Professions Charities That specialise in Clergy

The two clergy disburse the income through their discretionary funds to needy individuals in Harrogate.

Give assistance to people who are having financial difficulties - these are at discretion of the vicar.

The payment of small sums to necessitous clergy in the Archdeaconry of Lindisfarne for assistance in times of illness or to enable them to leave parish duties for the purpose of rest and change

Making of grants by the Vicar of All Saints' Church

The Charity was founded in 1697 to provide a church and vicar, a school and provision for some old people in the village. A new 'Scheme' was established in early 2011 to clarify the Trust aims into a more appropriate setting to reflect the needs of the church, school and community, but by maintaining the original Trust objectives.

To augment the stipends of clergy having charge of the parish of Ilminster

Providing annual grants to Roman Catholic Priests officiating in that part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Southwark situated within 12 miles of St Martin-le-Grand

Church activities

helps the poor of Baslow and Bubnell

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.

Contribution to stipend

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

To provide monies to the elderly or poor of the village. To pay the P.C.C. with money for church upkeep. To pay the vicar who preaches four times in the year. To provide monies to apprentices for their training.

The Charity relates to a peppercorn rent attached to some older properties in the parish and dates back several hundred years hence the small amounts involved. The money collected is distributed between the Vicar of Ipstones; the School Trustees and the pensioners of the parish. Because of the small amounts involved the money collected is distributed every 3 or 4 years.

Income from this small charity is used to make grants at Christmas to the deserving and needy in the parish of Westoning.

The charity money is a peppercorn rent attached to several older properties in the parish. This dates back several hundred years and was initially for the poor of the parish. The money collected is now distriuted between the Vicar of Ipstones (-+?1 per year), The School Trustees (-+?1 per Year) with the remainder going to a group who hold auctions to rasie money for the Senior Citizens of parish

VICAR TO RECEIVE SMALL SUM FOR A GOOD FRIDAY SERMON. REMAINDER TO CHURCH FABRIC FUND.

Makes grants to elderly people of Lambourn Berkshire with bedding and similar items for the poor of the Parish of LambournIt is proposed to merge this small charity with the Vicar and Church Wardens Sexton's Charity by widening the latter's purposes as the trustees are the same for both charities

One tenth of the income to be applied for the benefit of poor children residing in the parish of Plymstock and attending the parish church of Plymstock, one tenth to be distributed between the singers in the said parish church and the remainder to be paid to the Vicar in part thereof for preaching a sermon annually on the duty of children to their parents.

MAKING DONATIONS FOR THE RELIEF OF NEED TO INDIVIDUALS OR ORGANISATIONS IN THE PARISHES OF POTTERSPURY AND YARDLEY GOBION.

Provision of church services

The Charity is established to provide payment to the Vicar of Cirencester for sermons and prayers and for the poor of Cirencester.

The charity is established to provide financial assistance to the Vicar of Cirencester and the poor of Cirencester.

Makes grants for ecclesiastical purposes.

Provision of grants to members of the Clergy in need