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A £3000 grant will let B&NES Carers’ Centre keep its support line open for longer each day and proactively contact more carers. The charity says carers often put their caring responsibilities first and, as a result, neglect their own health…

Demand at Keynsham Food Bank has soared as the coronavirus pandemic leaves many parents struggling to feed their children.

Members of the Chinese community flocked to an event about staying healthy in winter which has received a £2,000 grant from Quartet Community Foundation.

Philip Chapman and his children are pleased to announce that this month they are launching the Alyson Chapman Fund in loving memory of Alyson, amazing mother to Chloe, Jess, Ellie and Harry and Philip’s wife.

Gloria Watson is an active member of the Malcolm X Elders, a group for older people living in Bristol. Most of the group share an African Caribbean background and they meet regularly to socialise, learn new skills, keep fit and…

Joan Hawkins has funded over 80 projects through the fund set up in memory of her late husband, and many more through her own fund. Her daughter, Veronica, has always been interested in the family’s charitable giving and they’ve now…

I advise clients to work with Quartet because it connects businesses directly with grass roots organisations that make a difference locally