wow Buddies Dog Rescue
Boy Scouts of America
Brazoria County Alliance for Children
Caring Hands of Pinal County
Carlsbad Battered Families Shelter
CASA of Denton County
CASA of Ellis County
CASA of Johnson County
CASA of Travis County
Casa Tierra
Children’s Alliance Center
Children’s Alliance Of South TexasCoastal Bend Food Bank
Cobbled Streets – Helping Homeless And Foster Kids Move Forward
Disabled American Veterans
Driftwood Volunteer Fire Department
Ellis County Homeless Coalition Corp
Floresville Food Pantry
Guadalupe County Children’s Advocacy Center Inc.
Habitat for Humanity of Baldwin County
Harris County Sheriff’s Office Foundation
Hays County Food Bank
Hill Country Youth Ranch
Kids First Health Care
Lifeline Pet Rescue
Lumpkin Volunteer Fire Department
Matagorda Brazoria Cancer Assistance Program Inc
Meals on Wheels North Central Texas
Meals on Wheels of Palo Pinto
Middle Colorado Watershed Council
Montgomery County Children’s Advocacy Center
Montgomery County Crime Stoppers Inc.
Montgomery County Food Bank
NTX Community Food Pantry
Palo Pinto Area Foundation
Parks and Wildlife Foundation of Texas Inc
Partners For Breast Cancer Care Inc.
PAWS of Tinley Park
Primero Conservation
Raleigh Creek HOA
Ronald McDonald House
Second Harvest Food Bank
South Texas Food Bank
Tarrant Area Food Bank
Tarrant County Reentry Coalition
The Christmas Box House
The Parker Lee Project
Truth Be Told
Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault
Westfield Food Pantry
Wilson Area Children’s Foundation
Wounded Warriors Project

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