Scott Brubacher

I am writing to you as we enter the fourth month into the global crisis of COVID-19, a pandemic that has thrown the world into an unfamiliar landscape of overwhelming uncertainty. The 20th century Russian playwright, Anton Chekhov once said, “Any idiot can face a crisis—it’s the day to day living that wears you out.”

Read below for the latest news and updates from the Anglican Foundation, including grants awarded in the spring 2020 grant cycle and welcoming new board

Things are really changing, right? As we all look forward, the “new” normal will, in all likelihood, be nothing like “normal” at all—many changes which have rained down on us these past months will probably stay with us.

The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) has announced $50,000 to 20 proposals addressing the crisis of climate change. AFC’s board of directors met via Zoom on May 20-21, 2020 during which time it reviewed 28 proposals from across Canada.

The Anglican Foundation of Canada (AFC) has announced $260,000 in funding to support new projects across Canada in its May cycle of awards.

Throughout my almost 30 years of association with the Anglican Foundation as a member and donor, Board Director, committee member, and now as a consultant,

Read below for the latest news and updates from the Anglican Foundation of Canada, including a reflection on generosity by AFC Gift Consultant Peter Wall.

AFC Executive Director Judy Rois writes in the Anglican Journal about the economic impact of COVID-19, and how the church can respond by embracing expressions of new life in God’s economy.

During these unsettling times, we at the Anglican Foundation are aware of how challenging these days are for you, your families and colleagues, your diocese, and the church.