Independent, source-transparent grant guidance
Find church grants for buildings, heritage, ministry and community work.
Start with the project your church is planning. Compare building repairs, heritage work, safety, energy and ministry funding, then check the rules before applying.
Official sources first
No copied paid databases
Plain-language guidance
Never a legal determination
No pay-to-rank
Commercial relationships stay separate
Project-first discovery
What are you trying to make possible?
Start with the work—not a maze of funder categories.
Buildings & roofs
Repairs, facilities, fit-outs and essential capital works.
3 research leads ↗02Heritage
Conservation, archives, collections and historic places.
4 research leads ↗03Community programs
Youth, inclusion, events and practical local support.
10 research leads ↗04Safety & security
Security planning, equipment and safer shared spaces.
2 research leads ↗05Energy & environment
Solar, efficiency, greening and environmental projects.
1 research leads ↗06Mission & ministry
Denominational and philanthropic program funding.
7 research leads ↗07Technology & AV
Accessible systems, community equipment, archives and digital participation.
3 research leads ↗Readiness guides
Resolve the rules that slow applications down.
Evidenced starting points
Explore a location or church network.
Worth checking now
Current and recurring opportunities
Independently reviewed records. Confirm the live rules before acting.
Editorial notice: each grant page shows its source verification date and next review due. Open and recurring rounds have different timing; always confirm current rules with the funder.
A clearer next step
Useful guidance, with the uncertainty left in.
- 1Describe the project
Choose the work, location and organisation applying.
- 2Rule out obvious mismatches
See sourced conditions for entity type, DGR, co-funding and approvals.
- 3Confirm with the funder
Take the open questions and preparation list to the official source.