Parish Giving Scheme

Regular donations provide your church with reliable and predictable income, which helps when planning ahead for ministry and mission, or building projects and repairs. 

Parish Giving Scheme is a national charity, which enables regular giving to any parish church, through Direct Debit, with no cost to the church or the giver.  Although similar to standing or banker's order donations, there are lots of advantages to joining Parish Giving Scheme.  

NB You can run these in parallel; there is no immediate need to move existing regular donors to Parish Giving Scheme. 

Read Ten Reasons for Joining PGS.  

Use the links below to register your parish: 

  1. Read 'How to register a parish' on the PGS website - Information from PGS about set up
  2. Search the PGS website to find your PGS code - Give to your parish - Parish Giving Scheme
  3. Complete either a single church parish form and multiple church parish form
  4. Email your completed form, with a copy of a blank paying in slip or bank statement to verify your bank details, to your Giving Advisor: anna.hardy@salisbury.anglican.org 

 

PGS Resources for your Church

  • Download and print the PGS Gift Form - prefill the church details on p3 for speedier sign-ups
  • Download and print a PGS poster to display in church
  • Request free PGS leaflets by emailing your Giving Advisor: anna.hardy@salisbury.anglican.org Please state how many you need, the date of your stewardship campaign, and where to send them to
  • Create your own leaflet using this PGS Canva template

 

Heritage and Community Giving Resources 

Our congregation and church members are the most likely to support ministry and mission, but there will be many people in your local community and beyond who are also keen to donate money to the church, whether they attend services or not. 

When we think about our place of worship, we tend to focus on the regular attendee's donations. But for many people, there are other personal or pragmatic reasons for giving.  

Our churches are community centres; they can offer friendship through coffee mornings, or toddler groups or families may be interested in continuing traditions by having a christening or other special life event at the local church. Equally, some may see the historical importance of our buildings and part of our country's history and culture for future generations to enjoy. 

Make it easy for people in your community to support the church, by asking them to give online. 

Example heritage leaflet – Parish Giving scheme ask.
Example heritage leaflet – Capital appeal

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