To apply for a grant, download the application form and the guidance notes.
To apply for a grant you need to download the application form and the guidance notes below. The form must be completed and emailed to grants@ghct.org.uk
Please answer all the questions and please do not start to complete this form until you have read the Guidance Notes.
If you need further information please email grants@ghct.org.uk
What happens next?
When an application is received, we may need to arrange a meeting with you at your church to discuss your application and view the proposed work. This ensures that when the committee meets, first-hand knowledge can be shared, so that each member of the committee will have a sound understanding of your project and will be able to make an informed decision.
How often and when does the Grants Committee meet?
Twice a year, in June and December.
How long before each meeting do I need to apply?
By the end of April for the June meeting or by the end of October for the December meeting.
When will I know the decision taken at the meeting?
Generally within two weeks.
When will we receive the grant money?
Payment is now made by BACS. You can claim the grant as soon as the project is ready to start. This is explained more fully in the Guidance Notes. Please note that if a grant is not claimed within twelve months it will normally be cancelled.
We’ve had a grant – what do we do now?
Congratulations on a successful application – we hope your project is a great success.
To help us continue our work supporting churches, please do the following:
- Support GHCT via regular donations or supporting Ride+Stride
- Display the grant award notice which we will send you – please put this on your church noticeboard
- Put a story about the grant in your parish magazine
- Keep us posted with news and pictures of the works as they take place. We can then keep our supporters informed via our website and social media
Previous Awards
Lots of churches have benefited from our grants
Grants
We provide grants for the repair, maintenance and improvement.