Charities In Bristol City

To support the children of Lockleaze Primary School and Early Years Centre for projects not normally funded by the LEA.

TO ACQUIRE & HOLD FREEHOLD OR LEASEHOLD LAND OR ANY OTHER INTEREST OR RIGHT IN LAND IN PARTICULAR THE AREA KNOWN AS DURDHAM DOWN BRISTOL FOR THE PROTECTION & PRESERVATION OF ITS NATURAL AND ECOLOGICAL FEATURES INCLUDING PRESERVATION & PROTECTION OF PLANT LIFE FOR THE BENEFIT OF MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY WITH A PREFERENCE FOR THE INHABITANTS OF THE CITY OF BRISTOL & ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD.

We provide equipment, books and other resources for the improvement of educational facilities in Somaliland

Meetings of persons who have served in the Royal navy or are in sympathy with the aims of the Royal naval association

Collect donations through fundraising; Provide assistance in education and medical fields; Provide disaster emergency assistance; Poverty relief; Umbrella to sub-Organizations.

Grant making body

Quizzes, swimming, trips away, long weekends and days, theatre, cinema, ten pin bowling, raffles, skittles, meals out. walks, exhibitions - usually tactile, social evenings with various tspeakers or activities provided

Providing help and support to worthy causes in our locality, nationally and internationally, and some Rotary programmes.

Charitable Activities

Brislington School Enrichment Trust uses income from its investments to support 'enrichment' activities at Oasis Academy Brislington (previously known as Brislington School and Brislington Enterprise College).

Our aim is simple, to help families spend more time together & relieve parents of the additional, as well as unexpected financial challenge of their child going through treatment. Partnering with Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, we provide parents with 4 offerings whilst their child receives treatment; *Coffee Break & Cake *Dexters Hamper *Odyssey Entertainment Package *Help Out Vouchers

Friends of Freeways is a group of parents and relatives of those using Freeways' services which aims to provide mutual support for each other and to provide funds to supplement extra amenities for residents which includes giving gifts to the residents at Christmas time to be spent collectively on items or activities as well as arranging comedy shows at Leigh Court.

General church upkeep and repair.

Bristol Festivals works with and supports, other charities and organisations in the city of Bristol who organise and produce Festivals or Cultural Events which advance the arts, culture, heritage, science and amateur sport to support them to become more effective and efficient for the benefit of the public.

Set up to lead volunteer gardening sessions in Arlington Garden. We bring volunteers together monthly to undertake maintenance and improvements in the garden to enable the garden to be used by local residents and visitors. We arrange fundraising activities to enable purchase of tools for gardening and provide other amenity items.

BVDA IS A STUDENT RUN CHARITY AFFILIATED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL STUDENT'S UNION THAT SEEKS TO WORK TOGETHER IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NGOS, COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANISATION AND LOCAL VOLUNTEERS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. BVDA PROMOTES SUSTAINABILITY, BY WORKING SUCCESSIVE YEARS IN THE SAME AREA, ON PROJECTS TARGETING HEALTH, EDUCATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING INITIATIVES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

Please Note: Only provides grants to registered charities based in Bristol, South Gloucestershire, North Somerset and Bath & North East Somerset

St Paul's Adventure Playground is a fully inclusive space for children aged 5-16 to play. Situated in the heart of Bristol. Open 5 days a week 48 weeks of the year. For more information visit www.goplacestoplay.org

Bristol ACF fund raising consists of bag packing at local supermarkets as well as donations from local individuals and organisations. During the past year we have been able to assist cadets to attend annual camp, have bought equipment to enhance training facilities and have provided funds for social activities that benefit all our young people.

Income used in connection with the support for the poor and sick, also with children and in connection with the churchyard of the parish church, and as deemed appropriate by the Rector and churchwardens of the parish church, as permitted.

FOR ANY OTHER OBJECTS, ENDS OR PURPOSES HAVING IN VIEW THE SPIRITUAL, INTELLECTUAL, PHYSICAL, MORAL OR SOCIAL WELFARE OR WANTS OF THE POORER CLASSES IN THE PARISH OF ST JAMES'.

United Reformed Church

Improving the wellbeing of the elderly

Group for people with learning disabilities and their families.Meeting once a month for Mass and a few outings each year.