If you’re ready to apply for a grant then we recommend that you familiarise yourself with the various types of grants we offer.
Please click here to visit the page how we can support you before making your application.
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You have two options for applying for a grant. Option 1 is to download the application form for a grant. Option 2 is to complete the online application form below.
We thoroughly recommend applying after refering to the section, tips for grant applications, advice & support.
Applying using the downloaded application forms. The Microsoft Word forms may be completed on a PC assuming you have access to Microsoft Word or you may choose to print the forms and complete by hand. Alternatively you may download the PDF version of the forms, print and complete by hand. Full instructions are included in the forms.
Apply using the online form. You may find this more convenient to use. We suggest you familiarise yourself with the form and gather all relevant information ahead of completing and sending the form. You also have the option to upload supporting documents. After submission we will send you a copy of the form to your email address (just in case check your junk or spam)
Option 1: Fill in the relevant form
Please download the relevant grant application form.
Or
Option 2: Apply for a grant online
Please answer all questions to the best of your ability.
It is important to provide as much information as you can so your application for a grant can be considered.
We want your grant application process to be as easy as possible. We will require certain information to process and consider a grant. Here are some tips, advice & support to help…
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If applying for a main grant please check the quarterly dates for receipt of application forms here – listed above in the main grants section.
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Answer ALL questions, especially your shortfall (i.e. the total project cost lessfunds available to you and raised to date. We cannot consider bids where you have not told us how much you need. Don’t forget to include the Listed Places of Worship: VAT Grant that can be claimed.
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Keep it short and simple. Most information about the church architecture and history is available on line. Please provide the website link e.g. Historic England, A Church Near You, your Parish or Mission Community website if you have one.
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Explain unusual points.
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Early application for Faculty from the Diocese (if required).
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Tell us if you run into delays or need to postpone your bid for funding.
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Tell us if you receive an offer of grant funding from other Trusts or Heritage Lottery Funds.
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Think about phasing large projects. We might be able to assist with another grant at a later phase of the project.
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Be enthusiastic about your project and tell us about your community fund raising as evidence of need.
Useful funding notes – we strongly recommend that you read these notes in conjunction with your application process.
Grant information & funding guides from Parish Resources
