Religion Charities That specialise in Religious activities

Fundraising and funding for Educational activity in the ancient parish of Ryton on Tyne. Advancing Religious Education in the ancient parish of Ryton.

The trustees continue to distribute funds for relief of the poor to the parishes designated in the will of the late Elizabeth Hodges dated 13th May 1723 together with a gift to the vicar of Shipton Moyne for preaching five sermons given dates: her own death, 14th April her father's death, 18th March her mother's death, 16th July her brother Thomas's death, 4th Feb her brother Escourt's death.

Parish Hall Fund & Ashlin Charity closed and assets transferred into The Firsby "Cheales's Charity".0.84 acres of agricultural paddock purchased as an asset in Firsby next to St Andrew's Church partly with the intention of extending the burial area of the Churchyard and for general community benefit.Trustees exploring further charitable benefits to support.

Our Governing Instrument describes our purpose as: 'Relief of poor, repair of Church and highways, and other charitable uses for the benefit of Wavendon.' Practically, this entails grants given to the Parish Church and other local charities in the ancient parish of Wavendon.

For various Parishes in Croston and Leyland on a rotational basis: the purchase of books of devotion according to the principles of the Church of England; educational stipends; apprenticeships for industrious poor persons; poor indigent and industrious housekeepers.

Provides football pitch currently used by Hollington United Football Club - ground maintained by club. Provides bowling green currently used by Hollington Old Church Bowls Club - green maintained by club.

Provide benefits to Monk Fryston C/E School not provided by local education authority and promoting the education, physical training and religious education of persons under 25 years whose parents reside within parishes of Monk Fryston, Hillam and Burton Salmon in such ways as Trustees think fit

The fund was set up in memory of Mrs Elizabeth Spoor for the relief of poor widows or elderly people who are regular attendants at Campsbourne Baptist Church.

This Charity was set up specifically to provide finance for maintenance of Wotton Baptist Church. All the interest on the Charity's capital is used for this purpose.

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.

To pay unto the Minister or if there be no Minister to the Deacons belonging to the respective Independent Congregational Chapels established at Prescot and Orrell in the said County of Lancaster and to the Theological Tutor or the Parties at the College connected to the said Independent or Congregational interest (Northern College) an annual sum under a Trust Deed Dated 14th October 1830.

Support of Uppinham Parish Church.

There is no activity at present.

As income from fund is so small these days grants are made to the Chester Cathedral choir support group which includes both boy and girl choristers rather than individuals.

Providing religious services for Whitgift Church and ministering to the surrounding community. Maintaining and restoring the 14th century grade one listed church and cemetary.

Repairs to Church

The Charity receives and spends moneys specifically for repairs to the building of Danbury St John Baptist Parish Church

From investment income distributes money to Parish Council (used to help fund public works for the benefit of the inhabitants) and to Parochial Church Council for ecclesiastical purposes with the balance allocated to help parishioners defray fuel costs

Asthall Lands holds two small plots of land in the parish of Asthall & Swinbrook with Widford (ASW) in Oxfordshire. The net rental income from the land is granted to the ASW Parochial Church Council.

To or for the relief of such poor and distressed Knights Templar of The United Religious and Military Orders of The Temple or their poor and distressed widows and children or to or for the benefit of such Charities or other Charitable Institutions and Societies as the Provincial Priory shall direct.

The advancement of religion and, for the benefit of the people of Norfolk and of the Norwich Diocese, the preservation, repair, maintenance, improvement, extension, beautification and reconstruction of churches or chapels of the Church of England in Norfolk or in the Norwich Diocese.

Provides financial support to Henley in Arden Baptist Church. Funds to be used for repairs and improvements to Church buildings and for the general purposes of the Church.

St. Clement's Church in Cambridge is a building of considerable historical and architectural importance. The Friends of St Clement's Church supports the preservation of the building to enable the building to be used by the Anglican congregation and allow public access to the building.

The repair and maintenance of the Tetbury Parish Church clock, chimes and mechanisms, and the repair of that portion of the church tower immediately adjoining the same.

In accordance with the terms of the Trust , the available income is paid for the maintenance of church graveyard, as directed by the will. The Trustees are satisfied that these purposes remain charitable and for the public benefit.The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission