Religion Charities

Grants to Church of England ordinands and clergy

Relief of the poor and maintenance of the church fabric

To advance the education of the public in the principles of The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). To advance religion and to promote the relief of sickness and suffering based on the premise of the healing power of prayer, meditation and counselling in accordance with the said principles of The Religious Society of Friends.

The Burland Parish Hall, granted charity status in 1915, provides a focal point in the small Cotswold village of Stanton, funded entirely by lettings and local support it provides a venue for Church activities, childrens activities, art and education, parish meeting room, rural cinema, charity functions, parties and celebrations, polling station, etc.

The advancement of the Jewish religion and of religious education and for the relief of poverty.

Grants for upkeep of St Margaret's Church Warnham

The group is run on a completely voluntary basis to offer Scouting opportunities to a diverse group of young people (aged 6 - 24) from the local community, including residential expeditions in various parts of the UK. The group are presently fundraising in order to modernise / rebuild the existing headquarters building, which is very old.

Provision of education & training for young people

The general objects of the Charity are the advancement of the Roman Catholic Religion, by means of the establishment or furtherance of any charitable works carried on by, or under the control or supervision of members of the Order of Carmelites.

Provision of primary school education.The object of the Parent Teacher Association is to advance the education of the pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for eduction at the school. Ancillary to this, the Association aims to foster relationships between staff, parents and other supporters of the school and may engage in activities to support the school.

All matters & expenses relevant to the maintenance of an incumbent at St Marys Church, Higham St Mary, Suffolk as shown in accounts voluntarily submitted for this & previous years.

Religious activities.

Spiritual guidance and help to the people of Llanelli and the area

Supply Village hall Facilities.Hall Hire for various functions (Parties, Wedding Receptions etc.)Bingo, Arts & Craft Club, Children's Drama Club, Social Events etc.Church Services,Polling station.

Maintenance of the church and churchyard of All Saints Church, Sutton ,Sandy, Bedfordshire

Provide grants for the work of Rawmarsh Parish Church.

We provide a social organisation for women to work and learn together to improve the quality of life in the community and to develop their own skills and talents. Meetings are on the second Wednesday of the month at 7.30pm in Newchurch Parish Hall, Common Lane, Culcheth.

Support the Christian education of young people in the Parish. Support the maintenance of the fabric of the Parish church.

The Cathedral Chamber Choir visits Cathedrals, Chapels and Churches in the UK and provides Choral Music for liturgical services to a high standard. Members are drawn from all over the UK. The choir's surplus funds may sometimes be used to support with bursaries and scholarships singers, particularly young people, who would not otherwise be able to meet all the costs of such a visit.

To advance the Christian religion in Ashby-de-la-Zouch and elsewhere; to promote any charitable purpose within the area of benefit.

THE PROMOTION OF EDUCATION (INCLUDING RELIGIOUS EDUCATION) OF PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 25 IN NEED WHO ARE RESIDENT IN THE AREA OF THE ANCIENT PARISH OF GRESFORD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCTRINES OF THE CHURCH IN WALES.

The Clergy Cottage Trust owns & manages a cottage which provides reasonably priced accomodation for C of E Clergy, their family and/or dependants.

Church maintenance and fund raising for church maintenance.

Religious. C of E in the ecclesiastical parish of Pitminster

The hall is for the use of the inhabitants of Great Rollright and the neighbourhood largely for meetings and forms of recreation. It remains popular as a venue for private functions and meetings: the W. I., a Thursday Club, Yoga, Old Time Dancing, the local church and the Parish Council organisations all use it regularly. There are community entertainment evenings and a monthly Village market.