Facilities Charities That specialise in Cemetery

The Friends of York Cemetery raise funds to support the York Cemetery Trust, volunteers and the running of the Cemetery. Educational days, genealogy, grave searches and walks round the Cemetery are organised covering an array of topics.

To maintain, improve, supplement and keep in repair, the fabric, fittings, furniture and furnishings of the Parish Church of all Saints, Brixworth and its churchyard and Heritage Centre and to hold the Heritage Centre in perpetuity. To foster interest in the Parish Church from near and far, not only as a place of worship but also to its significance to the areas local heritage.

The preservation, conservation and restoration for the public benefit Kensal Green Cemetery, in particular the monuments, buildings and burial records.

To promote for public benefit by preservation, repair, maintenance, restoration, replacement and improvement of:(i) the heritage and fabric of the Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin, Westerham in the Diocese of Rochester including its various attachments, and(ii) the churchyard, its boundaries and ancient monuments.

To promote for the public benefit the restoration and maintenance of Ford Park Cemetery, Plymouth as a public amenity and to advance the education of the public in the cemetery, its heritage and its social and natural history.

Primarily to maintain the Churchyard of the Church of St. Mary in the Parish of Tarrant Rushton in the County of Dorset. Thereafter to maintain the said Church and to assist with the maintenance of the four neighbouring churches in the Tarrant Valley.

The purpose of the charity is to create, raise and administer a fund to be used for making financial contributions towards any one or more of the maintenance, repair, restoration and replacement (which may include an element of improvement) of, and to legal obligations to, the structure, the fixtures and the fittings of All Saints' Church, Odiham, together with its churchyard.

Supports British citizens in distress in Turkey, makes grants for British students at the British Institute of Archaeology in Ankara, aids relief projects under British auspices in Istanbul and the British Protestant cemetery in Istanbul.

Pays net income to maintain the cemetery at Presteigne, Powys - payment is made to the Powys County Council who carry out the maintenance.

We exist in order to help ensure the preservation of Bovingdon's Parish Church and Churchyard for current and future generations.We do this by raising awareness of, and interest in, Bovingdon's Parish Church through a range of social, educational and community events and activities.We contribute funds for the Parochial Church Council to maintain and improve St. Lawrence Church and Churchyard.

For the upkeep and maintenance of the fabric, goods and ornaments of the Church and Churchyard of St.Paul's Church, Bledlow Ridge and if not required for that purpose the charity may apply its funds for any ecclesiatical purpose in the parish of St.Paul's Bledlow Ridge

Care, maintenance and preservation of the fabric, fittings, ornaments and furnishings of the medieval Parish Church building and churchyard of St. Peter and St. Paul, Tring and promotion of the use of the building by the local community

The preservation, maintenance and improvement of the fabric of St. James' Church at East Tisted, Hampshire and the churchyard adjoining and for the advancement of the faith of the Church of England in that Parish

Friends of Coverham Church (FCC) helps to look after Holy Trinity Church in Coverham, Coverdale, North Yorkshire. Activities include maintenance of the church and churchyard, as well as organising events (concerts, plays, local history talks, etc) open to the general public.

The maintenance & improvement of the church of St Bartholomew, Nympsfield and its churchyard which includes the heating & lighting costs, the sound system, the property insurance and any other costs which will assist with and promote the use of the church of St Bartholomew, Nympsfield

To maintain Wybunbury Tower by holding various fund raising events throughout the year. Included in these are the annual Fig Pie Wakes. Any profits of this event are kept for future maintenance of the Tower. The event also provides opportunity for village groups to fund raise - Village Hall, Delves school, Women's Group, St. Chad's church, Scouts, Cubs & Beavers and Wyb Old Churchyard Society.

The Friends of St James the Great, Thorley, assist the Rector and Parochial Church Council in maintaining and beautifying the Church and Churchyard. We seek to raise funds in support of our work by organising events and through membership subscriptions.

Provision and management of a cemetery to be used for persons who are resident in the Parish of Kesgrave immediately prior to the time of their death, or who would have qualified under this condition but for admittance into residential or nursing care prior to their death, also for persons who from time to time have regularly attended Kesgrave All Saints' Church in the years preceding their death.

The aim of the charity is to maintain the building and churchyard of St George's Woolhope in good repair

1. To promote, for the public benefit, the preservation, care and improvement of Bath Jewish Burial Ground as a place of historic and ecological interest.2. To advance the education of the public through the preservation and maintenance of Bath Jewish Burial Ground.

St Catherine of Siena Church Preservation Trust is established to assist the Parochial Church Council of Cocking with West Lavington to maintain and improve the fabric, monuments, fittings and furnishings of the Cocking Church, its churchyard and associated groundworks within its precincts.

The charity raises money to restore, maintain and enhance All Saints Church Headley, its churchyard and church centre building.

To raise money for the repair, upkeep, cleaning, preservation and conservation of the fabric of the ancient Church and Churchyard of All Saints, Bolton Percy, North Yorkshire, by donations with optional gift aid, gifts, functions, grants and any other means.

The Ottery Church Corporation was set up by King Henry VIII who issued letters patent on the 24th of December 1545. The charity now exists in order to maintain the fabric and churchyard of St Marys Church in Ottery St Mary in close collaboration with the Parochial Church Council.

We maintain the upkeep of the churchyard.