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Q4 Grants Approved!

“I was moved by the care and consideration that was given to every grant application,” says Scott Brubacher, Executive Director. “Once again, we saw how the breadth of knowledge and experience that our Directors bring from across the country is essential to the review process, helping to highlight regional considerations that are relevant to our final decisions.”

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New Fund Approved

“The Foundation seeks to be a leader in funding transformational ministry,” says Scott Brubacher. “Fulfilling that objective demands that we grow a culture of abundance, supporting those churches that are reaching beyond their walls. Whether in a rural village, a small town, or a major urban centre, virtually every Anglican church is situated in the heart of a community that has needs, if we open our hearts to the call. AFC’s Community Ministries Fund seeks to build the church’s capacity to respond to these needs.”

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Hollyer House

“Hollyer house is named in honor of John Hollyer, a parishioner who would routinely take people off the streets and give them what he called a hand up,” says the Ven. Katherine Otley. “It didn’t always work but that never stopped him trying.” Hollyer left his estate to the church, and his gift funded the feasibility study that set the church on a path to a major redevelopment of the site of its underutilized rectory.

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Testimonials

The Rev. Glen Gough

The Rev. Glen Gough

I’m a proud member of AFC, serving as a Diocesan Representative for the Foundation, because of the generosity it shows to essential ministries in financially challenged areas and new innovative ministries across Canada.

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Rob Hardwick

The Rt. Rev. Rob Hardwick

Above all, we thank the Anglican Foundation for their continued commitment to bring unity, healing, and reconciliation to all peoples and for the amazing work they do for our beloved Church.

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Ruth Sheeran

Ruth Sheeran

A generous matching grant from the Anglican Foundation has allowed us to restore the wonderful brickwork and Gothic Revival architecture of the 174-year-old St George’s Church in Lennoxville.

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