Over the years, the Yorkshire Historic Churches Trust has awarded almost £3,000,000 in grants to places of worship across the beautiful region of Yorkshire.
Explore the bubbles on the map above to see where grants were awarded in the last few years. Find out where the church is, the amount of grant awarded and what it was awarded for. For more substantial projects, please see the case studies below.
Case Studies
St Nicholas Church, Bawtry
St Nicholas Church in Bawtry is a Grade I listed church built in 1189, with additions made in the...Read moreSt Augustine’s Church
St Augustine’s in Skirlaugh is described by Pevsner as “a perfect piece of Perpendicular architecture”, its exterior not having...Read moreSt Peter’s Church, Hoyland: The Church on the Hill
St Peter’s, Hoyland is a meticulously maintained Grade II listed church built in 1830 by Watson, Pritchett and Watson....Read moreSt Mark’s Newby, Scarborough
£3000 in April 2018 towards roof replacement and rainwater goods. Church re roofed and re wired – a new...Read moreSt Helen’s, Skipwith
The Grade I listed church of St Helen’s at Skipwith is of Anglo-Saxon origin and was first documented in...Read more