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Help us support others

We walk alongside Anglican clergy and their families through various grants and services, from emergency grants for unexpected expenses to counselling and health challenges.

Our support is confidential and impartial, and we are completely independent of the Church. Last year, we supported over 2,700 households with grants and services, including over 1 in 5 of all serving Church of England and large numbers in Wales, Scotland, and Ireland.

Join our community of supporters

Thanks to generous supporters, we have served those who serve since 1655, helping them to thrive as they support our communities.

Your donation would be greatly appreciated—a one-off donation or regular gift, which helps us to plan.

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Joseph's story

When his energy supplier increased their monthly bills by over £200, an Emergency grant gave Joseph and his family a vital lifeline.

Gifts in Wills

Your will is an opportunity to care for your loved ones and remember the service of clergy and their families.

Thanks to the generosity of those who leave gifts, we can support clergy, their partners, and their children from training through retirement.

Personal finances can be complicated, especially in these challenging times. Sometimes, it can be easier to pledge a gift after passing on than to donate today.

A legacy gift—whether a fixed sum, a percentage of your estate, or a specific item—can have a lasting impact on future generations.

Leave a legacy

Governors and Stewards

Stewards play a key ceremonial role in our annual Festival Service at St Paul's Cathedral, processing and accessing priority seating. They have been part of our history for centuries and support our work by donating £75 per year.

Become a Steward

Governors are our ultimate governing body, electing our Trustees, standing for election themselves, attending our AGM and directing our mission. They hold us to account and advocate for clergy wellbeing. They make a one-off donation of £100, and remain Governors for life.

Become a Governor

Luke's story

Luke March has been a Steward of the Festival for five decades. Find out why our historic choral music event means so much to him.

Sam's story

Since 2022, we have helped with over £128,000 to support clergy facing debt... but the Universal Credit shift could see households £1 million out of pocket.

Other ways to donate

Stewardship Account. Start your gift.
CAF Account. Our charity number is 207736.
Cheque made out to Clergy Support Trust posted to 1 Dean Trench Street, London, SW1P 3HB

Gift Aid

If you're a taxpayer, you can complete a Gift Aid Declaration, which boosts your donation by 25% at no extra cost to you. If you give online, you'll be prompted to complete a Gift Aid Form. If you're sending a cheque, please print and return this form.