Charities In Bristol City

Providing a sanctuary for the maintenance, preservation and breeding of wild birds, animals, plants, insects or other wild life. Managing and restoring the parks natural and architectural features to facilitate conservation projects, educational activities and recreation.

The declared objectives of the Society are to promote science and art through photography and in particular:1. To arrange lectures and demonstrations2. To promote and sponsor competitions and exhibitions3. To maintain a permanent collection of the outstanding work of members

The support and nurture of young people and their activities in the City of Bristol

Providing support for spiritual development and pastoral care to students, school staff and families thus impacting positively upon the school communityEnabling safe and imaginative spiritual development and learning opportunities for all ages within school and informal church contextsWorking with churches and schools to connect the life of the two communities to their mutual benefit

The charity exists to provide a meeting place for local groups and to act as a venue for local functions.

St James' Church is a Bishop's Mission Order Church in the Diocese of Bristol providing services for people living in the community of Lockleaze, Bristol and beyond. St James also organises activities for children and youth, programmes of teaching and discipleship and provides pastoral care for those of any age or background. The church also organises a food bank.

Friends organise 4 to 5 major social events plus a range of other fundraising activities through out the year. A key objective is to run every event profitably (whilst representing good value to participating parties) so that grants can be made to the school and other organisations , or equipment purchased , for academic and extra-curricular activities which the school could not otherwise fund.

Organise events to raise funds for St Ursulas E-Act Academy. We aim to enhance the learning of the children through our purchases and fund raising as well as create a sense of community within the school.

Our aim is to encourage young physically and/or sensory disabled people between the ages of 16-25 yrs to build a social network of non-disabled friends through one to one buddying. We also encourage disabled youngsters to play a fuller role in their community through active participation in the running of the charity as well as taking part in and organising educational and group social activities.

U3A offers a programme of educational and leisure activities for retired people where members contribute their own experience, interests and enthusiasms actively, so that they learn from each other.

To provide a part time community based open access youth club and positive activities for young people aged between 8-19 years in a fun, caring environment that aims to improve social interaction and self development of its members.

Part of The Scout Association; provides an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training, based on the Scout Promise and Law and guided by adult leadership.

A Scout Group offering young people from in and around Kingswood, Bristol opportunities to participate in a programme of fun, challenging and adventurous activities.

Raise funds and increase awareness of the charity by giving talks, visiting schools, selling Indian products at local community events.Kathy Miller makes an annual trip to visit the children at the two centres the Neem Tree Trust supports in India.

Supports the work of the University of Bristol Theatre Collection, volunteering roles in the archives and raising funds to assist in the purchase of new acquisitions.

FBR is the Parent Teacher Association of Beacon Rise School so it therefore raises money extra to local council funding.

To enhance and further benefit the social life of the local residents by providing facilities for clubs and recreational activities for everyone, particularly the young, old and disabled.

Unitarian Chapel

To promote scottish country dancing

Bristol Sea Scouts - activities for youths aged 6 to 14 in line with the Scout Association.

To raise funds for the support of the parish Church of St Mary Redcliffe in the City of Bristol, especially for the restoration and upkeep of the fabric of the Church and churchyard; and (inter alia) towards the education of the general public in relation to the history of the parish of St Mary Redcliffe.

To provide three days emergency food for those in need and referred by a supporting agency

Fundraising and social events for parents and pupilsAssistance at school eventsProvide funds for school equipment and projects