The King Henry VIII Endowed Trust, Warwick is one of the oldest charities in the country. Its formation in 1545 came from the negotiations with King Henry VIII’s commissioners, when he effectively took the wealth of the local churches. This legacy lives on today, with the 50% of its distribution benefiting the 5 Anglican churches in Warwick. 30% of the distribution goes to the Warwick Schools Foundation (which is used for means tested bursaries for Warwick children) and the remaining 20% Town Share is available for discretionary grants that benefit the inhabitants of the Old Borough of Warwick.
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15th August 2024
The Grade II listed Guy’s Cliffe is a site with considerable historical and scientific importance, which includes Guy’s Cliffe House, Guy’s Cave, St. Mary Magdalen
All Saints is one of the 5 parishes that benefit from the Church Share of the Trust's distribution. The regular…
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The Warwick Apprenticing Charities make grants to students starting training to help further their careers.
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The Warwick Relief in Need Charity gives grants to persons living in Warwick who are in need of assistance generally.
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Their focus is to support and help resource the mission of the Anglican churches of Warwick in reaching out to…
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