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Donate

We The Curious is about the WE. 'We' should be everyone – whether in our venue, out and about, or online. Help us include everyone by donating today.


 

We need your support

Every year thousands of people are inspired by a visit to We The Curious (charity number: 1049954). 

Since we receive no direct central government funding, we rely on the ongoing support from you - our visitors, members, grant-makers, corporate supporters and volunteers.

The next time you're buying tickets or membership, please opt into Gift Aid. The government gives us an extra 25p for every £1 donated to us in this way - this makes a massive difference to us.

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You can help by donating

Help us share creative learning experiences with more schools and communities across Bristol

Donate through Just Giving More about Gift Aid

Your support helps us to...

  • Provide discounted access to We The Curious for local schools who wouldn't normally be able to visit
  • Deliver free community events and activities in our venue and across Bristol
  • Support 100+ volunteers and provide inclusive work experience and career programs
  • Decarbonise by 2030 and lead environmental initiatives in our city and sector
  • Provide free membership for community groups and local charities
  • Hold special events for communities with limited access to cultural and science activities

 

Impact stories

Your support makes such a difference - thank you.
More about our impact
A cheerful group of children in school uniform in front of a bright colourful mural on a brick wall. They're all smiling, with arms in the air and some mid-jump

Hannah More Primary School seagulls

We The Curious is helping to change attitudes to the thousands of seagulls in the city through a unique project co-created with east Bristol schoolchildren at Hannah More Primary School.

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Refugee and asylum seeker offer

One of the many ways we Include Everyone. Find out more information about our different ticket types and free entry policies.