How to Give
Thank you for considering donating to All Saints’. We are grateful for all the support we receive to help us meet the £2,800 monthly cost of keeping the church open. In addition, there are substantial costs in maintaining and restoring our mediaeval grade 1 listed building.
Online card donation
You can donate to All Saints’ Haslingfield via our stewardship page.
Regular giving
The best way to give regularly is by direct debit through the Parish Giving Scheme. You can set this up by telephoning 0333 002 1271 – you will need to have your bank account details and the parish code of All Saints Haslingfield – 140614123 – to hand. If you would prefer to register by post, please contact the treasurer for a pack.
BACS or Bank standing orders
All Saints’ Haslingfield PCC – Sort Code: 08-92-99 – Account Number: 65763324
Cheques including CAF donations should be made payable to All Saints’ Church Haslingfield PCC.
Gift Aid
If you wish to donate by BACS, standing order or cheque and can gift aid your donation, please download the form here and forward to the treasurer. This will increase your donation by 25%.
Contact
If you have any questions, or require an address to forward donations, please contact the treasurer, David Gale.
What does All Saints’ spend the money on?
Our principal area of expenditure is ‘ministry share’. Clergy are paid directly by the Church of England; we pay a ‘ministry share’ to the Diocese of Ely as our contribution to the cost of clergy and their accommodation in the area, safeguarding and training. Another major area of expenditure is insurance of our medieval church, with building costs, administration costs, and churchyard maintenance making up the balance of what we spend.
In addition to our regular expenditure, we have a responsibility to restore and maintain our medieval grade 1 listed building, an expensive and ongoing problem.
The church accounts are published annually, and the way our money is spent is monitored regularly by the church’s elected representatives on the Parochial Church Council (PCC).