Charities In Bristol City

The Friends of Music support the musical activities of St Mary Redcliffe Church through financial and volunteer support, including public worship, concerts and recitals as well as supporting musical training and scholarships for young people at the church.

Funding Real tennis lessons for young players

Positive Cycle Trust (PCT) is a charity dedicated to delivering support, advice and information to families who are vulnerable and disadvantaged.

Train young people to play marching band instruments and equipment when performing choreographed moving displays.

SGH Trust is a registered charity providing young at risk children and children living in disadvantaged areas with emotional support, confidential advice and much needed respite through small group holidays. We work with children from 6 to 13 years in both Birmingham and Bristol.

a) To advance the Christian religion.b) To promote for the benefit of the public and the community by associating together the inhabitants and the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations to advance education and leisure time occupations.c) To promote racial harmony and good race relations.

To advance the education of Pupils attending Bristol Cathedral Choir School by the provision of grants

The Youth Education Service is well respected in Bristol as a provider of informal learning opportunities to young people and adults. YES complements other providers by targeting 'hard to reach' groups. It offers a personal, individual and accessible service.

Private Masonic Lodge in the Province of Bristol working and meeting under the United Grand Lodge of England.

Creative Opportunities for Independence works with adults and young people with support needs by using creative activities to develop the life and employment skills needed in order to be able to live independently. It provides regualar day activities, residential activity breaks and social events.

Provides Open Space

General Charitable PurposesAccommodation/HousingReligious activities

(a) providing information and advice to the general public about local services ;(b) gathering and analysing the views and experiences of members of the general public to inform service providers;(c) engaging local people enabling them to have a voice in the development, delivery and equality of access to local services and facilities;(d) the promotion of high standards by service provider

Association representing Rescue Services in the South West of England

Religious activities

Provides Open Space

Provides Open Space

Support for young people who wish to travel to Germany

Charitable Activites

Support Teaching Staff

Recovery Services

To provide recreational facilities in the form of wheelchair dancing throughout Britiain.To encourage co-operation between member clubs and to promote wheelchair dancing in all its form for people who are wheelchair users.To publish information about wheelchair dancing.To offer advice and help to member clubs.To raise funds, receive subscription and donations.No trading activities.

The Trustees do not wish to receive national charitable appeals, preferring to be more specific in the choice of projects for support.