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Home » Resources » Fundraising

Funding

Coffee shop at St Mary Woolnorth, City of London © B Payne April 2019

Coffee shop at St Mary Woolnorth, City of London © B Payne April 2019

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Searchable databases of funders of heritage

– the Heritage Funding Directory (formerly the Heritage Alliance Heritage Funding Directory) here

– Funding Central, free for charities etc, here

– Grants Online (one month free trial, then subscribe), here

Advice from experts, including lists of funders specialising in places of worship and guidance on how to raise funds

– the ChurchCare website here
You can find details of their own grants plus information on other grants for churches here

– the website of the Arthur Rank Centre, specialising in rural churches, but with much of general interest here

– the website of the National Churches Trust, which is also a grant giver in its own right here

Ecclesiastical Insurance also has advice on fundraising including digital fundraising and fundraising risks

 

 

 

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