Friend to those in need.
The Saints’ Projects Trust was started in 2006 and has supported projects in India, Nepal, Ghana, Uganda, Malawi, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Tanzania.
We partner with local churches to deliver small projects that transform lives. Through these partnerships, we are able to quickly discover where the most need is in the community, and then assess together with church leaders how best to use our resources to help.
Although we prefer to fund education and small business projects as a way of encouraging self-sufficiency, we also give donations to provide urgent medical treatment, to enable the care of orphans, and to support church ministry.
We have very few running costs as an organisation. We don’t have an office and rely heavily on the generous time given by our trustees. A substantial amount of our core costs are spent on trustee site visits, which we see as crucial to both monitor project progress and to nurture relationships with the people we are supporting.
SPT is a Christian charity, and was established to support The Guild of St. John and St. Mary Magdalene, a prayer network made up of thousands of members worldwide. To find out more about The Guild please click here.
To give either a one-off donation, or to set up a regular payment please click here. All donations are enormously appreciated, and even a very small amount goes an incredibly long way in supporting the work that we do.
Patrons:
Lord Alton of Liverpool
Baroness Stroud
Daniel Hodson
Peter Fane
James Orr
Patrick Whitworth
Michael Younger
President:
Rt. Rev. Dr. Christopher Cocksworth, Dean of Windsor
Chairman:
Michael Smith
CEO:
Caleb Howard
Trustees:
Mark Mills-Powell
Daniel Foot
Richard Higginson
Tim Mills
Ling Ling Parnin
Ully-Lange Orobor
Obiageliaku Rocque
Sampson Okyere
Rod Levey
Natalie deBungard