Scott Brubacher

Warning! May contain inspiring and uplifting stories of your donations at work. Reader discretion is advised. AFC awarded $347,000 in May 2018.
 
                            

AFC Board of Directors meets in Quebec City and awards $347,000 in April grant cycle. Welcome new Treasurer, Audit Committee Chair, and Board Directors in May 2018.

Summer is here! And that means vacation and travel. Hope Bear loves to travel and spread the message of hope to children around the world: “May the God of hope fill you with joy and peace.”

The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) has announced $337,000 in grants in support of new projects across Canada in its April cycle of awards.

Has anyone told you there are more ways to give than writing a cheque? Of course you can always write a cheque, but you may be able receive a larger tax benefit by giving in other ways. These options may seem difficult to understand at first, but your Anglican Foundation is here to help you.

Announcing the 2017 RFP Recipients of $15,000 each. Thanks to everyone who submitted proposals in response to AFC’s 60th Anniversary Request for Proposals for the purpose of enhancing and transforming parish ministry within the Anglican Church of Canada!

Good tidings and joy to all our donors! On behalf of the board of directors, we thank you for your gifts and donations during AFC’s 60th anniversary year. You have made it possible to put over $700,000 into vital ministry in Anglican communities across the country.

Creator God, we give thanks for the beauty of our world: for sky, water, air, and earth. Help us to care for our planet every day and to give thanks for all the good things you provide: daily food, rest, play, family, and friends. Amen.

The Anglican Foundation has a long history of providing grants and bursaries to support theological education. It supports students in the traditional divinity programs across the country, and it has also branched out to support atypical programs that meet the changing needs of today’s theological students.