Give to the trust

A roof, a candle, a wall, a wage. A small monthly gift, gently spent.

Great Barr Church Lands does not run a marketing budget. We do not appoint a fundraising agency. We do, however, ask the parish — once a year, in November — whether we can count on its continuing help. This page is the year-round version of that conversation. Every gift is acknowledged by post.

A still life on the credence table: leather collection bag, folded Gift Aid declaration, navy-barrelled fountain pen, single beeswax candle in a brass stick.

Above · The credence table at St Margaret's, May 2026.

A simple form

Choose an amount, a cadence, and add Gift Aid if it applies.

Choose an amount

Or another amount (£)

Cadence

First name

Last name

Email for receipt

Address (for the printed acknowledgement)

Card details · simulated only — no card is ever charged on this page

Card number

Expiry (MM/YY)

CVC

Add Gift Aid to my donation.
I am a UK taxpayer and I would like Great Barr Church Lands (Registered Charity 220030) to claim Gift Aid on this donation and any I make from today, until I notify the charity otherwise. I understand that if I pay less income or capital gains tax than the amount claimed on all my donations in that tax year, it is my responsibility to pay any difference.

Your gift · £30 as a one-off

By giving you agree to our privacy notice. A printed acknowledgement will follow by post.

Other ways to give

By cheque, by standing order, by bequest.

By cheque

Made payable to Great Barr Church Lands and posted to the registered office, 12 Perry Avenue, Streethay, Lichfield WS13 8FW. Please enclose a Gift Aid form if it applies.

By standing order

A printed standing order mandate is available on the resources page. Bank with CAF Bank, sort code 40-52-40, account 00012345.

By legacy

Legacies are a quiet third of our annual receipts. Please write to [email protected] for our suggested legacy wording for solicitors. We can also receive specific bequests of land or rentcharges.

With gratitude

Thank you. The Restoration Reserve was started in 1891 with three rentcharges. It runs because the parish has kept faith with us for over a century.

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