Together for Change featured by Allchurches Trust
We are so pleased to feature on the AllChurches Trust website as an example of how their funding is put to good use - with a particular focus on our latest large-scale project 'Saints' in Nuneaton.
Allchurches Trust’s annual grants to dioceses fund a range of activities that are focused on community engagement, social action, education and more. Through the Coventry Diocese, they fund Jet Jones, the Director of Regeneration and CEO of Together for Change, as she 'spearheads a range of social impact projects making a huge difference to disadvantaged communities.'
A bit about Allchurches Trust
On their website, Allchurches states that their vision "is to be a Trust that, through its grants to churches and Christian organisations, makes a positive difference to people’s lives. We like to work with organisations that share our values and are dedicated to helping people and communities to flourish. We particularly like to support churches and Christian charities working in some of the most deprived areas, unafraid to tackle difficult social issues and working in partnership to produce something greater than the sum of its parts."
The Trust supports projects run by churches of many denominations and Christian organisations that align with their funding focus points:
- Building communities, especially where they are hurting or broken
- Helping people, especially those in particular need, to flourish
- Growing churches, spiritually and numerically
- Our grants normally fund capital projects and equipment, not salaries or running costs. We only fund projects in the UK and Ireland.
You can find out more about the Allchurches Trust by visiting their webiste:
Saints Nuneaton - 'removing barriers to building a brighter future'
Saints is our newest large-scale project, based at a landmark ex-conservative club building in Nuneaton.
Our mission for Saints Nuneaton is to tackle unemployment and lack of education, enhance physical, mental and emotional wellbeing, and to inspire and connect people through the creative arts
To find out more visit the Saints webisite:
