Making a Donation

This stunning building costs a fortune to run! 
Can you help please?
  • We DON'T get regular Government assistance
  • We DON'T get regular assistance from the wider Church
  • We DO have to raise our own funds
  • Highly competitive grants are the main source of repair funds
  • Legacies are very welcome indeed
  • We can only carry out the repairs we can afford
  • We need about £8m to do all of the repairs
  • Our running costs are funded largely by regular giving


If you would like to support us by making a donation, we would be most grateful.

You can donate online using PayPal's online service. Just click on the button below and PayPal will guide you through the process. 

If you would like to make a donation towards some other aspect of church life - eg general funds, mission and outreach, the Organ Fund, the Choral Foundation, or Nightlight - please contact us with details to accompany your donation. 

If you would like to set up a regular Standing Order please contact us.

If you would like us to reclaim the tax you have already paid on your donation amount, please complete and sign a Gift Aid form (below) and post it to us.

If you would like to give a memorial gift or leave a legacy, please contact us.

Thank you so much.
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Gift Aid Form:

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Leaving a Legacy
Legacy income has supported the work of All Saints over many decades. It ranges from money given for specific purposes, such as the repair of the building, to money which the Church is free to use wherever it is most needed. Some years ago, for example, much-needed new chairs were purchased with a legacy.

A legacy can be donated for use at the discretion of the Vicar, Churchwardens and PCC (Parochial Church Council); or you specify how it is to be used. That might be to support the music, choir, organ, bells, fabric, staffing, or mission of the church, or for some other particular purpose. If you aren't sure, please ask one of the clergy or church officers.

There is further information on the Church of England's legacy website.

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