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Helping a care worker avoid homelessness
Our grants make a real difference to the lives of local people such as the Bristol care worker who CHAS Bristol helped avoid homelessness.
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Making a difference in lockdown
"Last week I was privileged to sign off 26 grants totalling over £430,000. This is the largest weekly total in our 33 year history" says our Interim CEO Ronnie Brown.
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We welcome two new colleagues
Leiza and Emily will boost our team's capacity to respond to the Covid response and recovery.
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New leadership appointment at your local community foundation
Suzanne Rolt joins with over a decade of experience in charity leadership, having led St George’s Bristol as Director and CEO since 2006.
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Catch up with our Annual Event 2020
It was lovely to see more than 80 of our supporters at our first virtual Annual Event on the eve of the latest lockdown on 4 November. Missed the event? You can still catch up on what happened.
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You did it! Lasting Legacy Match raises £2m in match funding
When we launched the Lasting Legacy Match in April 2019 we thought it may take two to three years to raise the £2m. But the match fund proved so popular that the target has now been hit.
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Join our Surviving Winter appeal to help support vulnerable older people
Sadly in our area hundreds of people die unnecessarily each winter - mostly people aged 65+. With your help we can help elderly people stay warm and well.
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Coronavirus support reaching people in need
Quartet Community Foundation has revealed that the charity has now distributed over £1.85 million in Covid related funding to local charitable organisations to help them through the coronavirus crisis.
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Young people benefit from extraordinary gift
The High Sheriff’s Fund for young people, BYCA, is reaching small local youth organisations in key parts of Bristol thanks to a sizeable donation.