BAMGOC is essentially a club for MG owners (although anyone with an interest in classic cars is welcome here). However, apart from our monthly meetings, Sunday Runs, weekends away and attendance at local events, we also raise some money for a nominated charity. Funds are raised at our annual Brunel Run and at various other designated events. Since 2007 we have supported the Bristol Children's Help Society and their Barton Camp facility near Winscombe. Bristol Children’s Help Society offers residential and outdoor learning experiences for children whose personal circumstances have significantly depleted their life opportunities. This could be the result of a wide variety of situations including disability, poverty, parental drug or alcohol misuse, their own status (including being in care or a carer), entering the UK as a refugee, bereavement or mental health issues. Their aim is to promote aspiration, self- determination and resilience through a range of outdoor, team building activities in a rural residential setting. Barton Camp has been in operation for nearly 140 years! The facilities there are fantastic, with indoor accommodation and a heated swimming pool. BAMGOC are proud to say that, since 2007, we have raised in the region of £28,000 for Barton Camp. If you’d like more information on this excellent cause then please go to: https://www.bartoncamp.org. Thank you for reading.

BAMGOC is essentially a club for MG owners (although anyone with an interest in classic cars is welcome here). However, apart from our monthly meetings, Sunday Runs, weekends away and attendance at local events, we also raise some money for a nominated charity. Funds are raised at our annual Brunel Run and at various other designated events. Since 2007 we have supported the Bristol Children's Help Society and their Barton Camp facility near Winscombe. Bristol Children’s Help Society offers residential and outdoor learning experiences for children whose personal circumstances have significantly depleted their life opportunities. This could be the result of a wide variety of situations including disability, poverty, parental drug or alcohol misuse, their own status (including being in care or a carer), entering the UK as a refugee, bereavement or mental health issues. Their aim is to promote aspiration, self-determination and resilience through a range of outdoor, team building activities in a rural residential setting. Barton Camp has been in operation for nearly 140 years! The facilities there are fantastic, with indoor accommodation and a heated swimming pool. BAMGOC are proud to say that, since 2007, we have raised in the region of £28,000 for Barton Camp. If you’d like more information on this excellent cause then please go to: https://www.bartoncamp.org. Thank you for reading.