Religion Charities That specialise in Christianity

Children's work in the parish

To provide funds to two Church of England Schools from investment income. The capital invested came from the sale of a house.

The trust was set up on 16th March 1809 to be distributed to 'poor inhabitants of Biggleswade' reported to lead good and normal lives of the established Church of England that should already attend the Divine Service and receive the Sacraments in the Parish Church

General Charitable Purposes, Relief of Poverty, Religious activities and Church of England

The trustees seek to support the work of Grasmere School and through the trusts limited income to provide accommodation for children and young people of the village outside school hours. This latter role provides a meeting place for a parents and toddlers group, as well as two youth clubs aged 7-14 years.

Party to lease of former Church of England Primary School now used as Village Hall.

Provision of items, services and facilities at Saint Annes school, Brown Edge.Promotion of education in such ways as the trustees think fit to persons attending the school and to former pupils who are of compulsory school age.

The advancement of the Roman Catholic religion in the Diocese of Portsmouth through its parishes, schools and other works.

"The provision of a residence for the assistant priest of the parish of All Saints Kingston upon Thames or for such other charitable purpose in connection with the Church of England in the said parish as the Vicar and Church Wardens for the time being of the said parish should in their absolute discretion determine." [as taken from the original purposes set out in 1954]

Furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Godalming Minster, Godalming

The objects of the fund are the promotion of the charitable work carried on or promoted or supported by the Society of Jesus wheresoever and whatsoever with priority for the maintenance and support of Stonyhurst College, Lancashire, so long as it exists as an independent Roman Catholic school.

TO PROMOTE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND THE RELIGOUS EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS IN THE PARISH OF OVER STOWEY BY MEANS OF A SUNDAY SCHOOL OR IN SUCH OTHER MANNERS AS THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME TO TIME THINK FIT. THE CHARITY MAKES SMALL GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS.

Provides grants of money "to promote the education in accordance with the principles and doctrines of The Church of England of persons resident in the Ecclesiastical parish of All Saints Stradbroke and neighbourhood". Requests of an educational purpose could range from books and computers to travel and course fees, will be considered.

1.The provision of items, services and facilities for:-Trinity St Peter's Church of England (Aided) Primary School-any school substantially serving Formby2.The promotion of education of persons in Formby who are attending the school, or have attended the School, or are under 253. The provision of facilities for recreation for persons under 25 resident in Formby

CLASSES FOR RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCTRINES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND; SECULAR INSTRUCTION BY MEANS OF AN EVENING SCHOOL OR EVENING OR OTHER CLASSES OF LECTURES OF AN EDUCATIONAL CHARACTER. PHYSICAL INSTRUCTION BY MEANS OF A GYMNASIUM OR OTHERWISE.

The charity is established with the object of furthering the religious educational and other charitable work of the Church of England in the parish of Ormesby St Margaret with Scratby Great Yarmouth in the county of Norfolk

Friends of Hallow School, raise money for the school via a variety of charity events. At present these include a community Bonfire Night event, Summer Fayre, children's disco, jumble sales and coin challenge involving all the children at the school.

Operation of two pastoral centres to help people through retreats, courses and guidance;Administer parishes for the Diocese of Portsmouth;Engaging in missions in England and around the world.

Supports the Roman Catholic Chaplaincy to the University of Oxford.

TO MAINTAIN ST MARY REDCLIFFE AND TEMPLE CHURCH OF ENGLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL AND TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL BENEFITS TO THOSE PROVIDED BY THE LOCAL EDUCATIONAL AUTHORITY TO ST MARY REDCLIFFE PRIMARY SCHOOL AS WELL AS TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES TO PERSONS WHO HAVE ATTENDED THE SCHOOL AND ARE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Makes grant to individuals. The beneficiaries are communicants of the Church of England resident in the Diocese of York, Liverpool and Manchester.

To advance education by raising monies for St. Michaels Church of England School (the School). The Charity supports the running of the School primarily through the maintenance and improvement of the fabric and buildings, grounds and infrastructure, with a second object to support general School life

The income of the trust fund is applied to promote the Roman Catholic faith in the Diocese of Westminster.

Religious Institute of the Roman Catholic Church. Religious Sisters living in communities in Leicester, York and Birmingham and carrying out charitable works including the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion, for example prison chaplaincy, breavement counselling, hospital visiting, parish ministry, catechetics and community service.

GIVING RELIEF TO THE NEEDY AND DESERVING POOR, ESPECIALLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY AMONGST THOSE PROFESSING THE ROMAN CATHOLIC FAITH.