Grants
Listed below are some trusts and foundations which offer grants and scholarships to support you.
St Wilfrid’s Trust
St Wilfrid’s Trust is currently able to make one-off awards in line with the objectives of the Trust. These include the promotion of Christian education of children and young people in the Diocese of Exeter. Applications for grants are open throughout the year.
Click here to read the guidelines for grant applications.
If you require any further advice or information, please email the Clerk
St Luke’s Farmington Scholarships
The application process for the Farmington Scholarships has opened. The scholarships are for teachers of Religious Education in UK secondary schools and primary school RE Co-ordinators, or other primary school teachers involved in teaching RE and associated subjects. Click here for more information and to apply.
Exeter Community Energy
Exeter Community Energy has opened its applications for the latest round of funding for community groups financing for energy saving measures. Click here to find out more information and to apply.
Exeter Cathedral Minor Trusts
There are a number of Minor Trusts which are administered by Exeter Cathedral, which support grant applications. Click here to find out more about the Exeter Cathedral Minor Trusts. Click here to apply.
St John’s Hospital Educational Foundation
St John’s Hospital Educational Foundation makes educational grants for: Individuals who are in education in Exeter and in need of financial assistance; Church of England schools within The City of Exeter; Funding for bursaries at Exeter and The Maynard schools
Culham St Gabriel’s
Culham St Gabriel’s offer project grant applications from all those working in the field of religion and worldviews.
St John’s Hospital Educational Foundation
St John’s Hospital Educational Foundation makes educational grants for: Individuals who are in education in Exeter and in need of financial assistance; Church of England schools within The City of Exeter; Funding for bursaries at Exeter and The Maynard schools
