Religion Charities

Assisting children of the village of High Easter via summer club and providing bible guides to children who attends the parish church

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.

The Fund exists to support the maintenance and repair of the fabric of St John's Church, Frome and its surrounds.

Assisting homeless people

To support the building and repair work for St Peter's Church, Monks Eleigh

Providing for the pastoral care of individual members and attenders of North London Area Quaker Meeting including assistance to those in need and for education

Provides income for St. Cyrs Church and relief of poverty in Parish of Stinchcombe

Promotion of Christianity through the provision of financial assistance to Churches in the Bedfordshire Association of Church Bellringers Biggleswade District for the purpose of maintaining, installing and improving their bell installations. Providing financial assistance to Churches with projects to maintain, install and improve their bell installations.

Publication of literature and books, presenting at conferences, holding retreats and supporting church planting initiatives.

Provide bibles for Lindridge Cof E school leavers and other material for religious education for the school

To support local organisations and charities in the Parish of Writtle concerned with the Religious education of young people.

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.

The Association exists to promote the enjoyment of organ music in general and choral music associated with the Christian Church. The Association aims to encourage organists of all ages to develop their musical abilities, and is able to offer small grants to members who are engaged in a recognised course of organ tuition, and who live in Shropshire.

Friends of St Margaret's hold two or three small fundraising activities each year - mainly for the congregation and their friends and families. The profits are banked until such time as a need for funds arises in order for the church to improve or maintain facilities. The PCC applies to the Friends who consider giving a grant in these circumstances.

LIVESEY EXHIBITION ENDOWMENT PROVIDES AWARDS TO CATHEDRAL CHORISTERS

Trust income paid at Trustees discretionary to Beeston Hill United Free Church

For the maintenance of Cullompton Baptist Church and Manse.

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.

Distributing money to two schools - West Burton C of E Primary School and Wensleydale School from a fund set up following the sale of Cross Lanes School.

Provision and restoration of church bells within the City of York.

Maintenance of religious services, pastoral care within the parish, children's work, and maintaining the Grade 1 listed church.

Provides funds for local Church of England primary school

Religious activities

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