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Support: Fundraising

All churches rely on fundraising to resource their mission and are often seeking ways to increase their income

These pages are for parishes and their clergy who want to better engage their congregations and communities or apply to trusts and foundations for support.

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Fundraising Resources

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Church Grants database

All parishes in the Diocese of London can access the Church Grants database free of charge.

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Fundraising masterclasses

Training and support for parishes wishing to raise money for projects.

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Gifts in wills

The Church of England website has resources to encouraging gifts in wills to your church.

For information on other aspects of parish finance, please visit the finance pages. 

For tutorials on creating digital content to help with your fundraising (short films, social media campaigns) please visit the Church of England website.

The Diocese of London and its parishes are enormously grateful to the funders who support our work.

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Contactless card readers for churches

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Second pilot training workshop held in Camden: How to establish a vision statement:

Alice Yates tells us about the first workshop for ‘the Camden 4’ – a group of churches whose buildings are on the Heritage at Risk Register. 

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Pilot training workshop held in Camden: How to Develop & Deliver a Heritage Fund Project

Alice Yates tells us about the first workshop for ‘the Camden 4’ – a group of churches whose buildings are on the Heritage at Risk Register. 

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