Charities In North Somerset

Grants to support Ministers in training, financial support of ministers in need, other financial support to those within the Baptist denominational family.

The care of all who give their time as vergers and other volunteers within the Church of England.

We hold an annual Dairy Festival on Weston super Mare beach lawns to educate and encourage families and holiday makers to learn about agriculture and all trades connected to it

Fund raising and donation of funds for the advancement of the education of the pupils in Claremont School.Enable access to therapeutic treatment, exercise and improved wellbeing for disabled children and young adults, by providing and maintaining a hydrotherapy pool. The pool will benefit the children of Claremont Secondary School and disabled children / young adults in the Bristol area.

The trust operates in the South West of England and provides spiritual support to the The Buddhist community via religious festivals and events held throughout the year and the provision of a permanent home or temple with resident monks where spiritual support can be provided.

Housing and Support for 16-25 year olds and Youth work, we run 6 clubs over 4 days catering for young people aged 8 to 19

Small monetary gifts to local people in need

We will look to raise money for cancer oriented charities primarily in the South West of England. We will look to support whole projects as opposed to granting money to a wider project, such that we will be able to clearly state that it was money from BlobbysHelp that funded the equipment or service.

The charity is the incorporated body of the Diocese Board of Education. The DBE Trust act as a member for all Church Schools within the Diocese of Bath & Wells, that have converted to Academies. The objects of the charity are to advance for the public benefit education in the Diocese of Bath & Wells. Establishing and maintaining Academies under the Diocesan Board of Education.

Public building used for meetings, education and for the benefit of the residents of the town of Clevedon.

Provision of play area and play equipment

To help St Johns Church Kenn

Provides a building for the whole community to use; youth clubs and youth initiatives, mums & babies clubs, senior citizens drop-in/caf+® - along with bookings for birthdays and events etc.

Providing free yoga sessions to people suffering from poor mental health

Annual Christmas distribution of vouchers redeemable at village shops

Creating inclusive and accessible traffic-free multi-user rights of way for pedestrians, cyclists, mobility aid users andequestrians, primarily (though not solely) by transforming the disused Somerset & Dorset railway. Wewill also create link routes to other similar projects to create a strategic network of multi-user activetravel routes.

The funding for the provision of War Memorials in the Parish of Long Ashton, together with the maintenance of the Memorials

The Play Forum promotes play throughout North Somerset; provides free, fully accessible play opportunities for children and families in their local communities; and actively supports and promotes equality of opportunity and social inclusion.

Making Grants for Christian church use

General charitable activities

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

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

There is enormous pressure to turn Bristol into a high rise city. This is already proving highly damaging to a traditionally mid-rise and historic city. We take on the responsibility to explain, to a public which is not very familiar with urbanism and planning, why it is important to restrain the developers, and to choose beauty over ugliness, sustainable development over short-term profit.

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

The relief of any financially needy clergy and their families (or former) licensed or with PTO (permission to officiate) from the Bishop of Bath and Wells within the Church of England ,Archdeaconry of Bath, Diocese of Bath and Wells.Also any financially needy widows, widowers or partners, along with their children, of deceased clergy, who before they died were last licensed in the Area Deaneries