Charities In Bristol City

PTA fundraising for Glenfrome Primary School.Summer FairSchool DiscoCake SaleHot Chocolate/Ice-cream on Fridays.

Clandestine Theatre exists to give opportunities for the general public to take part in, or view theatre activities

RAISING FUNDS THROUGH FETES, RAFFLES & DISCOS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

The working name of this charity is Bristol Christian Education Council which receive grant requests from affiliated churches which are passed to BSSU for authorisation and payment for the advancement of christian religion amongst children and youth in the City and County of Bristol and surrounding areas.

Working with young people

We are offering support online across the globe through our website and social media. Across the South West of England we offer practical support in the way of information packs sent/ handed out specific to where the member lives, as well as meet ups in towns & cities across the area plus home visits. We hold training days for medics to try to improve their knowledge and understanding of FND.

CHRISTMAS AND SUMMER FAIRS, GROTTOS, CAROL CONCERT, FASHION SHOWS, DISCOS

Maintain buildings (c.1728).

FOR SUCH CHARITABLE INSTITUTION OR INSITUTIONS OR SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSE OR PURPOSES AND IN SUCH PROPORTIONS AND MANNER AS THE TRUSTEES IN THEIR ABSOLUTE DISCRETION MAY THINK FIT.

Provide relief to those persons suffering from Cystic Fibrosis and to assist the families of those persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.

To preach the gospel of God and advance the Christian faith, serving the community under God's guidance, in a spiritual and practical way. To worship God and provide fellowship for all believers.

Provide relief and help to the people of Congresbury village and surrounding area, especially those who have need because of age, mental or physical disability, poverty or social isolation by providing and maintaining non profit making community transport services

To support the activities of Bristol Cathedral School.

To Assist pupils attending Bedminister Down School, Bristol

PREACHING THE CHRISTIAN FAITH, REACH OUT TO THE COMMUNITY AND ALLEVIATE POVERTY.

We offer advice and support to autistic women & girls through regular group sessions in Bristol, and seek to improve public and professional understanding of autism in women & girls through workshops and outreach.

To advance the education of the public in nature conservation, in particular by the conservation of Old Sneed Park Nature Reserve situated on the western flank of Sneyd Park, Bristol.

Camvale Tennis Club continually promotes participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for playing, learning and teaching tennis for the benefit of the local community. A range of activities are made available to both members and non-members with minimal cost to enable access and enjoyment to many.

The objects are to promote the wellbeing of the Community resident in the area by the means of encouraging and providing facilities for educational, social and moral development, and any other charitable objects for the members.

Raising money for hospices

Provides a hospital radio and ward visiting service to those in hospital, residential homes and similar institutions, and for patients receiving community care.

We look after, assess and find new, loving homes, for greyhounds in need of care in Wales and The Marches. We provide vet treatment and kennelling and work in co operation with other like-minded Welsh groups to ensure that families offering suitable homes are not kept waiting. Our fundraising Activities are promoted on ... http://www.greyhoundsinwales.moonfruit.com.

Our charity raises funds for Frenchay Primary School. We arrange local school events in which all staff, students and parents are able to participate, i.e. fun runs, BBQ's, craft fayres, school discos etc.

To Preserve and enhance the unique character and beauty of Blaise Castle Estate and the surrounding area by fund raising and making representation to appropriate authorities to achieve these aims

It controls an enrichment fund and makes grants to Filton high School (the organisation/school) to support and increase opportunities for all the pupils in a variety of ways, supplementary to the provision of local education authority funding, where benefit is considered to be enriching.