Professions Charities That specialise in Clergy

Educating the Roman Catholic secular clergy of England, or persons intending to become members thereof

To make grants in cases of need to retired clergy of the Church of England serving in the Diocese of Sheffield

Relief of poverty and special needs to the Parishioners of Salhouse, Norfolk by making individual grants where needs have been identified by Clergy, Parish Councillors and Charity Secretary. Grants are unconditional and historically have included hospital transport, furniture, student study books and utility bills.

Benefits not normally provided by the LEA for maintained primary/secondary schools in the parishes of Billingborough & Horbling. Grants for education purposes to persons under 25 years who (or whose parent(s)) are resident in the parishes of Billingborough & Horbling. Payments to the vicar of Billingborough & Horbling to help promote religious education.

To assist the widows or dependents of Clergy in the Archdeaconries of Brecon and Gower

HLF Burgage Project Substantially complete Report March 2018 Investigation Elizabethan wall paintings Saracens Head Southwell.Investigation land @ Vicars Court & The Orchard, part of SAM @ Church Street Southwell. HLF funding sought Curatorial work re archaeological artefacts & records Church Street SiteMajor landscape & fieldwalking project Vernacular Buildings projectTalks prog

Friends of St Nicholas Church are dedicated to supporting vicar & church wardens, in maintaining church building & contents.All Applications by the PCC for Funding to be made to FSN to consider before a contract is agreed, or work commenced. If the FSN agree to fund a project either in full or part an invoice for the agreed sum to be submitted to the FSN for payment direct to contractor/supplier.

We support the Vicar of the Parish of St. Andrew, Buxton, Norfolk.

Assistance to clergy

In accordance with the terms of the Trust grants are made to C of E clergy within 10 Miles of St Peters Church Nottingham at the Trustee discretion to augment their living costs . The Trustee is satisfied that the purposes remain charitable. The Trustee have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 06 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Comm.

Awarding small grants to clergy widows within the Diocese of BangorAwarding small grants for assistance with education costs to young people under 25 within specified areas in North Wales.

To relieve poverty by assisting in the provision of financial assistance to the clergy and former clergy of St Saviour's Church, Guildford, including the widows and dependants of any such clergyTo advance the Christian faith by the maintenance and support of the ordained clergy of St Saviour's Church, Guildford

We offer bursaries to those who come into hard times or to clergy families who are on very small incomes.

For the benefit of the Anglican Clergy and their families in the Archdeaconries of Surrey, Dorking, Reigate, Southwark, Lambeth and Wandsworth

Relief to clergy in financial need in the archdeaconary of Berkshire.

The Charity pays grants to an Organ Scholar. Also considers requests from the Vicar. Meets twice a year to discuss grants to schools regarding Religious education.

The objects of the CCAW are to advance the Christian religion for the benefit of the public including through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures public celebration of religious festivals, producing and/or distributing literature and to provide support, education and other opportunities for women (clergy, lay and religious) in the Anglican communion

FINANCES AVAILABLE (as in grants)TO CLERGY'S SONS AND DAUGHTERS IN FURTHER EDUCATION.

Grants to support social welfare in the Bishop's Stortford area based on recommendations by local clergy.

Structured exchange visits by clergy and laitySupport for educational, health, social and religious activities of the DioceseSharing experiences in areas of common interestRaising awareness of the situation in Patna among the people of Ashbourne and District

The trust income is to be applied towards the Vicar's expenses in connection with the pastoral work in Little Horkesley, Essex.

The Trust was established to help ordinands or priests of the Church in Wales to study at St George's College, Jerusalem, Lampeter College or elsewhere.

'Cursillo' is an international movement of the church which began in Spain around 1949 based on experiences of pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostella.. It is a way by which Christians experience a sense of pilgrimage and growth through, initially, a three day weekend, led and supported by lay people and clergy. Southwark Anglican Cursillo operates throughout the Anglican Diocese of Southwark.

Discretion of vicar and churchwardens-for public benefit

Assist the work of Holy Trinity Church Redhill for the advancement of the Christian religion.Provide Training Grants to the Clergy and the Congregation at retreats and camps.Apply monies specified by the donor for the Churches charitable organisations.