Religion Charities

Fundraising events for the local communityMeetings held by village residentsKeep Fit and dance clubsSocial events - for community and private hireParish Council meetingsParochial Church Coucil meetings

For the Religious, Educational and other charitable work of the Religious Society of Friends within the area of the Central Yorkshire Area Meeting. (ex. Monthly Meeting Area).

Makes grants in support of the Parish Church of Bloxham.

Relief of poverty in the Merton area in connection with Trinity United Reformed Church Wimbledon.

Makes grants to individuals needing help to continue in (or occasionally to enter) the Preaching Ministry.

Provision of grants to meet specific support for children in need

Provider of Community Hall for surrounding local community activities i.e. playschool, scouts and keep fit groups.

Supports C of E primary School, childrens' activities in Church. Grant to students receiving further ecucation under the age of 25yrs

After administration expenses the income is divided into three, one third being given to the Cratfield Care Fund (see Notes for Charity No. 258263), one third to the Public Purposes Branch (see Notes for Charity No. 310434) and one third to the Parochial Church Council.

Provides for the maintenance and repair of the fabric and expense of the Parish Church of St Lawrence and the maintenance of the services of the said church and the furniture thereof. Provides grants towards the education of young people under the age of 25 years who are bona fida resident in the Ancient Ecclesiastical Parish of Mickleton

Within the parish of St Mary the Virgin Church, Chessington:Issues grants to those in need, for educational or training purposes. Issues one-off grants for those in specific need.Issues small Christmas grant to eligible elderly persons.

The activities of the Charity have comprised financial assistance to St Mark's Church of England Primary School from investment income and the leasing of land owned by the Charity.

Fundraising event throughout the year such as Summer Barbeque & Christmas fair which creates funds for extra items in the school. This year we've have supported general classroom resources as well as some items such as shelving, a white board, PE equipment and a sound system for the hall.

Acts as a Community Hall. Trustees include representatives of Village organisations: namely1 Flower Show/Gardening Club, 2 WI, 3 Friends of St Peters (Church Fundraising), 4 Weekly Coffee Morning, 5 The Parish Council

Provide social and cultural talks aimed at the membership of the local community. Supports local requests for financial aid eg painting church railings, contribution towards preservation and conservation of town clock

To defray the costs of furnishing and equipping churches in Germany to be used by members of the Church of England.

christian teaching and ministry activities

CHURCH BASED ACTIVITIES

Gives grants to the parish church for its maintenance and upkeep, providing the people of Carbrooke with a venue for a place of worship, baptisms, marriages, funerals and other religious and secular events.Gives grants to local organisations for the relief of poverty in the area.

To promote any charitable purpose and to provide facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation for the inhabitants of Hawksworth and its surrounding area, through the provision of a village hall and the maintenance, upkeep and running costs of Hawksworth Church, its fabric and surrounds and all things ancillary thereto.

To provide pensions for men, unmarried women and widows aged 50 or over who are members of the established Church of England, in reduced, needy or poor circumstances. Applicants must reside in England or Wales. The numbers of men and women pensioners must be as equal in numbers as possible.

Provide funds for the maintenance of the building and the advancement of the education of the pupils of St Marys Church of England School, Thornbury.

Half the income from this charity goes to Dr John Fitzwilliam charity for the church (no 262150) and half to Dr John Fitzwilliam charity for the poor (no 262151)

Education and training Annual full day Conference and intermediate lectures Continual contact with Polish survivors of Holocaust. Providing assistance to them. Sponsoring research.

Support of minister in post and individuals within church family.