Professions Charities That specialise in Clergy

The charity makes grants to widows, widowers and dependants of members of the clergy who are resident in the Diocese of Salisbury or were last licensed in the Diocese and who are in need, hardship or distress.

The ownership of the Pennefather Memorial Hall from which it receives income from lettings to pay for the running costs of the property. The trust also owns a property at 8 Wentworth Road, Barnet, Herts which provides living accommodation for the assistant vicar / curate of Christ Church Barnet

The principal activity is the provision of a house (49 Newton Road, Knowle) for the use of the parish of Knowle. This house is leased to a member of the clergy at a market rent. From the rental income received, the charity insures the building and carries out repairs and improvements to the property.

Support (financial) for the retired Church of England clergy who have served in the Diocese of Carlisle.

Make grants through diocesan bishops to assist clergy with holiday expenses.

Making grants for Clergy and licensed workers in the Anglican church

Support of very sick and old poor priests so that they do not become a burden on others or the state.

The Basingstoke Charities brought to gether 28 local Charities. 1-8 deal with the Sir James Deane Almshouses, 9-25 with various Charities for the poor and 26-28 deal with Charities for the Lecturer (Vicar).

Assisting Church of England clergy with the education of their children

The Charity makes grants to assist needy members of the clergy of the Church of England and makes payments or grants to charitable institutions or other charitable and benevolent objects connected with the Church of England.

Provision of support to the teaching ministry in the parishes of Gravesend and Dartford. Provision of relief by way of monetary grants to necessitous clergy in the Church of England Diocese of Rochester as constituted on 2 September 1704, and to provide for the maintenance of Doctor Plume's grave and gravestone in the Parish of Longfield.

VILLAGE HALL FOR USE OF VICAR OF EVINGTON FOR ECCLESIASTICAL OR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES AND FOR THE USE AND BENEFIT OF PERSONS RESIDENT IN THE PARISHES OF EVINGTON AND STOUGHTON

Augment the stipends of the Church of England Clergy

Relief of clergy and their dependants in particular need.

Grants to needy, serving clergy of the Church of England.

To assist in the provision of holidays in the interests of social welfare for clergy, ordinands and lay workers of the Church of England and their families.

Financial support to Church of England Dioceses of Manchester Liverpool Chester and Blackburn

Provide relief and financial support to retired secular clergy

The charity supports the activities of the Vicar of St John the Devine, Kennington in his parish.

The charity supports the work of St Laurence Church Reading by contributing to clergy stipend and worship resources.

The charity is a hall in the parish of Saint Paul, Brighton, which is available for lettings for community purposes, from the income arising from lettings, the charity is able to make grants, chiefly to Saint Paul's Church.

The VGF makes small grants to charities and organisations for the relief of poverty and for the furthering of Christianity.

The Trustees continue, as their primary function to make donations to non-conformist clergy for holidays that they would otherwise be unable to afford.

The charity provides grants for widows, widowers, divorced, deserted, separated spouses and retired and active clergy who are in need, hardship or distress.

The Trustees receive suggestions each year from the diocesan authorities of Liverpool and Chester of clergy who are in need of a holiday and are not able to afford a suitable one.