The Jesus Fund

The Jesus Fund

The Jesus Fund was founded in 2004 by Ronald M. Cameron, who serves as primary trustee. Cameron built the underlying wealth through Mountaire Corporation, a major poultry processor headquartered in the same Little Rock building as the foundation. The foundation maintains a diversified asset base that includes a $551 million mutual fund portfolio managed by external advisors at UBS and Bank of America Private Bank. It also holds limited partnership interests in Sterling Group Foundation Fund, NB Crossroads Fund XVIII, and Sterling Group Credit Fund II. Geographic exposure centers on the United States, with additional real estate assets tied to Fifth Avenue holdings. All capital deployment supports Christian education and advocacy programs. The organization employs one staff member and shares operational infrastructure with Mountaire Corporation. Service providers include Frost PLLC for accounting and tax work. A 2020 appearance by Cameron on the Trump Advisory Board on Pandemic Economic Impact addressed poultry industry effects but remains the most recent dated operational note. Governance ties the foundation directly to Cameron's operating company and to The Fellowship Foundation, where he serves as a director. This structure channels investment returns into grant-making without separate family office vehicles or external LP commitments.