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The aim of the Congregational & General Charitable Trust is to make grants for building maintenance and towards the capital costs of community projects to support Protestant churches, in particular those of the United Reformed and Congregational denominations.

Established in 1956 as the charitable arm of the Congregational & General Insurance Company and reformed in 1987 as a separate entity, the Trust receives a contribution from the insurance company. This has been wholly owned by the Trust since 1994.

A Council of Management is responsible for the administration and management of the Trust and all grants made are based on the Trusts Objectives.

Trust Objectives

To make grants for building maintenance of churches
To make grants towards the capital costs of church community projects
To promote the Christian religion and, in particular, the United Reformed Church, Congregational Denominations and other churches (whether wholly independent or associated with or united with another church or group of churches) which are of the Protestant tradition

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Congregational & General Insurance plc is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority, authorisation number 202089.