St George’s church has been serving the Anglican community of residents and visitors in Venice since its conversion from a glass warehouse and its dedication as a church in 1892.

St George’s is not only a church for Anglican services but also a focal point for the English speaking community in Venice.

Venice in Peril has had a long and good relationship with St George’s.  It has been a major supporter, both financially and advisory, over many years with close personal links. In 2008 VIP contributed to the restoration of the distinctive stained glass windows and in 2014 VIP financed the conservation of the First World War memorial bronze doors

In 2021 the conservation in particular of the two south windows is a unique project – although part of a larger restoration of the church .  They were badly damaged in the November 2019 floods and storms and considered by ViP to be in urgent need of repair  The windows are historic, dating back to the original conversion of the building. at the end of the 19th century.  They provide an elegant framing for the historic Mascioni organ and have a symbolic significance, illuminating the church.

From a practical point of view repair is critical as two glass have already fallen out of the right window, the lead needs replacing, the wood is swollen and the windows open and close with difficult