In 2025, the Anglican Foundation of Canada launched a national call for Community Ministry Partnerships, supporting collaborative parish initiatives across the country. More than $80,000 was awarded to 12 projects, reflecting a growing commitment to ministry rooted in relationship, shared leadership, and community connection.
AFC approves $175,500 in Q1 2026 grants supporting parish outreach, infrastructure renewal, leadership formation, and reconciliation initiatives across Canada.
A new chapter is taking shape at the Anglican Foundation of Canada as donors step forward as founding members of the Anglican Foundation Legacy Society—making planned gifts that will sustain ministry and strengthen the Church for generations to come.
In 2025, generosity across the Anglican Church of Canada grew stronger than ever. Annual donations to the Anglican Foundation of Canada exceeded $245,000—a 25% increase over 2024—reflecting broad-based participation, growing membership support, and renewed confidence in AFC’s stewardship of both core and specialized funds.
Registration is now open for the 2026 Say Yes! to Kids campaign. Parishes, dioceses, and Anglican organizations are invited to register by April 1 and take part in this national fundraising initiative supporting children and youth-focused ministry. ZOOM Info Sessions are available throughout February for those who want to learn more.
As Christmas approaches, Dr. Scott Brubacher, Executive Director of the Anglican Foundation of Canada, offers a reflection on generosity, faith, and the quiet ways God is at work. This message gives thanks for faithful support across the Church and invites us to trust that nothing offered in love is ever lost.
In the life of the Church, love is revealed not as sentiment, but as service. This Advent reflection honours the people whose steady commitment makes the work of the Anglican Foundation of Canada possible—board members, volunteers, and leaders who give their time and wisdom so ministries across the country may flourish.
Featured on CBC Radio’s Ontario Morning, the Emmaus Café at St. John the Evangelist, Port Hope is a weekly, pay-what-you-can café where neighbours from all walks of life gather to share meals, conversation, and community—supported in part by a 2024 grant from the Anglican Foundation of Canada.
Joy often finds us in ordinary moments: around a fire, on a trail, beside a lake. This week’s Advent reflection lifts up Camp Okema, where generations of children and youth have discovered a deeper joy rooted in friendship, creation, and God’s abiding presence. In these simple, shared experiences, the Church learns again how joy takes root and endures.
Due to the Canada Post strike, we will be sending tax receipts by email (in PDF format). Where we do not currently have email addresses for donors, we will be reaching out by phone to obtain one.
Any receipts sent by mail will be delayed until the Canada Post strike ends.
If you would like to renew your individual or parish membership, or donate to any of our funds, you may do so in the following ways: