Religion Charities That specialise in Christianity

maintains the village school house, which is let for the benefit of children attending Grayrigg C of E primary school

1. From time to time providing a lecture by a young person to a gathering of UK Quakers expanding on that young person's perspective on current issues.2. Providing financial support for young adults associated with the Religious Society of Friends to develop their Quakerism by engaging in travel/activities that develop their understanding of spirituality or witness work.

Donations to local primary schools incl. Guyhirn Church of England Primary School, Murrow Primary School and Wisbech St Mary C.E. Primary School.

Raffles, Fayres, Community Events, School Discos, Bingo and Craft Afternoons, to raise funds for the school and associated educational outings/events.

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

Fund raising

To provide grants from investment income (In total less than -£10000 per year) to further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical Parish of St Martin Birmingham or if not as above to extend to in the Diocese of Birmingham and subject thereto for the like purpose in the County of West Midlands.

We organise social activities to generate funds for equipment or facilites which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Makes grants to further the religious activities of the Church of England within the Parish of Rainhill

To raise funds to enhance the learning experience of children attending St Nicolas CofE School.

We organise fundraising events and activities to raise money for Orton C of E Primary School. The money raised goes towards funding trips out for the children and extra equipment needed in school.

vOLUNTARY AIDED CHURCH INFANT SCHOOL - ACTIVITIES INCLUDE FUNDRAISING

We give grants to men and women who are in training for the ordained ministry of the Church of England who are sponsored by an english diocese. Grants are only given for items not included in a main church grant.

Religious activitiesEnvironment conservation heritage

Fundraising for school equipment by running events involving the children, parents, friends and staff at the school.

the Charity expends one third of its income in promoting the religious education of persons under the age of 25 in the area of benefit in accordance with the principles of the Church of England. The remaining two thirds is used to promote the education including music and the arts through awarding financial assistance.

To make payments to the managers of the Chipperfield Church of England Primary School with respect to the maintenance of the school and to provide special benefits to the school not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.

The Charity appoints the Governors of the School. The Governors assist in the strategic oversight of the school and where appropriate raising funds to support capital development of the school.

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

Promotes the education of those who live within the ancient parish of Carshalton, in accordance with the principles and doctrines of the Church of England. Offers up to 6 small bursaries a year

Organises Fundraising and rotas of volunteers to support the work of the music department at St Aidan's Church of England High School,Harrogate,North Yorkshire

Primary School to teach pupils Ages 4 - 11 years of age in a Church of England Aided School

Fundraising for primary school.

Relieving poverty and need by financially helping clients with grants towards education, work and housing especially where these are not met by current State benefits

Raise funding to improve the fabric,fittings and furniture of the Roman Catholic Cathedral of East Anglia (The Cathedral) and to promote public interest in the Cathedral and it's history, and to unite in a common fellowship all interested in the Cathedral.