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Alongside Hope / Auprès de l’espoir After almost two years of listening together and planning, PWRDF has chosen a new name. The new name was approved at a Special Members meeting held Tuesday, October 15, 4 p.m. ET, in accordance with our corporate bylaws. In 2022, we selected a Task Team of staff, board members and […]

About

The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund has been connecting Anglicans in Canada to people in need since 1958. It is named for the Primate, the head of the Anglican Church in Canada. Read more about our history, our volunteers and our governance structures here.

Our Work & Impact

PWRDF supports projects in Canada and around the world in collaboration with local partners who understand the cultural, social, economic and political contexts of the communities and people they serve. This knowledge is invaluable for designing and implementing programs that respond to the specific challenges community members encounter. In Canada, volunteers are key to engaging Anglicans about the humanitarian relief and development work (health, empowering women and girls, food security and climate change, and Indigenous programs) our partners are doing.

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Learn how you can get involved and support the work of PWRDF and our partners all over the world. Spread the good news of PWRDF, join webinars, volunteer, pray with us and learn about the different ways to give. You can donate online now by clicking here.

News

The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund offices are located on the third floor of Anglican Church House in downtown Toronto. Email: [email protected] Phone: 416-924-9192 Toll Free: at 1-866-308-7973 Mail: 80 Hayden Street, 3rd floor Toronto, Ontario M4Y 3G2 Charitable Number: 8664 34640 RR0001 To reach any of our staff directly please refer to the […]

PWRDF Stories for worship resource

It Takes a Goat to Raise a Village – A Story from Tanzania
The happiest day of my life has finally come – A Story from South Sudan
From great adversity comes great strength – A Story from India and Sri Lanka
Maria thought she would die very soon – A Story from El Salvador
A Little Training Goes a Long Way – A Story from Rwanda

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