PWRDF (The Primate's World Relief and Development Fund) has been actively connecting Anglicans in Canada to people in need since 1958. As an organization named after the Primate, the head of the Anglican Church in Canada, they have a rich history of humanitarian work. PWRDF supports projects both in Canada and globally, working collaboratively with local partners who possess a deep understanding of the cultural, social, economic, and political contexts of the communities they serve.

This invaluable knowledge enables them to design and implement effective programs that address the specific challenges faced by community members. Volunteers play a crucial role in engaging Anglicans about PWRDF's relief and development efforts, including initiatives related to health, women and girls empowerment, food security and climate change, and Indigenous programs. There are several ways to get involved, such as spreading awareness, joining webinars, volunteering, praying alongside PWRDF, and exploring different avenues for giving.

To support their initiatives, you can donate online through their website. The Primate's World Relief and Development Fund is located on the third floor of Anglican Church House in downtown Toronto. For any inquiries, their contact details are provided on their website