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Grants tackle health inequalities in North Somerset
Before Christmas one of our largest funds, the North Somerset Community Partnership Fund (NSCP), awarded £127,500 to support health and wellbeing projects in North Somerset.
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Watch now: introduction to our new Resilience Grants
David our Programme Manager introduces our new Resilience Grants.
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OBE for our Chair Sue Mountstevens in New Year’s Honours
We're delighted to extend our warmest wishes to Sue Mountstevens who received an OBE in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours List.
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New funding to help communities celebrate Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
We're launching the new Arts Council England Let’s Create Jubilee Fund in the West of England in January 2022.
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Global goals, local action: meeting the Global Goals in the West of England
Once the domain of charities working overseas, the Global Goals are increasingly being used to show progress on local issues. Our Head of Policy outlines how we plan to use them at Quartet Community Foundation.
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We welcome a new team member
Laura Murgatroyd joined as a Philanthropy Officer earlier this month.
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Surviving Winter appeal already benefiting local people and charities
Our Surviving Winter appeal has already raised £7,500 for projects helping local people facing fuel poverty, isolation and financial pressures in winter. And those donations are already helping people.
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How we’ve missed it
Our Annual Event in November was our first large scale in person event for over 18 months. We were joined by 85 guests in the airy balcony suite at the M Shed, Bristol. We hope to see more of you soon.
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Join our Surviving Winter appeal to help support vulnerable people
We all know that winter can be a difficult time for many people, especially those who are older or vulnerable. This year is set to be even more challenging. With your support we can help older people, struggling families and vulnerable people stay warm, well and supported through winter.
