Religion Charities That specialise in Church of england

To provide pensions for men, unmarried women and widows aged 50 or over who are members of the established Church of England, in reduced, needy or poor circumstances. Applicants must reside in England or Wales. The numbers of men and women pensioners must be as equal in numbers as possible.

Provides financial support for the pupils of Polehampton CE Junior School, Twyford, Berkshire by supporting trips/visits and resources that enrich the curriculum, particularly internal/external field studies.

Financial support to: The restoration, preservation, repair, maintenance, improvement and beautification for the public Benefit and use, the historic Church of St Martin's Zeals.The Christian Mission in the Zeals Whitesheet Church of England Primary Academy by providing Bibles for Zeals Children or other similar financial support.Any other charitable purposes, as stated in the Objects.

Providing income for students at College, University & Further Education for residents of Burgh le Marsh up to the age of 25. To provide the local C of E School with extra money for books, etc. The money is provided from rent income from a parcel of land left for this purpose.

The main object is the repair of the parish church of the ecclesiastical parish of St Michaels Braintree. Excess funds can be used for Church of England purposes within the parish, or carried forward for future needs.

THE TRUSTEES MAKES EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLS WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF NORTHAMPTON AND TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WHO RESIDE WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF NORTHAMPTON.

Financial support for the costs of the maintenance of Staverton C of E School. In making grants to qualifying individualls for the for purpose of Education.

to advance religious, educational or other charitable purposes in connection with the church of England in the ecclesiastical parish of St.Stephen's South Lambeth

To provide benefits to schools, including C of E Sunday Schools, and to promote the education of persons under the age of 25 years who or whose parents live (effectively) in Tenterden, St. Michaels or Smallhythe, or such persons who have been to school there, and are in need of financial assistance.Currently activities are restricted to providing bibles to junior school leavers.

The income of the charity is applied to furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical parish of St Peters Belgrave in the Diocese of Leicester.

The Trustees apply the income of the Charity;1. in providing religious education in accordance with the doctrines of the church of England for persons who regularly take part in the activities of the Churches of St Paul Cullercoats and St George, Cullercoats and 2.in promating the education, including social and physical training of such persons.

Grants to assist girls or women for education or training expenses after leaving primary school. Candidates must live in the Diocese of London, or the Diocese of Southwark within Greenwich, Lambeth, Lewisham, Southwark and Wandsworth, a member of the Church of England, and a present or past pupil for not less than two years of a school wholly or partly maintained out of public funds.

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

The charity promotes education in Ivegill by providing funding to Ivegill Church of England Primary School, its pupils and those aged under 25 resident in Ivegill

furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the area of benefit. If and in so far as income of the Ecclesiastical Charity is not required for application in any year as aforementioned the Trustees may apply the same in augmenting the income of the Non-Ecclesiastical Charity in accordance with the provisions hereinafter contained.

To provide the school with special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the local education authority and in promoting the education consistent with the doctrines of the Church of England to the pupils attending the school.

1. Providing benefits not normally provided by the Local Education Authority for Wistow C of E School.2. Promoting the education of young persons under the age of 25 who are attending or who have attended the school or who have a parent resident in the parish of Wistow.

1) promotion of any charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in the Civil Parish of Harborne and its immediate neighbourhood, subject to specifications and in particular advancement of the Church of England's religion; 2) other exclusively charitable purposes which are in the opinion of the Trustees beneficial to the community in the said Parish and its immediate neighbourhood

The provision within the Arle Valley benefice of religious education in accordance within the tenets of the Church of England by means of Sunday Schools or otherwise

In accordance with the terms of the Trust grants are made to C of E clergy within 10 Miles of St Peters Church Nottingham at the Trustee discretion to augment their living costs . The Trustee is satisfied that the purposes remain charitable. The Trustee have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 06 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Comm.

The charity makes grants to educational and other charitable organisations. Its area of benefit is the city of Bristol with a preference for the ecclesiastical parish of All Saints with St. John, Clifton. The income is applied equally in two areas:- For the Church of England in the area of benefit For the general benefit of the inhabitants in the area of benefit

It receives a grant from the Whitstable Non-Ecclesiastical Charities. This is passed to the Whitstable and Seasalter Endowed Church of England (Aided) Junior School in order to support the work of the school.

The provision of salaries and expenses to Licensed Readers, Stipendiary Readers and Lay Workers in the Dioceses of York, West Yorkshire and the Dales (previous dioceses of Ripon and Leeds, Bradford and Wakefield.

Village hall & Play Area managed under umbrella of PC (custodian trustee) , leased by Wessex Learning Trust during the school day & term time for the Lympsham C of E Academy. Village organisations and private hirings use the village hall outside school time. The Manor Hall Committee also leases land to the Lympsham Sports club.

Support of Christian education and children's organisations in the parish of Heighington, principally Heighington C of E (Voluntary Controlled) Primary School.