Professions Charities That specialise in Clergy

To provide for or increase stipends of the Assistant Clergy attached to the Parish of Banstead

Provides benefit for women who are in need and who are regular communicants at St. John the Baptist Church, The Lee, or at The Old Church, The Lee, or else for other poor parishioners of the Parish of The Lee, who in the opinion of the vicar and the trustees for the time being would benefit from financial assistance.

the original purpose of the trust was to buy bread for the poor, and to pay for 8 sermons to be preached. Latterly it was paid to the Vicar for poor relief.

Making cash grants to individual clergy residing in Leicester City or Leicestershire.

Religious education in Berriew

Making grants for the purpose of relieving poverty and giving assistance to senior citizens.

Money generated from investments is distributed each December to specified churches for distribution by the priests to the poor of their area of Barnsley in cash or kind.

Providing opportunities for further education and training through the attendance of language and other courses.The beneficiaries to include both Catholic students to the priesthood and Catholic ordained priests (Catholic includes Roman Rite and Eastern and Oriental Rite Catholics) from Poland and other Eastern European Countries

To provide assistance to widows of Vicars Of Ledsham

Making grants towards cost of winter heating, healthcare, funerals and or general living expenses for households in Leckhampstead, Bucks MK18. The trustees (the two churchwardens and the vicar) gift the annual income from our two charitable unit trusts to households usually with children or pensioners that we consider would benefit from the support.

For the use of activities in the village of Weedon Bec which promote the well-being of the villagers

Grants to clergy in the Diocese of Oxford in cases of emergency

Grants to Little Gaddesden School for the procurement of books and resources

Makes annual payments towards the stipend of the vicars of All Saints, Northampton, Kettering, Rothwell, Oundle, Hardwick, Moulton, Guilsborough and Spratton

To pay and apply the income to any charitable purpose approved by the vicar of St Stephen with St John, Westminster.

This is money that was given to be used on the upkeep of clergy homes. it enables us to give our staff home that the diocese would not be able to supply.

As a support and resource group for clergy, FCP arranges an annual pilgrimage/conference. This takes place at Walsingham with speakers each giving a lecture each on various aspects of priestly tasks. A number of study days have been organised in different parts of the country focussing on priestly formation and clergy education, it is hoped that a larger number of priests will be able to attend.

Providing educational resources for the vicar of Twyning.

Makes grants to Long Sutton school

A religious trust supporting related religious congregations as well as providing income for retired priests.

The trustees continue to distribute funds for relief of the poor to the parishes designated in the will of the late Elizabeth Hodges dated 13th May 1723 together with a gift to the vicar of Shipton Moyne for preaching five sermons given dates: her own death, 14th April her father's death, 18th March her mother's death, 16th July her brother Thomas's death, 4th Feb her brother Escourt's death.

Acts of general charity mainly in the parish of Stonehouse Plymouth. Particularly small gifts by the vicar to individuals . Also School prizes

We distribute £70.00 each, twice a year, to the 5 oldest men in the village plus the vicar.We also distribute £30.00 to the oldest ladies in the village (20-25)

We distribute £70.00 each, twice a year to the 5 oldest men in the village and the vicar.We also distribute £30.00 to the oldest ladies in the village (20-25)

We distribute £70.00 each to the 5 oldest men in the village plus the vicar.We distribute £30.00 to the oldest ladies in the village (20-25)