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- Anglican Community Fund (Inc) (ACF) is a sound well-managed financial institution with a solid performance history returning its profits to the Anglican Community through the Diocesan Council.
- ACF’s primary objective is to provide financial support to the Anglican Community principally through the Perth Diocesan council "for religious public educational or charitable uses". For the 2008/09 financial year distributions totalling $625,000 were made to the Diocese of Perth. Distributions by ACF to Anglican organisations since its inception now total $15.7 million.
- ACF was formed as a committee of the Perth Diocesan Trustees (PDT) in 1966 and was incorporated in February 1994. Initially known as Anglican Deposit Fund Perth (Inc), the fund changed its name to Anglican Community Fund on February 24, 2004. The broad philosophy of the Fund is to capture the financier’s margin between borrowing and lending within the Anglican community so that the profit on such transactions flows to the Anglican Community, rather than the financiers profit on Anglican community transactions flowing to an outside financier.
- ACF currently holds close to $130 million dollars in deposits and investments as well as providing nearly $85 million in loans to Anglican Parishes, individuals, agencies and external mortagages. ACF adopts a conservative investment profile.
- In recent years ACF has made significant contributions to a number of appeals run by Anglican organisations including youth and adult education, home and overseas missions, chaplaincies and clergy training.
- ACF continues to offer new products to meet the needs of its supporters. Our banking system and products provide modern, secure, practical solutions to individuals, Parishes, schools and Anglican agencies alike.
