
The BWCE Fund provides grants to local projects that make environmental improvements, reduce carbon emissions and tackle fuel poverty.

Philip Chapman, a financial advisor with Kellands, shares his experience of supporting clients who want to give to charity. Philip also holds a fund with Quartet, set up in memory of his late wife Alyson.

Bristol-based theatre company Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory, was established in 2004 with the aim of producing classic plays with large professional casts in an accessible and understandable way.

The Redcliffe Parish Charities was set up in 1984 to manage the many donations being made annually to St Mary Redcliffe Parish Church in Bristol, and to consolidate the gifts received previously over hundreds of years.

The Bristol Port Company is one of Quartet’s longest-standing fund holders.

Founded by England rugby star and proud Bristolian Ellis Genge, The Genge Fund is a tribute to the city that shaped him.

Be inspired by our video about long-term fund holder The Bristol Port Company and the essential funding they are providing, through Quartet, to support the vital work of Lawrence Weston Out of School Activities (LWOOSA).

A family fund helping young people through sport. Read about the inspiring story of Ruth and Arthur Whitewood and their legacy of the Whitewood Family Fund.

Harry Crook was one of Bristol’s great benefactors. Born in Bristol in 1889, in 1923 he started the Kleen-e-ze Brush Company and over many years served the city as Alderman, Sheriff of Bristol and then Lord Mayor.

We have awarded Focus Counselling a £4,445 grant to establish a fortnightly support group for women survivors of sexual violence in Bath

Fund holders joined our virtual Behind the Scenes event to learn about two key projects making a difference to local health and wellbeing.

Whether you are a professional adviser, an established charity or someone trying to develop a charitable project, a conversation with Quartet will leave you better informed and supported.