Welcome to
The Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust
Over the centuries, churches have defined landscapes, brought together communities and demonstrated beautiful craftsmanship. These magnificent buildings will always need preservation and maintenance so that they can remain standing for centuries to come.
The Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust provides funds for churches, chapels and meeting houses of all Christian denomination and of any age within the county of Yorkshire. Funding ranges from relatively small schemes such as repairs to monuments, to much larger ones including large scale repointing of stonework, complete roofing repairs and replacements and other more complex conservation works.
With the help of Friends of the trust and the general public through fundraising activities, donations and sponsor days, the Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust is currently able to award grants amounting to approximately £100,000 a year to churches in need.
Yorkshire is home to many of the most important churches in the United Kingdom: They dominate the landscape, they are vital to the life of many communities and they are full of the treasures of our heritage. By giving your support to the Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust you are helping to maintain and develop these much loved places of worship and to secure their future for generations to come.”
Ed Anderson, Chairman.
Latest News
God’s Country Rally Success
A MOTORING PILGRIMAGE A massive thank you to all who joined us for the inaugural God’s Own Country Rally....Read more
Friends enjoy an Autumn church tour
Moira Fulton reports back on the recent visit to St Leonard’s Scorborough and St Mary’s Watton on Saturday September...Read more
£5000 gets St Stephen’s one step closer to fundraising goal
A £5,000 grant from Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust is helping secure the future of St Stephen’s Church in East...Read more
Our Supporters
Being a Corporate Friend of the trust means that you and your company share the same passion for exceptional workmanship. Become a Corporate Friend today and help us preserve our traditional English heritage buildings.
