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Working together to support local people
The West of England has a vibrant community and voluntary sector. We’re so pleased that last month we could award grants worth over £420,000 to 46 groups to support their great work.
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Join us as a Finance Officer
With strong finance administration skills, including advanced spreadsheet experience, you will play an important role within the finance department supporting our core philanthropy work.
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Join us as a Philanthropy Officer
Do you have a strong committment to the values of a community foundation, have experience of community philanthropy and grant-making? If so we would like to hear from you.
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Increasing our grant-making to meet growing demand
Last month we awarded 100+ grants to support activities ranging from baby groups to dementia activities, and counselling services to new wildlife ponds.
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Launch of our new Covid impact report: A year like no other
We’re delighted to share our new Covid impact report. It reveals how we responded to the Covid crisis, distributing a record £5.2 million between April 2020 and March 2021.
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Join Quartet – Voluntary positions available
We have a number of 'voluntary' opportunities available to join Quartet to help shape our future plans.
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Sterling work as youngsters tackle sporting goals
"Stats tell us 84% of disabled children in the UK can’t access regular leisure facilities and we’re privileged through your support to make a positive impact."
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Over £1.19m in grants last month
The money will help people with mental health issues, children, disabled people and many more. Eastside Community Trust, pictured here, benefited from a Catalyst grant.
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OBE for Sue Turner, our former CEO
Quartet Community Foundation is delighted to extend its warmest wishes to Sue Turner, who was awarded an OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List on Saturday. The honour recognises Sue’s commitment to social justice.
