Professions Charities That specialise in Clergy

Management of Capital Fund to provide relief for :-a) Clerics in need of rest b) distressed gentlewomen

The education of sons and daughters of the clergy in the Diocese of Bath & Wells.

Grants are made to support the stipends of some Anglican clergy in Shefffield.

Makes grants to (1) widows, widowers divorced partners and children of Church of England clergy who have held or currently hold livings, curacies or chaplaincies in the county of Shropshire and (2) those C of E clergy, their widows or divorced partners, widowers and their children who have retired and face financial hardship living in the county of Shropshire

Awards grants, on a means tested basis, to clergy in the Diocese of Worcester towards the cost of a holiday.

To alleviate poverty among a defined group of ordained clergy in the Church of England.

Support to clergy and church youth groups operating within the two benefices of Bramerton Group Council, namely Rockland St Mary and Thurton.

To promote the Christian religion in accordance with the practices and beliefs of the Church of England including without prejudice to the foregoing, the provision of monies and of residential accomodation for the clergy for the time being of the parish of Odd Rode, Rode Heath, Cheshire. The promotion of such other charitable purposes as the trustees may in their absolute discretion think fit.

Relief in need by financial grants for residents of Cirencester and immediate locality with preference to qualifying residents who are Church of England members

Payment of grants to retired priests and deacons

Upkeep & repair of one private house in return for Sexton's duties at Lambourn Parish Church or if there be no sexton to make grants from funds and rents,( after provisions for repairs and maintenance of the property and any other liabilities) to Lambourn PCC for activities normally undertaken by a sexton as set out in the revision to the trust deed January 2022

The charity distributes funds to the vicars of Yatton and Congresbury to enable them to provide a small level of financial assistance to their parishioners in times of hardship.

Relief of Widows and Orphans of deceased Church of England Clergy who have served in the Huntingdon Archdeaconry

To augment clergy stipends.

Making annual grants to their clergy for the relief of need in the parishes of the city of Exeter and in the parish of Halberton, Devon; to any poor Freeman of the city; and to the Trustees of the Charity for distribution at their discretion.

The purpose of the trust is to benefit ordained members of the Anglican clergy and their widows who are in need.

Assistance to the sons of clergy, under the age of 25, for any educational purpose.

One half of the net income to the Grateful Society in Bristol. The other half to the Vicar of Henbury Church in Bristol.

Has the responsibility of cooperating with the Vicar in promoting in the parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. Has maintenance responsibilities for the Church. When planning activities for the year, the incumbent and the PCC have considered the guidance on public benefit, in particular specific guidance on charities for the advancement of religion.

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

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

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.

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.