Parish Giving Scheme

The most effective approach to regular giving in the parish

The Parish Giving Scheme (PGS) offers the most effective way for people to give regularly to their local church. Once the church has registered with PGS, donors can sign up to make their donation through the PGS website, by one simple phone call, or by posting a printable form.


If you would like to set up a regular donation to your church through the Parish Giving Scheme, please click here to go to the PGS website.


Please note: 

Donations through PGS which are not eligible for Gift Aid are not eligible for GASDS. GASDS can only be claimed on donations that qualify and are given in cash or via a contactless device. Similarly, donations that are given via cheques, standing order, BACS, online giving or through online platforms are not eligible for GASDS. 


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Registering your church with the Parish Giving Scheme is very simple!

All the information you need is in the PGS Implementation Handbook

Step 1 - Think & Pray about it as a PCC

Step 2 - Apply to join the Parish Giving Scheme

Step 3 - Launching PGS in your church


We are grateful to the Benefact Trust, whose support enables us to provide this scheme at no cost to parishes or to Parish Share.

If you are interested in registering or have any other questions, please contact: 

Robyn Rooney 

 

Page last updated: Thursday 23rd January 2025 1:02 PM

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Why give to your church through the Parish Giving Scheme

Giving is an essential part of our faith—it enables our churches to flourish, support communities, and share the love of Christ. The Parish Giving Scheme (PGS) is an effective way to give regularly to your church, ensuring stability and sustainability for ministry and mission.

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The Diocesan Finance Team seeks to support parishes in caring for their finances and the associated administration. We can help and offer advice on a wide range of matters, from fundraising to preparing accounts to Ministry Share.

Also, advice can be found on many topics from the Association of Church Accountants and Treasurers (ACAT) and you can sign up for free here.

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