BCCF Cost of Living Campaign

“We’re motivated by the Biblical principle of ‘loving your neighbor,’ and we want to bring that to life in our daily actions,” Stewart shares. This vision has led to initiatives like the community café, Kintsugi Hope Wellbeing Groups, and a local food bank, all of which operate within the church’s space.

BCCF is launching its Winter Cost of Living Crisis campaign and is looking to provide financial grants to support a range of local projects this coming winter 2024/25.

This campaign will be wide-ranging and include support to those experiencing food and/or fuel poverty, debt, homelessness, mental health issues, or loneliness.

The deadline for the Bristol Churches City Fund: Support for Welcome Spaces 2023 Campaign has now been extended to Friday 12th January. This hopefully enables you more time to submit your applications during this busy period of the year.

BCCF is glad to announce applications for BCCF Support for Welcome Spaces 2023 Grant Applications are now open.

Thank you for helping us promote the BCCF Welcome Spaces 2023 Campaign. We’ve created a range of resources to help you help others in our city which you can download below. Download Pre Service Slides here (Keynote, Powerpoint, JPGs, PDF)

The Bristol Churches City Fund launches a new campaign to set up and fund a Welcome Hub in the city centre to welcome and support asylum-seeking families stuck in hotels.

By donating via the BCCF Child Welfare Campaign, you can help support children and young people in the Bristol area. You can help positively impact their well-being and help change their lives.

Bailey's story is one of transformation and hope, only made possible through our generous supporters. Watch his inspirational story to see what an impact the right support can make!

Every 15 minutes in the UK, a child will come into care. Many will have suffered neglect or abuse, all will have experienced trauma and loss. See how you can help right here in Bristol.

Derek Powell of Ebeneezer Church, shares with us his family story and personal invitation to help support children and young people in Bristol.

Stockwood Free Church has been partnering with Woodland Academy School, for three years. Read how they are now serving and are “at the heart of the school”

“This is about raising funds in a united and collaborative way so that we’re able to support the most vulnerable children and young people across the city”