Religion Charities That specialise in Christianity

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.

Provides funds for local Church of England primary school

The charity is mainly engaged in making grants to organisations of the Anglican Church within the Birmingham Diocese. Occasionally, grants are directed further afield in the UK to organisations which conform to the doctrines of the Church of England. Our grants are usually directed to help work amongst children, youth, the elderly and other persons in need.

Makes grants to people training for the Ministry of the Church of England, one of the professions or education generally.Preference is given to residents of the Parish of Chalfont St.Peter.

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.

Interest is available for "furthering the religious and charitable work of the Church of England in the said ecclesiastical parish", namely St Bartholomew, Wednesbury.

Investing sum from bequest and using as the Bishop decides for Roman Catholic charitable institutions

Parent Teacher Friends Association

Raising money to be used to purchase items for Edenfield CofE Primary School to enhance the learning experience for the pupils.

Furtherance of Religious purposes of the Church of England within the Ecclesiastical Parish of Whitwell.

Provision of grants for educational purposes to young people under the age of twenty-five who, or whose parents, reside in the parish of Eydon, Northamptonshire.

Grants to members of Quaker meetings who are undertaking futher education or training to equip them for work.

For the purpose of providing items, services, facilities, rewards and incentives - which will supplement and support mainly extra curricular activities - for the pupils of All Saints Church of England Voluntary Aided Community Primary School, Leek Wootton or its successor, provided that such item, services, facilities and support are not customarily provided directly or indirectly by the public pu

Helps the Church of England Aided School with capital projects, ie. buildings, information technology hardware & software. The charity also helps the same school with the 10% of any work undertaken when the DFES capital formula is used, for items mentioned before and repair & maintenance issues. The school that we are trustees for is Christ Church C.E Aided Primary School, Moreton, Wirral CH46 0PB

To promote directly or indirectly the education of boys and girls within the doctrine and practice of the Church of England, in the Midland Dioceses.

Supporting selected Roman Catholic associations active in renewing the Roman Catholic Church in accordance with the Second Vatican Council.

The yearly income of the charity shall be applied by the trustees for the purpose of any Church of England School in the Parish of Burghfield.

supports children's actvities in local school

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.

'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.

Education/Training & Religious Activities

For religious Education in School

Promotion of religious education in accordance with the principles & doctrine of the Church of England by means of Sunday Schools or in such other ways as most trustees think fit.

The provision of 'The Lee Scholarship' at Trinity College Cambridge. This is tenable for three years following a public examination for the son or daughter of a member of the clergy of the Church of England (who shall have officiated in the diocese of Manchester for a period of not less than five years in total) and who declares themselves to be a member of the Church of England.

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.