Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

Income is derived soley from two assets [land and retail property] both let and the income is specifically allocated by the Trust Deed to the Church of St Patrick in the village of Patrington

We operate a building that can be used as a meeting place subject to the agreement of the Trustees- the Trust Deed of 1921 fully describes what we can do, including letting the building.

Provide a meeting place for small rural community , e.g. open meetings, parish council and church bodies, social events both private and public, venue for elections.... etc.

The Charities objectives as set out in its Governing docuement are : for and towards the repair and maintenance of the ancient Parish Church of Enborne. This encompasses not only the physical structure of the Church, but also the Parish Community, to ensure that the Church remains a central point for the Community.

Provide a facility for use by the local community and the church, this can be for meetings, education, social and fund raising events. The village hall is also used by the Parish Council and as a polling station.

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.

Provision of Islamic education to Muslim children and to prepare Muslim scholars, and the promotion of Islamic culture and needs in all forms.

One and a half per cent of the income is given to Beckingham Parochial Church Council, Nottinghamshire. The balance of the income is for the benefit of the Parishes of Gainsborugh, Lea and Morton, Lincolnshire to assist persons in need and to contribut to and support charitable associations, institutions or trusts.

Receiving requests and ascertaining whether these fall within the rules of the charityCosts involved with the religious education and welfare of children

Grants to support the choristers at Christ Church, Bristol: Individual grants and exhibitions for the education of children and students in the City of Bristol

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.

Benefits not normally provided by the LEA for maintained primary/secondary schools in the parishes of Billingborough & Horbling. Grants for education purposes to persons under 25 years who (or whose parent(s)) are resident in the parishes of Billingborough & Horbling. Payments to the vicar of Billingborough & Horbling to help promote religious education.

To secure for the benefit of the nation the preservation of the fabric, fixtures and fittings of All Saints Parish Church, Kings Langley, Herts (including the organ and relevant apparatus) and to advance such other charitable purposes connected with the said parish church as the trustees shall determine from time to time.

One third of yearly income to Parochial Church Council. Financial Assistance to Hopton residents in need. Local Charities and local organisations benefitting Hopton Residents (ie Hospice and Air Ambulance)

Provide funds to help church and missionary organisations share the good news that God has provided the opportunity for all of us to be forgiven and have our relationship with God restored because Jesus died in our place.

Raising funds to build a new community hall as the current one is not fit for use and has been condemned. When the new one has been built the residents of Dogdyke Parish Council can (hopefully) be a real community.

Provides meeting place for local organisations, eg WI, Parish Council, Local Brass Band practice venue. A communal place for the village to meet for social occasions. Also a venue for private hire for parties, Funeral wakes, meeting of Church Societies etc. The Parish Hall committee also holds various fund raising events each year including, Annual Scarecrow Competition etc.

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 help individuals or groups within the Parish of Loughton (including Great Holm) where there is a financial need. 50% of the annual income must be allocated to All Saints' Parish Church.

The Charity's aim is to assist the PCC of St Leonard's Church, Eynsham with the preservation, repair, maintenance, improvement, upkeep, beautification and restoration of the Church and of any monument, fitting, fixture, stained glass, organ or bell in the Church, but excluding the churchyard adjoining the Church.

TO EXPRESS THE CHURCH'S CONCERN FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESS / POVERTY AND BRING SOME COMFORT THROUGH A CASH DONATION TO INDIVIDUALS / COUPLES / FAMILIES AT CHRISTMAS.

Financial support for St Peter-upon-Cornhill and associated Christian ministries

Melchbourne Village Hall Committee organises a range of social activities for villagers and their friends in nearby villages. Activities include dances, dinners, bbq's, occasional concerts and quizzes. It provides a venue for occasional private parties and church events.

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