Religion Charities That specialise in Church of england

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.

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

Raising funds to provide 'extra funding' to Rainford CE Primary School.

School PTA holding fund raising events to raise funds to enable us to purchase/fund special activities within the school

Members of the PTFA work together to raise funds which are used to benefit the pupils who attend Scissett CE Academy

The object of the trust is to ensure that the land and buildings continue to be used for the purpose of a voluntary school within the meaning of the Education Acts 1944 to 1976 and where religious instruction is provided, in accordance with the principles and doctrines of the Church of England.

To promote the Christian religion in accordance with the practices and beliefs of the Church of England including without prejudice to the foregoing, the provision of monies and of residential accomodation for the clergy for the time being of the parish of Odd Rode, Rode Heath, Cheshire. The promotion of such other charitable purposes as the trustees may in their absolute discretion think fit.

To assist women and girls in financial need and to encourage the development of counselling and community work skills within the area of the Wearmouth Deanery of the Church of England Diocese of Durham.

The Charity administers the land and buildings of St Giles CofE Primary School, Horsted Keynes, West Sussex, in order to provide a place of education.

Relief in need by financial grants for residents of Cirencester and immediate locality with preference to qualifying residents who are Church of England members

Raising money for the school to enhance the children's learning

This charity is a PTA for Kenn C of E Primary in the village of Kenn in Devon. The objective is to raise funds for the school through fundraising events for children and parents, and sometimes the wider community. The PTA aims to involve all children and parents at the school and any funds raised are given to the school and used hopefully in ways which will benefit as many children as possible.

The income of the charity is applied in paying bursaries for the education at the college of St Mary Winchester of boys being sons of persons in need of monetary assistance who either are or have been members of the Royal College of Surgeons (England) or persons who either are or have been holders of an incumbency of the Church of England in England or Wales.