Churches

The Charity makes grants for the repair or improvement of Parish Churches or Cathedrals of the Church of England in the three counties of Kent, Surrey and Lincolnshire as those three counties were constituted in 1855. The main effect of this is that all of Greater London south of the Thames is within the qualifying area because, in 1855, it formed part of either Kent or Surrey.

Please note that the Charity can only make grants to Anglican Parish Churches and Cathedrals. We frequently receive applications from other denominations which we are unable to accept.

The following are types of work which we are unable to give grant assistance to:

The cost of church halls and meeting rooms
Kitchens
Decorations - unless they form part of qualifying repair or improvement work
Furniture and fittings
Work to bells, brasses or clocks
Private chapels or monuments
Stained glass - although work to repair ferraments can be supported
The grounds, boundary walls and fences
External lighting

We regret that we are no longer issuing application forms for church grants for 2009, due to the high demand. Forms for 2010 will be available from 1 January 2010 onwards.

See the Churches grants Frequently asked questions for more information on how to apply.

Little Grimsby

Churches grants Frequently asked questions



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