Dave Donaldson, special assistant to President Donald Trump in the White House Faith Office, spoke at a webinar inviting faith communities to apply for funds through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Continuum of Care program, the largest federal assistance initiative to combat homelessness that provides funding to states, American Indian tribes, nonprofits, and housing entities.

Organizations can apply through the end of August for a share of more than the $4 billion, with more than a quarter — a “historic” amount — available to new organizations, according to the webinar. Dave Donaldson, special assistant to President Donald Trump in the White House Faith Office, spoke at a webinar inviting faith communities to apply for funds through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Continuum of Care program, the largest federal assistance initiative to combat homelessness that provides funding to states, American Indian tribes, nonprofits, and housing entities.

Organizations can apply through the end of August for a share of more than the $4 billion, with more than a quarter — a “historic” amount — available to new organizations, according to the webinar.