Religion Charities That specialise in Christianity

To further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the Ecclesiastical Parish of St John the Baptist, New Windsor in accordance with the 1994 scheme for the Charity.

Church of England

The charity previously owned and managed a field in Queniborough and used the income to support its charitable purposes. In 1990 the field was sold and the profit invested with CBF Church of England Funds.

Distribute money received from rent from a field near Boston, to children for further education and to widows in the Parish of Digby and to Digby C of E School.

To advance education by promoting a knowledge of vegetariansim as one eexpression of the principle of the Religious Society of Friends commonly known as "Quakers" by arranging and conducting meetings, discussions and lectures, printing and publishing pamphlets and other papers, providing information and instruction in vegetarianism.

The Eyre Chapel is a remarkable monument set in the tranquil surroundings of Perrymead Cemetary on the hillside to the south of Bath. Built in the mid-nineteenth century for Count John Eyre, with architect Charles Hansom, it is a classic example of Gothic Revival Architecture rich and intricate in design. The chapel is open to the public by appointment and on advertised open days.

The Charity raises money from parents and ex-parents of the School through a Gift Aid scheme. Money raised is used to supplement school budgets to finance additional teaching resource and the purchase of additional ICT equipment.

Financial help for residents under 25 within the church parish of Shenstone to enable them to further their education and/or go on expeditions with a charitable aim. Helping to provide instruction in the teachings of the Church of England to children and young people in the parish.

To support the Barton C of E SCHOOL in accordance with the Scheme dated 21st December 1992. Essentially to provide special benefits which are not normally provided by the school.

For various Parishes in Croston and Leyland on a rotational basis: the purchase of books of devotion according to the principles of the Church of England; educational stipends; apprenticeships for industrious poor persons; poor indigent and industrious housekeepers.

Distributing money to two schools - West Burton C of E Primary School and Wensleydale School from a fund set up following the sale of Cross Lanes School.

The relief of need of members of the Church of England who live within the boundary of the old Township of Ecclesall Bierlow in the City of Sheffield, through the provision of grants at the discretion of the Trustees.

'FURTHERING THE EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREN OF THE POOR IN THE PARISH OF MILTON... IN THE PRINCIPLES OF TRUE RELIGION AND USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.' IN PRACTICE THIS IS INTERPRETED AS PROVIDING FUNDS TO ASSIST THE CHURCH'S WORK WITH CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE, AND ASSISTING WITH ANY CASE OF EDUCATION-RELATED GENUINE HARDSHIP WITHIN THE PARISH OF MILTON THAT IS BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE TRUSTEES.

The advancement of religion and, for the benefit of the people of Norfolk and of the Norwich Diocese, the preservation, repair, maintenance, improvement, extension, beautification and reconstruction of churches or chapels of the Church of England in Norfolk or in the Norwich Diocese.

In the early 1900's local businessman and property owner George Day left a bequest in his will to provide "treats for the children of Buham"Nearly one hundred years later the fund he created still exists, and provides between -ú300 & -ú400 per year to provide annual treats for the children attending Burham C of E Primary School.

Provison of fundins to meet the governors financial liabilities to The Holy Trinity Church of England Secondary School

The object of the charity is to support the maintenance of the premises of any voluntary school in the Parish of Ashford, in which religious instruction is given in accordance with the doctrines of the Church of England.

Grants to former pupils of Elkesley, Gamston & Walesby Schools for Educational purposes eg book purchase for Higher Ed. Also grants to pupils of Elkesley, Gamston & Walesby C of E Schools for educational purposes eg music fees.

The charity provides a token of recognition in the form of a book to pupils of Great Milton Church of England Primary School who are seen to be making an effort to undertake activities or who have undertaken activities with a view to personal improvement in any field or with a view to good citizenship.

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

Relief of necessitious clergymen of the church of england of the county of Essex

The object of the charity is to further the religious and other charitable (including educational) work of the Church of England for its local community, including the provision of a church hall facility to further its principles.

The provision of grants for educational purposes for children in the Civil Parish of Colehill, Dorset. Grants are given by way of lump sums to Colehill and Hayeswood First Schools and St Michael's C of E Middle School. The money is provided for children who would otherwise be disadvantaged from participating in certain school activities. The use of funds is the responsibility of the head teachers.

Providing financial support for Broadbottom C of E School (or Mottram C of E School) in areas which would not normally be supported financially by the LEA.

Advancement of education in i) CofE parishes of Gt & Lt Shelford and ii) Diocese of Ely, by way of: maintenance of any CofE (voluntary) school in either parish, provision of educational/ sports equipment not normally provided by the LEA.