All Souls Project Giving

In our project giving we prioritise projects or organisations that:

• Allow different parts of the church to get involved or engage a wide cross cross section of the church
• Support national mission workers
• Help a mix of large, potentially more well-established organisations and smaller, grass roots organisations
• Reach people across a number of geographies

From time to time other criteria might include:

• Organisations with a close organic link with All Souls
• Organisations that work across denominational lines, towards greater unity in the church
• Organisations that address particular mission trends with evidence

These criteria, together with a view of the relative level of need and opportunity for resources from other sources, will help us to prioritise specific projects/organisations.

Applications to the All Souls World Mission Fund can be made by projects and organisations that meet the following criteria:

• A Christian organisation with whose theology and mission practice All Souls is comfortable
• An association with All Souls through engaged involvement by All Souls members or staff
• Organisations that take seriously working with the local church, where there is one
• Organisations that demonstrate accountability
• Organisations that can agree to keep in touch with All Souls to report on progress

Applying to the World Mission Fund

Applications for project funding:

• Priority will be given to those who can demonstrate a connection with church family
• Are assessed according to the criteria set out on the All Souls website
• Are considered annually
• Should be submitted to worldmission@allsouls.org.uk by 2 October 2020. Late applications will not be considered
• One side of A4 only
• Any gift allocated is a one-off donation only. If further funding is needed then projects must re-apply the following year
• Unfortunately, due to the high numbers of applications we receive, we are not able to respond to unsuccessful applications