Find non profit organisations in Bristol. Listings include Connection & Co, Bristol Gallery Weekend, Compton Martin Village Hall, Barton Hill Food Club, Uncommon Folk, St Peter's Hospice Bedminster Shop.
Confidence | Creativity | Community Based at St Paul's Clifton (Bristol), One Equal Music seeks to widen access to musical opportunities, in order to improve wellbeing, foster comm...
Scout Hall with meetings rooms, kitchen, large hall and stage.
Creative Wellbeing community space 💫 Centralising marginalised voices 🌈 We specialise in Creative retreats, workshops & emotionally supportive exhibition spaces 🌱 For Marginali...
Makaani is a collective showcasing music & arts from SWANA regions (Southwest Asia & North Africa), building community through shared heritage.
BS4 is an outlet of South & East Bristol Foodbank, a Trussell Foodbank and a part of @inhopebristol
Bristol Gallery weekend 21 March - 24 March 2024 Showcasing the contemporary art scene in Bristol with a rich programme of events at a variety of art spaces, galleries, artist ru...
Compton Martin Village Hall & Field is a unique venue, available for community and private events in the Chew Valley. The Village Hall provides a social hub for our village and is...
At TRASHËGIMIA (The Albanian Heritage), we take pride in fostering a vibrant and supportive Albanian community in Bristol. Our mission is to connect, celebrate, and preserve the un...
A Bristol-based enterprise founded and run by people in recovery from addiction. Helping those in recovery gain the skills they need to move in a new direction.
The collective of freedom-seeking creative entrepreneurs carving their own path and building innovative brands, businesses and freelance ventures.
💙 Every purchase helps support free adult hospice care in and around Bristol
ALICE PROJECT is an event that aims to draw attention to discrimination that is faced by women. Through building a strong female community it has revealed what can be achieved by t...
the Youth cuisine has been set up to help the next generation fall in love with the food the eat agai
A helpful and friendy guide to using the the Internet's Social Spaces to land you the perfect job.
The Bristol group of Tools for Self Reliance is based at the Kingswood Museum in Bristol.