2020 ANNUAL REPORT

POWERFUL PARTNERSHIPS

TRANSFORMING OUR WORLD

1 DEAR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN CHRIST,

At the very beginning of the Anglican Church in North America, Archbishop Bob Duncan stated that ARDF was launched with the goal of providing “objective philanthropy” for the Global Anglican Communion. The core of ARDF has not veered from this goal for more than 15 years. We have worked diligently to be an excellent resource to proven partners all over the world. ARDF is honored to continue to be the Anglican Church in Action, committed to relief and development work done in an excellent way based upon best practices and under Godly, diverse leadership.

Thank you for your continued support of our vision that powerful partnerships can transform our world. Because of your support, we have provided more than $11.3 million in funding for 201 development projects in 38 countries touching nearly 1.4 million lives in Anglican communities around the world. In addition, since 2004, a total of $2.9 million has been donated to those suffering disasters worldwide, including in the United States.

We praise the Lord that ARDF-US has undergone a smooth leadership transition. Canon Bill Deiss retired in June 2020, after years of building a very strong and healthy foundation. After a robust search process, we hired The Rev. Dr. Jake Stum as the new Executive Director. His education, experience, and passion fit so well with our mission and goals. Jake is a proven leader, and we are excited to see what the Lord does through his leadership. He, the staff, and the board have already begun setting some big goals so that ARDF can make an even more significant impact for Christ in the world. ARDF was created to be the strong hands While 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone, we are very excited about this next season of ARDF. We are specifically pursuing two major goals. The first is to collaborate more closely with ACNA churches, partners, ARDF CONTENTS Global, and other stakeholders. We believe strongly in our ministry’s motto – “powerful partnerships transforming our of Christ, reaching out in solidarity with world.” We hope to create even more partnerships so that we can see the world transformed for the sake of Christ. Introduction 4 our brothers and sisters around the The second is to decrease the funding gap between the massive amount of requests we get each year and the amount ARDF Structure 5 of money we are able to give away. If we can close this gap, more people in crisis will be helped and we can fund more development projects. When relief work is available to meet emergency crisis needs, and development projects are Impact Overview 6-7 world. ARDF encourages families and actively solving long-term chronic problems, then holistic transformation can happen. This tangible assistance can open Evangelism in Pakistan 9 the door for spiritual impact and open the door for opportunities to effectively share the good news of Jesus Christ! Education in South Sudan 10 communities in need with practical ARDF-Global remains committed to living out the words of Matthew 25:40: “I tell you the truth, whatever you Community Development in Brazil 13 did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.” We are thankful for our Global partners and help and solid solutions through a living branches of ARDF: Australia, Canada, Egypt, and Kenya. We believe that more strategic global alliances will be Health in Ghana 14 created this year. KCEP 17 Gospel that feeds body, soul, and spirit We are thankful for your partnership in proclaiming the Gospel – in both word and deed – throughout the world! Relief 18-19 In Christ, so that all may live in dignity and seek Founding Nationals 20 ARDF Kenya Charitable Trust 21 eternal life in Jesus Christ. Financial Summary 22 The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach The Rev. William (Bill) R. L. Haley The Rev. Dr. Jake Stum President Chairman Executive Director Leadership 23

2 3 INTRODUCTION

Whether a given project focuses on education, clean water, accessible healthcare, economic opportunity, food OUR MISSION security, or agriculture, ARDF believes that local partner- ships are the best way to positively transform our world. Our mission is to work within the worldwide Anglican Thank you for joining us in partnering with our Communion to maximize life change in some of the Anglican brothers and sisters as they live out the Gospel most challenging parts of the world for the sake of in some of the world’s poorest communities. Christ by • Mutually crossing cultural and economic boundaries. • Focusing on Africa, Asia, and Latin America. • Supporting holistic, community-based projects that OUR HISTORY incorporate evangelism. ARDF was founded in 2004 with the support of then • Using the highest quality project research and Bishop Robert Duncan as a way to channel giving from outcome evaluation available. Anglican donors in North America to Anglican churches • Providing a spiritually enriching, thoughtful, and in the economically poorer countries of the Anglican satisfying giving experience for our donors. Communion.

Inspired by God’s radical grace, we exist to empower From the start, ARDF consciously adopted an organiza- Anglicans in the developing world to show the love of tional model intended to reverse Anglicanism’s colonial FOUNDING NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Christ to those in need in their own communities. legacy and restore international relationships based on THE mutual respect and a shared faith in Jesus Christ. To COMPRISED OF: achieve this end, a board of Archbishops representing ARDF-Australia OUR OPPORTUNITY orthodox Anglican Provinces in the developing world ARDF-Canada leads ARDF, determining priorities, approving each GLOBAL ARDF-US Most of the world lives on less than 2 dollars a day. project, and keeping the organization firmly linked to Hundreds of millions live without clean water, food, the Church. education, healthcare, or employment. Countless numbers RESPONSIBLE FOR: suffer under oppression, broken political systems, endemic ORGANIZATION • Research, monitoring & evaluation “For the first time in the history of giving within the • Fundraising violence, and despair. They are real people, just like us, Church, we see true partnership, not patronage,” who are in desperate need of transformation and hope. • Communications commented The Most Rev. Henry Luke Orombi, OF ARDF • Building relationships between North Americans and former Archbishop of the Church of the Province of those in the developing world through Vision trips, etc. As Anglicans and members of the Body of Christ, we are Uganda and a founding ARDF Trustee. connected to a global network of spiritually rich congre- • Dispensing disaster relief to on the ground partners gations and grassroots ministries that are already serving This model has forged strong ties between the ACNA GLOBAL COUNCIL the poor and proclaiming the Gospel in incredible ways. and many Anglican leaders from around the world. These Gospel-centered partnerships make the local COMPRISED OF: NEW NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Anglicans who implement ARDF’s projects feel Anglican Primates from the Developing World “connected to the Body of Christ – not just a charity,” in Anglican Leaders from the Founding Organizations COMPRISED OF: OUR IMPACT the words of Bp. Flavio Soares, Diocese of Recife, Brazil. ARDF-Kenya Charitable Trust ARDF builds powerful partnerships with Anglicans RESPONSIBLE FOR: ARDF-Egypt in Africa, Asia, and Latin America to relieve extreme Today, ARDF serves as the ACNA’s official international • Setting strategic direction suffering and transform lives through sustainable, relief and development arm. At the same time, ARDF • Approving development projects RESPONSIBLE FOR: high-impact development projects. Our unique, has become a grassroots movement for Anglicans here • Reviewing research • In country research, monitoring & evaluation Christ-centered development model focuses on in North America who maintain a historically grounded • Keeping ARDF connected to the Global Anglican • Approving in-country and regional grants thorough research, local partners, and transparent and orthodox faith while also caring deeply about Communion • Dispensing disaster relief to on-the-ground partners financial accountability. poverty and social justice issues.

4 5 COMMITTED TO THE DEVELOPING WORLD IMPACT OVERVIEW More than 1.4 Geographical distribution of projects: million lives impacted AFRICA: 148 PROJECTS ASIA: 37 PROJECTS LATIN AMERICA: 16 PROJECTS

Development Countries where Projects Funded 38 ARDF has worked $11.3 Countries where ARDF has completed projects: 201 Million Committed

COMMITTED TO MEETING NEED

ARDF is COMMITTED to the Gospel. ARDF is EFFICIENT because it works within existing church structures in implementing projects. ARDF is EFFECTIVE because its projects are researched and evaluated before implementation, and are based on ARDF is EMPOWERING because it is guided by recommendations from the Global Trustees. thoughtful Christian leaders in support of the needs of the Christian community. ARDF is SUSTAINABLE because every project is locally initiated and implemented with the advice and council ARDF IS THE ANGLICAN CHURCH IN ACTION GLOBALLY. of ARDF and its consultants.

THE CARIBBEAN: AFRICA: Cuba Botswana, Burundi, Cameroon, The Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, ASIA: LATIN AMERICA: Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Morocco, Nigeria, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, South Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, RECENT PROJECTS: Paraguay, Peru Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia Sri Lanka, Thailand

COMMITTED TO HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT

ARDF ministers to the whole person. We do this by funding projects that fall into one of these six categories: Ghana Cuba Uganda Tanzania Kenya Community Development, Economic Empowerment, Education, Evangelism and Discipleship, Food Security, and Vocational Church Dental Girls’ Seminary Health. All ARDF projects are holistic and many fall into more than one category. Every project proclaims Christ Training Support Clinic Education Education through the development process.

6 7 PAKISTAN School Provides Support for Marginalized Christians Diocese of Lahore

Christians in Pakistan lack educational opportunities. Seventy-fi ve ANTICIPATED LIVES IMPACTED: 339 percent live below the poverty line. As Pakistan becomes increas- Students receiving technical training, ingly intolerant of Christians (and other non-Muslim faiths), students receiving healthcare, students violence and marginalization is on the rise. This is receiving safe housing, food, and especially true in rural areas. education. The Anglican Church in Lahore has built a vocational training GRANT AMOUNT: $80,500 school with funds from the Barnabas Fund. ARDF partnered with (Cost per benefi ciary: $237) the Diocese of Lahore to equip the school and to provide on-site medical care. HOW YOU CONTRIBUTED: For $250, you provided one student The vocational school offered one year of training in automobile with a vocational education. technology and electrical work. After completing the training, students received help securing jobs. In 2019-2020, 106 young For $1,137, you provided medicine, fi rst men completed their training and graduated with certifi cates, aid, and vaccinations for 223 students. allowing them to fi nd employment or begin their own businesses. For $5,000, you paid for the necessary Daily worship and devotions provide ongoing spiritual care. books and school supplies. On-site housing, education, food, and healthcare were critical APPROVED BY GLOBAL TRUSTEES components of the project. As a result, 133 boys and 100 girls JUNE 2017 received a safe place to live and study at the training center. These children also received free health care: dental and eye checks and a general health exam. Many of these children’s parents have either died, been put in prison, or have been married off against their will to Muslims. Despite the hostile environment in Pakistan, this vocational school has provided a safe place for Christians to grow in faith.

IN THEIR OWN WORDS: “I have plans to start a business of repairs of cars in my home town when the coronavirus pandemic is under control. The daily worship and the teachings of Deacon Zaman Sultan of the Lahore Diocese have made me spiritually strong. The strong faith and knowledge of Scriptures gives us strength to face the ASIM AZEEM REPAIRS A CAR, USING SKILLS HE LEARNED FROM THE challenges while living in a Muslim dominated society.” ANGLICAN CHURCH’S VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTER IN NARAWAL, – Asim Azeem PAKISTAN, A SMALL TOWN 100 KM NORTHEAST OF LAHORE THAT IS HOME TO MANY IMPOVERISHED CHRISTIANS.

8 9 SOUTH SUDAN Classroom Expansion Off ers More Academic and Spiritual Opportunities to the Community

Years of civil war have disrupted all sectors of development in ANTICIPATED LIVES IMPACTED: 296 South Sudan and destroyed the few schools that existed. Young Students, parents, and staff of the school. boys ages 14-16 are often used as child soldiers, while young girls are forced into early marriage. Young girls are more likely to die GRANT AMOUNT: $96,600 while pregnant or in childbirth than to graduate from primary (Cost per benefi ciary: $326) school. About 70 percent of children ages 6-17 have never set foot in a classroom. HOW ARE YOU CONTRIBUTING? For $4,315, you are providing the Good Shepherd Academy (GSA), an Anglican-based school in windows and doors for four new Juba, was founded in 2013 to provide affordable and quality classrooms. Christian education. Currently, there are 316 students at the school, ages 3 to 14. To effectively meet the increasing need for For $5,000, you are providing the education in South Sudan, GSA is expanding to accommodate student desks, benches, and other an additional 160 students, prioritizing marginalized and furniture. vulnerable children in Juba. For $13,329, you are paying for the roofi ng materials, including timber. In 2019-2020, construction began on the classrooms. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the pace of construction as APPROVED BY GLOBAL TRUSTEES well as the supply chain of materials. However, with careful OCTOBER 2018 advance planning, the team on the ground has steadily been making progress and is anticipating that the additional class- rooms will be completed by the time the school opens. This is the expressed need of the community, who remain very involved in the project and are eagerly awaiting the extra classrooms.

IN THEIR OWN WORDS: “We are blessed to have a Christian-based school that teaches our children the fear of the Lord. This will keep our children away from the dangers of the world. Many of you are aware that many children are out of school, either due to lack of school or no one PRIMARY STUDENTS AT GOOD SHEPHERD ACADEMY IN JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN, ATTEND A GRADUATION CEREMONY. helping them to keep them in school. Good Shepherd Academy will help us raise our children in the knowledge of God. Now that God has provided us with Good Shepherd Academy, let’s keep our children in school.” – Biar Kuei, Chairman, Parents Teachers Association, Good Shepherd Academy, Juba, South Sudan

10 11 BRAZIL Expanded Community Center Serves More Children and Families

The Carolinas neighborhood of Recife, Brazil, used to be a poor, ANTICIPATED LIVES IMPACTED: 1,666 dangerous place with few opportunities for residents. However, Students and their families who through an organization called House of Hope, the church in participate in community programming. Recife is changing this. House of Hope – “Casa de Esperanza” – operates a daycare and after-school program to meet the needs of GRANT AMOUNT: $143,912 vulnerable children living in this urban slum community. House (Cost per benefi ciary: $82) of Hope serves children of working single mothers and other at-risk children with the goal of bringing them into a safe and HOW ARE YOU CONTRIBUTING? loving community. It also provides evangelistic outreach through For $900, you paid for the doors and its many small groups. windows, their aluminum frames and the glass. Because of these efforts, the church in Recife is growing. Suddenly, more children were on the waitlist than ever – over For $10,000, you paid for the ceiling, 200 kids for a program that could only serve 70 children. To the plastering, tile work, and the meet this demand, the diocese has constructed a multistory painting. building with new classrooms. For $17,000, you paid for the toilets, electrical, and the water tank. With the expanded space, the Diocese of Recife will now offer additional programs that boost the lives of community members, APPROVED BY GLOBAL TRUSTEES such as weekly support groups for teen mothers and single JUNE 2019 mothers. There will also be space for vocational training programs.

ARDF is proud to once again work with the House of Hope and the Diocese of Recife to bring meaningful transformation to the local community.

IN THEIR OWN WORDS: “The daycare was and still is my second home. It’s a place that I always feel embraced, from my fi rst year of life until now. From nursery to school reinforcement, there is a lot of love involved. The daycare ‘aunts’ are always dedicated in caring, in teaching with every affection. Thank God for the House of Hope to be part of my life.” – Vinícius, former student and current volunteer

TEACHER ALINE SILVA DOS SANTOS TEACHES SOME OF THE YOUNGEST STUDENTS AT HOUSE OF HOPE IN RECIFE, BRAZIL.

12 13 GHANA Rural Residents Access Vital Healthcare

Tikobo Township, in Western Ghana, is home to cocoa farmers, ANTICIPATED LIVES IMPACTED: cocoa company employees and their families, and traders from other regions. Poverty rates are high and teenage pregnancy is 710 ... and counting prevalent. Because of problems with illiteracy, self-medicating, employees of the new clinic, patients poor sanitation, and poor hygiene, the community has a high receiving medical treatment, women percentage of residents fi ghting otherwise treatable diseases. receiving maternity care.

GRANT AMOUNT: $72,450 Despite the implementation of a national insurance plan, access (Cost per benefi ciary: $102.04) to medical facilities remains a huge challenge to millions of Ghanaians. Due to the poor infrastructure and lack of health HOW DID YOU CONTRIBUTE? facilitators, residents of Tikobo Township have to travel great distances to seek health services. The nearest hospital is For $3,625, you supplied half of the 56 miles away! laboratory instruments for the clinic. For $7,500, you paid for all of the The Anglican Diocese of Sekondi has renovated and equipped a fi xtures, fi ttings, and furniture for health clinic to serve the people of Tikobo Township. The clinic the clinic. also provides patients, their families, and other community For $25,750, you purchased an members with opportunities to interact with God’s Word ambulance that the clinic will use to through daily devotions. The diocese has paid for the clinic’s bring healthcare. infrastructure and the government is paying for the necessary medical personnel. Now operational, the clinic will reduce the APPROVED BY GLOBAL TRUSTEES number of deaths resulting from treatable illnesses. MAY 2016 Providing healthcare is one of the most prolifi c mediums of evangelism and outreach in poverty-stricken rural Ghana. ARDF is honored to be a part of this project that refl ects the ministry of Christ, who met people’s spiritual and physical needs.

IN THEIR OWN WORDS: [The clinic will] serve the primary, maternal, and paediatric health needs of the town and surrounding communities. My recent response as Bishop and Pastor to the sick Chief of Tikobo town is an example of addressing both the physical and spiritual healing that the people and the communities expect.” THE TIKOBO TOWNSHIP CLINIC (HERE UNDER CONSTRUCTION) IS NOW – Bishop Alexander, Anglican Diocese of Sekondi, Ghana OPEN AND RECEIVING PATIENTS.

14 15 Kenya Christian Education Partnership – KCEP – and these schools are not necessarily Christian. The teen was founded in 2010 in order to address the need for years are especially important in adolescent Christian quality education in the arid, impoverished region of formation. A local Christian high school that provides Northern Kenya. To meet this great need, Tumaini an excellent education will draw students from all faiths. Academy Primary School and fi ve local pre-primary This is crucial for this region, where tensions between schools were founded. communities continue to exist.

A decade later, this education model is having great This year has not been kind to the region. In addition success. By the time students graduate from Tumaini, they to the COVID-19 virus, the Diocese of Marsabit was hit exceed all expectations, winning numerous awards with hard by drought, then fl oods, torrential rains, and fi nally their high scores on national tests. These young children, by a devastating and massive swarm of locusts that used to hardship, are strong, dedicated, students. destroyed crops. KCEP, through ARDF, was able to provide relief funds. To allow these students to continue their education, work has begun on the new St. Andrew’s Boys High With your continued help, KCEP will partner with the School in Marsabit. After this is complete, work will Diocese of Marsabit to complete this new high school, begin on a comparable girls’ school. Ground was broken support the community, and to offer hope to many more in early March, and the fi rst two classrooms were students and families in Northern Kenya. quickly completed!

All was progressing as planned until the COVID-19 pandemic hit and Kenya went into lockdown. All “We are grateful for the funds primary and secondary schools were closed; students we received from ARDF as have lost the entire academic year and will repeat their a COVID-19 intervention. current grade beginning in January 2021. A special We used the funds for buying KCEP fund was established to help the teachers at sanitizers, face masks, fumi- Tumaini be at least partially paid for the lost school year gators, thermometers, among with the goal of teacher retention. others. We are grateful for the assistance.” KCEP remains committed to building a high school that LAST FISCAL YEAR, ARDF RAISED OVER $160,000 TO SUPPORT THE KCEP VISION, THROUGH offers a quality education where learning takes place in – Bishop Qampicha Daniel Wario STUDENT AND TEACHER SPONSORSHIPS, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, RELIEF AID, AND an overtly Christian environment. For now, graduates of THE CONSTRUCTION OF ST. ANDREW’S FIRST CLASSROOMS. LEARN MORE AT KCEP.INFO. Tumaini must travel many miles to attend high school,

16 17 Untold RELIEF IMPACT OVERVIEW Lives impacted 22 Countries where ARDF has supported Relief Eff orts $2.99 11 Million Given RELIEF 47 US States where ARDF has Relief Projects supported Relief Eff orts NARRATIVE

ARDF responds to large-scale disasters by working with a local diocese of the Anglican Church. Last fi scal year, ARDF gave away nearly $300,000 to help In FY 2019-2020, you helped us raise over $150,000 The local diocese serves as the intermediary to distribute donated funds to affected churches, individuals, victims of seven disasters. Of course, relief numbers never for local church leaders. This money went to food, or to front-line responders. tell the entire story. Here are some stories of impact, sanitation supplies, and other essentials. In Sunyani, thanks to the money you donated for relief efforts. Read Ghana, the diocese distributed food, masks, buckets, more about our relief efforts at ardf.org/relief. toiletries and other hygiene products to fi fty households. The Anglican Church in Nepal supported jobless people HURRICANE DORIAN and their families, including the community in one of In the fall of 2019, Hurricane Dorian battered the the slums visited by participants on an ARDF Vision Trip Bahamas bringing unbelievable damage and leaving in 2017. In Sri Lanka, the church is granting funds for 70,000 homeless. ARDF partnered with Water Mission children’s education and livelihood initiatives as children in the Bahamas, a non-profi t out of Charleston, SC, that tentatively return to school. quickly responded to the island’s need for clean water. As part of this appeal, we also sent nearly $20,000 to Beyond clean water, Water Mission works to bring healing the Matthew 25 Initiative for domestic COVID-19 to the victims and help them recover from the trauma of relief efforts. the disaster. Molly is a 30 yr resident of Green Turtle Cay. She and her dog, Jackie, weathered the storm here. Water We expect the needs to continue and ask that you Mission met Molly as she came to get water for her home: continue to pray for our partners overseas who face obstacles as they recover from the effects of the pandemic. “If there’s something you need more than anything, it’s water. We are so thankful for them and so thankful for all GENERAL RELIEF [Water Mission] is doing for our community.” In the fall of 2018, ARDF launched a General Relief Fund. In FY 2019-2020, ARDF raised over $12,000 Please join us in praying that those who received this for general domestic relief. These funds were used to RECENT PROJECTS: clean water last year have also received the living water of help smaller relief efforts. In 2019, we awarded funds to our Lord, Jesus Christ and will realize the deep love He Ciudad Neuva, a ministry that grew out of the Church of has for all of us. St. Clement (El Paso) to help with their efforts to provide emergency housing for immigrants waiting for court dates COVID 19 after being released by the US government. Leaving no region untouched, the coronavirus pandemic has caused the most diffi cult disruption to our lives that As this fund grows, it will be a way to quickly fund Rwanda Uganda Australia Texas we have likely ever known. For our overseas friends, the Anglican churches after a disaster strikes – before ARDF Flooding Flooding Bushfi res Emergency Shelter virus, coupled with severe lockdowns, are causing dire has announced a specifi c campaign. $10,500 $5,564 $5,000 $5,000 economic strife.

18 19 FOUNDING NATIONALS

HIGHLIGHTING A PARTNER: ARDF KENYA ARDF ARDF AUSTRALIA CANADA CHARITABLE TRUST

FISCAL YEAR 2019 IN AUSTRALIAN $ FISCAL YEAR 2019 IN CANADIAN $ INCOME: A$140,534 INCOME: C$95,000 ARDF Kenya Charitable Trust was established in 2018 the amaranth and sweet potatoes at an agreed-upon price, PROGRAM EXPENDITURES: A$90,277 PROJECT EXPENDITURES: C$85,000 “to 1) serve the poor and needy in the World and to assuring them a market and stable income. spread the Gospel, demonstrating the love of Christ as the Anglican Church in action globally and 2) serve Despite the pandemic, the team on the ground is moving people in need and strengthen communities through ahead to procure the industrial baking equipment with empowering and equipping thoughtful Christian leaders the goal of beginning production this fi scal year. Some of the projects supported by ARDF-Australia Some of the projects supported by ARDF-Canada in ACK [Anglican Church of Kenya.]” included: included: Income from the bakery will repay the loan from ARDF- ARDF Kenya Charitable Trust (ARDF-Kenya) was Kenya and will be used to fund future community • Bursaries for Community Development • Boarding house for Karen children, Thailand launched with two development projects that were part development projects. The goal is for the Anglican & Bible Training, Christian Leaders Training • Vocational School project, Giza Egypt grant, part loan. Now, two years later, the loans are being Church to become self-sustaining through income Centre, Papua New Guinea • Emergency Relief to Wau, South Sudan repaid, allowing the implementation of a third project. generating businesses like this one. • Community Outreach, Restore Dogura, Papua New Guinea Anglican Services - Eastern (the development arm of • Goats for Clergy Family, ACK) is building a bakery in Machakos, Kenya. This “Everyone here is excited by the project and we are looking West Ankole Diocese, Uganda bakery will produce two types of bread using fl our made forward to a time when the Bakery shall begin operations • Bursaries for Theological Education, from highly nutritious amaranth and sweet potatoes. and communities start making incomes from the growth National Theological College, Nepal Three thousand small-scale farmers will cultivate amaranth and sale of raw materials (Amaranth and Orange Fleshed • Bushfi re Disaster Relief, Australia and sweet potatoes, and benefi t from higher income that Sweet Potatoes) and at the same time reducing the levels allow them to provide better healthcare and education for of malnutrition through the consumption of the fortifi ed their families.These farmers will be contracted to supply bread.” – John Mutua, Executive Director of ADS-Eastern (the project implementer)

20 21 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

ARDF is committed to careful stewardship and financial transparency. We consider every donation to be a sacred trust. We are happy to provide our supporters with the resources and data they need to be confident that their generosity is resulting in the highest possible return on investment in the form of permanently transformed lives and communities.

2018-2019 FISCAL YEAR 2019-2020 FISCAL YEAR GLOBAL LEADERSHIP:

REVENUE: $1,302,422 REVENUE: $1,672,736 The Baroness Caroline Cox, Patron Emerita Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust

The Most Rev. Robert Duncan, Patron Former Archbishop of the Anglican Church of North America EXPENSES: $1,686,431 EXPENSES: $1,472,050 ARDF LEADERSHIP The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach, Global Chairman Archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America and Bishop of 77% 74% The Anglican Diocese of the South Program: Program: ARDF-US LEADERSHIP: The Most Rev. Dr. Glenn Davies, President $1,302,345 $1,090,307 Archbishop of Sydney 13% 15% 11% The Rev. William Haley, Board Chairman 10% The Most Rev. Stephen Than Myint OO, Global Trustee Administration: Fundraising: Administration: Fundraising: Canon William E. Deiss, Outgoing Executive Director Archbishop of the Church of the Province of Myanmar and Bishop $215,973 $215,659 $168,427 $165,770 The Rev. Dr. Jake Stum, Incoming Executive Director of Yangon The Rev. Robert Richard, Treasurer The Most Rev. Jackson Ole Sapit, Global Trustee Ms. Nancy J. Skancke, Secretary Primate and Archbishop of all Kenya 23% Mr. George Connors, US Trustee The Most Rev. Dr. Laurent Mbanda, Global Trustee 26% Archbishop and Primate of the Anglican Church of Rwanda Overhead Overhead The Rev. David Cumbie, US Trustee Mr. Simon Glass, US Trustee The Most Rev. Justin Badi Arama, Global Trustee NET ASSETS: NET ASSETS: Ms. Janet Helms, US Trustee Archbishop and Primate of the Province of the Episcopal Church of the Sudan and Bishop of Maridi Mrs. Lynn Howard Lawrence, US Trustee The Most Rev. Zacharie Masimango Katanda, The Rev. Frank Myers, US Trustee Global Trustee Ms. Barbara Nelson, US Trustee Archbishop of the Congo and Bishop of Kindu Ms. Cindy Pennington, US Trustee The Most Rev. Hector (Tito) Zavala Muñoz, Global Trustee Mr. Larry Rice, US Trustee Archbishop of Anglican Church of Chile, Bishop of Santiago The Rev. Andrew Rowell, US Trustee Beginning of Fiscal Year: End of Fiscal Year: Beginning of Fiscal Year: End of Fiscal Year: The Most Rev. Stephen Kaziimba, Global Trustee Mr. David Soutter, US Trustee Archbishop of Uganda & Bishop of Mityana $858,925 $474,916 $474,916 $675,602 Mr. John Westbrook, US Trustee The Most Revd Melter Jiki Tais Mr. Frank Woods, US Trustee Archbishop of South East Asia & Bishop of Sabah

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