Seven faith-based charities — six Christian, one Islamic. The oldest, Guernsey Welfare Service, has run food-bank supplies and fuel vouchers since 1896; the Islamic Charitable Trust (2010) runs five daily prayers communally without a resident Imam. The Tumaini Fund is the outlier — a St Andrew charity supporting 212,000 AIDS orphans in Tanzania. —
St Sampson·Charity
Christian church and registered charity, offering worship, Bible study, and activities for children and young people, with a charity shop and café in St Sampson.
St Peter Port
✦130-year heritage (1896)
Christian charity established in 1896, operating the largest foodbank in Guernsey, and offering showers and laundry facilities in St Peter Port.
St Andrew·Est. 2003
Christian charity established in 2003, supporting HIV/AIDS widows and orphans in Tanzania, with branches in Guernsey, Alderney, England, Scotland, USA, Canada, and Tanzania.
St Sampson
Christian inter-denominational organisation that supports the teaching of Christianity in RE in all 24 Guernsey schools.
St Peter Port
Faith organisation that aims to correct misconceptions about Islam and build relationships between Muslim and non-Muslim communities in St Peter Port.
Vale
Protestant church in the Vale affiliated with the Baptist Union of GB and NI, operating a food bank, a children's clothing bank, and supporting people experiencing homelessness.
Castel
Pentecostal church in Castel, part of the Elim Pentecostal Movement, offering two Sunday services including an 11:15am live-streamed option.