Religion Charities That specialise in Church of england

Supports Winterslow C of E (Aided) Primary School

This is a Parent, Teacher and Friend Association which fundraises to support St. Nicholas C.E.V.C. Primary School in Strood, Kent.

THE RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION TO YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND FAITH

CHURCH OF ENGLAND CHURCH

CHURCH OF ENGLAND CHURCH

Provision of special benefits At Palgrave Primary School of a type not normally provided by the Education Authority and in meeting the costs of Church of England religious instruction in the school and in the parish

Distribution of income to two C of E controlled schools to support, on request, specific projects or resource needs which benefit the education or welfare of pupils.

This charity supports the religious education of young people according to the principles of the Church of England and youth work.

Children's work in the parish

The income and property of the charity shall exist for the purpose of advancing the education of the students by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for the education of students at the school and not normally provided from the delegated budget.

Promotes charitable purposes for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Parish of Isle Brewers, not inconsistent with the principles and doctrines of the Church of England as the Trustees from time to time think fit.

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

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

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

For the purpose of being applied or in aid of or in connection with the purpose and work of instructing the children of the beneficial Parish in the Gospels or otherwise in accordance with the doctrine of the Church of England.

We hold regular coffee mornings for the benefit of the local community. There are also dances, Taekwondo, general meetings, parties, musical events, historical talks, flower arranging classes and singing classes. We are also a venue for 'Churches Together' which brings together the Church of England and Methodist members of the community.

The care of all who give their time as vergers and other volunteers within the Church of England.

SUPPORTING RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN MUCH DEWCHURCH

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

Church of England church trust for benefit of pupils of village school

The Charity holds funds remaining since the sale of the School and building of the Church Extension. The income (mainly interest) is used to maintain the extension.

No longer in operation (used to relate to dividend income from COIF shares which have now been sold).

For the benefit of such poor persons being members of the Church of England who are resident in the area of the former Ecclesiastical Parish of St David, in the City of Birmingham.

Provision of facilities for spiritual refreshment, prayer and the promotion of religion and education of members of the Church of England and children or young persons.Provision of care for the elderly Sisters of CSMV and the residents of St Katharine's House.Support of those suffering from alcohol and drug addiction.Reach out and assist those in the UK and overseas who are poor.

The London Diocesan Board of Finance (LDBF) is a company limited by guarantee and a registered charity. The Diocesan Boards of Finance Measure 1925 provided that every Diocese in the Church of England was to have a Diocesan Board of Finance. The London Diocesan Fund (charity number 241083) performs all of the functions of the LDBF and the LDBF is therefore dormant.