Seventh-day Adventist Church (Pacific) Trust

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Annual Giving

$500K

Grant Range

$10K – $5.0M

Tips for Applicants

Applications should align with Seventh-day Adventist religious purposes and may need to demonstrate connection to the church's network of schools, hospitals, or churches in the South Pacific. Given the trust supports the broader Adventist denomination's operations, proposals supporting Christian education, health programs, or religious community development in Pacific nations would be most relevant.

Giving Philosophy

The trust supports the global Seventh-day Adventist mission by funding religious activities, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities across the South Pacific. Giving is channeled through the established church network to support Adventist schools, hospitals, and community programs that promote health, education, and Christian fellowship.

Notable Grants

■AUD 654,000 (approx. USD 450,000) from the South Pacific Division to Avondale University College to support it during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020)

■USD 150,000 from the Mission Impact Fund to the Transpacific Union for the 10,000 Toes campaign to combat Non-Communicable Diseases in the South Pacific (2024)

■Support to Sydney Adventist Hospital through strategies implemented by the SPD Property Trust during COVID-19 (2020)

Program History (1)

Year-specific program memory with visible provenance. This is the bridge between open opportunities and recurring portfolio strands.

2025-26

Innovation Fund

Grant

Funds innovative projects within the Adventist Church that align with their mission to make disciples and spread the gospel, with a focus on community service and engagement.

Places: New South WalesSource: official partner program url verifiedEvidence: open source

Focus Areas

Geographic

AU-National

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

Wealth derives from Seventh-day Adventist Church member donations and contributions, likely supplemented by church-operated revenue from schools, hospitals, and other religious enterprises across the South Pacific region.