Support organisations

Discover the legends and lore of Wrexham County Borough’s villages and towns on the Discovery Trail. For 7,000 years and more, through Saxon, Norman and Medieval occupation, the heart of the...

To open our churches that are so often shut, to fulfil the wish of many, whatever their convictions, to visit churches for spiritual or cultural reasons or simply for curiosity. People from the world...

Set up to promote and maintain to a high standard the choral services of the Church of England, the Church in Wales and the Church of Ireland. It does this by making grants to cathedrals, choral...

Grants are available for the preservation of Christian and secular historic buildings in West Midlands and North Wales.

The aim is to visit and photograph every church (of all denominations) in the county of Oxfordshire, including those that are now in private hands and those that no longer exist.

The Oxfordshire Historic Churches Trust, set up in 1964 and newly registered in 2016, provides grants for the repair, restoration and practical enhancement of the churches of Oxfordshire.

This site is provided by the Church of England’s National Stewardship & Resources team and offers over 400 pages of resources (web & pdf) to support all aspects of stewardship, administration...

Partners for Sacred Places brings together a national network of expert professionals who understand the value of a congregation’s architectural assets, its worth as a faith community, and the...

Grant making to smaller charities with preference to charities in Cheshire and Norfolk.

The Pilgrim Trust gives grants totalling approximately two million pounds each year to charities and other public bodies. Sixty percent of funding is directed towards the preservation projects aimed...

Grants for Anglican churches for achieving and maintaining a high standard of church music, including major repair or replacement of the church organ.

Plain English Campaign