Facilities Charities That specialise in Cemetery

Raising funds for the preservation, repair, restoration and improvement of St Michael's Church, Bray including its churchyard and St Michael's Hall, and provision of articles for use in worship at the Church; also support for music and other charitable activities in the parish.

For the benefit of the public to maintain, repair, restore, preserve, improve and enhance the fabric of the church of St. George located in the village of Hinton St. George in the county of Somerset, its monuments, fixtures, fittings, furniture, stained glass, ornaments and other chattels and its churchyard.

To promote provision for recreation or other leisure activity for the benefit of the residents of Speeton with the object of improving the condition of life of the said residents. In furtherance of this objective, the association will manage and maintain its children's play area at Wide Lane and will establish a green burial ground at Speeton Cliffs to generate revenue.

Help preserve and maintain St Peters Church Peters Marland Churchyard.

To maintain, repair,restore, improve and reconstruct the fabric of the church of St Mary's the Virgin, Peldon, including it's monuments, fixtures,fittings, furniture,stained glass, ornaments and other chattels together with the churchyard for the benifit of the public.

Assistance in the maintenance and management of the fabric of the Parish Church of St. George, Benenden, and its Churchyard, in the Diocese of Canterbury, and to preserve and protect it as a place of Christian worship.

Providing a place for Christian burial, within an environment that fits into the Wardour countryside, for Catholics of the parish of 'The Sacred Heart', Tisbury and 'All Saints' Wardour.

To maintain the fabric of the Church of St Andrew, Shelsley Walsh, Worcestershire and its surrounding churchyard.

IT HOLDS THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL'S FABRIC FUNDS AND MANAGES THE MAINTENANCE OF THE CHURCH AND CHURCHYARD.

The charity's objects are to preserve and protect for the public benefit the Parish Church of St Thomas and St Edmund in Salisbury, together with the monuments, fittings, fixtures, organ, stained glass, furniture, ornaments, and chattels of the Church and its churchyard and burial ground. The Guild's principal activity is to raise sufficient funds in order to Repair, Renovate and Renew the Church

To assist in the maintenance,repair,preservation,improvement,beautification and reconstruction for the benefit of the public the fabric of the Parish Church and churchyard of the Parish Church of Wick.

Financial support to the fabric of St Andrews Church and its Churchyard in Compton Bishop, Somerset. Funds are raised through voluntary annual membership subscription and by various fund-raising activities from time to time throughout each financial year.

Fundraising to assist PCC maintain its Church and Churchyard

The Friends is established to provide funds for the preservation and protection of the Parish Church of All Saints Hollingbourne as a place of Christian worship by promoting the restoration conservation,repair,maintenance,improvement and beautification of the fabric of the Church building and the monuments and chattels in the church and Churchyard.

To maintain the remainder of the burial ground belonging to the charity, and subject thereto, maintaining the non-charitable parts of the Richmond and East Sheen Cemeteries.

The preservation, protection, restoration and enhancement of the former Mendip Hospital cemetery and chapel, to provide a public amenity of historical merit for the benefit of the local community. Also, to provide information and support for those who have relatives buried in the cemetery.

To maintain the fabric, interior and churchyard of St Winifred's, a Grade 1 listed building. We do this through a membership of approximately 200 people who each pay a voluntary annual subscription. An elected committee make recommendations on projects for expenditure to our AGM which all members may attend and which takes final decisions on the use of funds.

The Charity was formed to support the maintenance and improvement of the fabric of and facilities within Mereworth Church, and the churchyard. Grants being made by the Friends to the Parochial Church Council in response to appeals from that body.

To preserve, maintain and enhance for the public benefit the church of St James, its churchyard, Old School Room and Streamside Garden.

The provision of financial assistance for the repair, upkeep and maintenance of the fabric of the Goodhart Rendal Chancel in the Holy Trinity Church, Coalbrookdale and the fabric, contents and graveyard of Little Ness Church, near Shrewsbury

The object of the "Friends of Margravine Cemetery' is to promote for the public benefit, aspects relating to the conservation of the flora, fauna, monuments, buildings and burial records, of the Margravine Hammersmith Cemetery in London, and the introduction of improvements to the cemetery and its management, so long as they are compatible with the conservation of nature".

Burial ground

The objects of the Friends shall be to maintain, repair, restore, preserve, improve, beautify & reconstruct for the benefit of the public the fabric of the Church of Idlicote, its monuments, fixtures, fittings, furniture, stained glass, ornaments & other chattels of its churchyard.

Objectives are the improvement, restoration, repair and upkeep of the fabric of Shoreham Church, its contents, its churchyard and its boundary gates and fences.

Sells tickets for a monthly draw. Proceeds from tickets sales then go into a fund which is available for grants to the churches in the Frome Valley Group for restoration of church buildings or churchyard