Anglican Clergy Children Association
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ANGLICAN CLERGY
CHILDREN ASSOCIATION

Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion)

Give & Support

The ACCA Trust Fund

Standing with the indigent children of our clergy — through education, welfare and empowerment, across every province of the Church of Nigeria.

Our covenant of care

A family that leaves none of its own behind

The Anglican Clergy Children Association was born of a simple, sacred conviction: that those who grew up in the parsonage — the sons and daughters of the men and women who gave their lives to the altar — should never walk alone. Our fathers and mothers poured themselves out for the Church, often at great personal cost, and their children carry both the privilege and the price of that calling. The ACCA Trust Fund is the practical, tangible expression of our promise to one another: that no clergy child of ability and character should be held back by want.

Enshrined in our Constitution, the Trust Fund is earmarked to help cater for the indigent Anglican clergy children across the country. It is not charity handed down from a distance; it is family standing with family. Where a bright child cannot pay school fees, where a young graduate has the vision but not the capital for a small business, where a household faces a season of hardship — the Fund exists to lift, to steady, and to send them forward with dignity.

We believe welfare is discipleship. To feed, to teach, to empower and to pray for one another is to live out the very Gospel our parents preached. Every naira given to this Fund is sown into a life, and through that life, into the future leadership of the Church.

What your giving does

Practical help, real futures

Guided by our aims and objects, the Fund turns your generosity into lasting change.

Education & school fees

Keeping promising clergy children in school and college, so that a lack of fees never becomes the end of a God-given dream.

Business & empowerment grants

Seed grants and start-up support for young members with enterprise — encouraging education, business, investment and savings as our Constitution directs.

Welfare & hardship relief

A standing welfare scheme for members in genuine need, offering support and solidarity in difficult seasons.

Training & follow-up

Beneficiaries are mentored, trained and accompanied — the Fund invests in people, not just projects, so that help becomes lasting fruit.

Raising future leaders

In line with our vision — to raise clergy children grounded liturgically and spiritually to lead the Church into the next generation.

Accountable stewardship

Every grant is verified, documented and monitored to ensure the money is well utilised and channelled for the purpose given.

Who the Fund helps

Eligibility is not limited to financial commitment. Any Anglican clergy child who is active at the national, provincial or diocesan level — as attested by their provincial and diocesan leaders — may be considered.

And let this be clear: whether a member's father is late or retired has no bearing whatsoever on eligibility. Once a clergy child, always a member of this family.

How it is governed

The Fund is overseen by a Board of Trustees — including the Primate, the Dean, the Bishop Chaplain, the CON General Secretary and Registrar, and the National President — with appointed Fund Managers.

Applications are reviewed by a panel of inquiry appointed by the National President, with proper verification, written reports, and continuous monitoring — so that your gift is handled with transparency and care.

Make a gift

Give to the Trust Fund

Every gift, large or small, helps a clergy child rise. Kindly use your name (or "ACCA Trust Fund") as the transfer reference.

Registration & Giving
Bank
Fidelity Bank
Account name
Anglican Clergy Children Association Nigeria
Account number
4110145452

ASABA 2026 registration and general support of the association.

Give online now

Pay securely by card or bank transfer with Paystack or Flutterwave.

For pledges, partnerships or enquiries about the Fund, please contact the national secretariat.

“Bear one another’s burdens.”

Stand with the children of the parsonage — today and for the generation to come.