Religion Charities

Makes grants to the PCC of St Michael le Belfrey Church for specific fabric repair / maintenance issues, or fire insurance, or for the provision of items associated with the services in the church.

Church room available for hire .Proceeds to Church room maintenance.

To keep the Richard Tottie Village Hall in good repair for the use in the community. The Village Hall is used by the Church, Parish Council, Young Farmers and assorted parties for young and old.

Support of charities for Jewish,Educational,Children and Sickness purposes

The receipt of restricted funds within the auspices of Dunnington Parochial Church Council for the repair and maintenance of the fabric of St Nicholas' Church, Dunnington.

The Village Hall supports all aspects of community life. This currently includes a weekly Social Club for all ages. The Women's Institute meetings. Village Church activities. Community Council meetings and local Elections. Family celebration functions.

Receipt of charitable donations and tax repayments thereon, in order to make beneficial payments on behalf of donors.

To advance the Christian religion by providing financial assistance to Churches in the Diocese of Birmingham for maintaining and improvement of bell installations.

Provides an area Cemetery

to give a voucher to exchange in local businesses for food or fuel to anyone over 60 years of age who have lived in the parish for 5 or more years. Currently given in the provision of a free 4 course seasonal luncheon or afternoon tea to all Tintern Seniors aged 60 and over in a safe, warm, friendly environment, or delivered to their home. The food is provided by Tintern businesses.

To advance education by promoting a knowledge of vegetariansim as one eexpression of the principle of the Religious Society of Friends commonly known as "Quakers" by arranging and conducting meetings, discussions and lectures, printing and publishing pamphlets and other papers, providing information and instruction in vegetarianism.

Support given to Gt Glemham people and organisations in Gt Glemham for educational and general purposes

These are verysmall charities, joined together by an award of the Court of Chancery in 1860. Beneficiaries have to be residents of the Parish of Codsall. Mainly they are for the relief of the poor and needy, though a small one is concerned with education, and another provides for help with the upkeep of the church.

PRESERVE AND REPAIR THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE IN NORTHAMPTON

The provision and maintenance of premises to enable a group of Christians to meet and worship God and the Lord Jesus Christ, and to hold meetings to preach the Christian Gospel and teach Bible doctrines and practices as guided by The Holy Spirit of God.

Support adults and children who have a village link to access educational activities and opportunities within our church and school community and to provide items to enhance the well being of the church and its community.

providing grants to people associated with the church needing financial assistance

Raising funds for the church and other community projects in the parish of Cookley, Suffolk

Restoration and upkeep of fabric of Grade 1 listed parish church, St Mary's.

Annual Auction of Poor Pasture Land

The provision of financial and other assistance to the elderly, the young and the needy of the parish. Maintenance of the tradition of the founding bequest by providing bread to villagers who attend the annual Dobbin Day Church service.

The Eyre Chapel is a remarkable monument set in the tranquil surroundings of Perrymead Cemetary on the hillside to the south of Bath. Built in the mid-nineteenth century for Count John Eyre, with architect Charles Hansom, it is a classic example of Gothic Revival Architecture rich and intricate in design. The chapel is open to the public by appointment and on advertised open days.

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

Provision and upkeep of burial and ashes plots for free churches of Faringdon, Oxfordshire.

Church of England