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We are a Sheffield based charity specialising in faith-based, charity and not for profit accountancy and consultancy services. We are a social enterprise who specialise in charity accounting and faith-based management. We enable places of worship, charities, voluntary and community organisations to adhere to regulatory requirements of the civic, financial, ecclesiastical and religious rules they are all governed by. Our business model enables us to have the efficiency of the private sector, partnerships of the public sector and the values and ethos of the voluntary community faith sector.
G2 Building, 12 Leeds Roads, Sheffield S9 3TY, S9 3TY, Sheffield, United Kingdom
Faithstar are wonderful. They've Independently Examined our accounts for several years and give a great service. Faithstar are also deeply connected into communities in Sheffield and have been able to partner with us on Wellbeing work. I recommend them highly.
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