Last year, together
- Breakfasts served
- 312,000
- in 41 schools
- Children in our after-school clubs
- 1,850
- Active volunteers
- 620
- Of every £1 spent on programmes
- 91p
What we do
Three programmes, one goal
We work in the 41 schools with the highest free-school-meal eligibility in the city, and only where the head teacher invites us.
Breakfast clubs
A hot breakfast, every school day, for any child who wants one. No means test, no forms, no stigma.
After-school learning
Homework help, reading and a snack from 3 to 5:30 pm, run by trained volunteers alongside school staff.
Holiday hubs
Food, activities and trips through every school holiday, when the gap between children is widest.
Donate
What your gift does
Monthly gifts let us plan a whole school year. One-off gifts are just as welcome.
Breakfast
Feeds one child breakfast every school day for a month.
£6/ month
- Hot meal, every school day
- Fresh fruit
- A calm start
After school
A place in an after-school club for a month, including food.
£25/ month
- 10 hours of support a week
- Books to keep
- Snack and hot drink
Holiday hub
A full week of holiday food and activities for one child.
£120one-off
- Two meals a day
- Daily activities
- One trip
We're a registered charity, so UK taxpayers can add 25% at no cost through Gift Aid. Prefer to give another way? See the transparency page for bank details and legacy giving.
From the clubs
Stories
Why it matters
Before the breakfast club, my son was falling asleep in lessons. Now he's the first one through the school gate. I'm working two jobs and I can't tell you what it means to know he's eaten.
Danielle
Parent, Southmead
“Attendance is up, behaviour incidents before lunch are down by half. It's the cheapest intervention we've ever had.”
Ms Farooq · Head teacher
“I volunteer Tuesdays. Two hours. It's the best part of my week.”
Greg · Volunteer since 2020
“I used to go to the after-school club. Now I help run one.”
Tayo, 17 · Youth volunteer
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News
Short updates from the team. Longer reports are on the transparency page.
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Three new schools join for the autumn term
Breakfast clubs open this week at Hillfields, Barton Hill and Filwood — 240 more children a day. Thank you to the 90 monthly donors who joined over the summer and made it possible.
Summer hubs: 6 weeks, 11 sites, 38,000 meals
Our biggest summer yet. Photos and the full numbers are in the August update on the transparency page.
Annual report published
Income £1.42m, 91p in every pound on programmes, and what we're changing next year.
Read the reportWe need Tuesday and Thursday volunteers
After-school clubs in the north of the city are short of adults two afternoons a week. Two hours, training provided.
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Volunteer thank-you evening
Two hundred of you came. We ran out of cake.
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Tell us how you'd like to help and we'll send the right next step — a secure donation link, volunteer training dates or a conversation with our partnerships lead.