Religion Charities

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

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.

Maintains and provides public access to the contents of Sir John Kederminster's Library at St Mary's Church, Langley, Slough.

Supports educational and religious activities particularly in South Warwickshire

The Charity buys bibles and prayer books for the school leavers each year at the Woolhampton Church of England primary school.

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.

To apply the income towards the maintenance of services of Swansea Hebrew Congregation

To provide grants to Austwick Church of England Primary School towards capital expenditure projects.

United Reformed Church

The advancement of the Hindu religion among the hindu community in the United Kingdom. The relief of poverty and sickness amoung the members of the community and the advance of education among the children and adults. The provision or assistance in the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time occupation of the community who have need of such facilities.

Provides financial support for the maintenance of and repairs to the parish church of St Mark with St Margaret, Plumstead.

Income used in connection with the support for the poor and sick, also with children and in connection with the churchyard of the parish church, and as deemed appropriate by the Rector and churchwardens of the parish church, as permitted.

Rainbow Christian Centre provides a range of services focused on providing a range of support to individuals in addition to meeting spiritual needs.

Free Church of England religious services

Youth MusicalsWomen ConferencePreach the undiluted Gospel of Christ to the world at largeRelief of poverty Make donations to other charities

To use the trust's annual income towards the educational benefit of the children at Kempsford Church of England Primary School.

1) Make donations to organizations within parish. 2) Give book tokens to children within parish.

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.

We exist to fund the maintenance of Withington Church Bells and promote their use through teaching and training of bell ringing skills and customs.

Small grants are made at Easter and Christmas to those in need who have an affinity with the Parish Church of Saint Andrew Hertford.

The Charity exists to maintain the wall paintings in S. Mary's Church Tottenham. Currently the Charity is conserving funds for future work which may come necessary.

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

Members contributions, donations , Fund raising functions

The maintenance and up keep of St Mildred's Preston Church.