It was a very special day, marking 35 years of Quartet, and offering us all a chance to meet, chat and mingle with friends old and new.
A big thank you to Amy Kinnear of Southmead Development Trust and to George Densley from Alive Activities for sharing very personal and inspiring insights into their work – and congratulations to Alive Activities for being awarded The Penny Johnstone Prize. Thank you too to the organisations who set up tables and were on hand to provide information about their vital work: Bristol Somali Resource Centre; Empowering Futures; Full Circle; Oasis Hub Bath; and Osprey Outdoors.
If you have found yourself reflecting on the event and thinking that this is the moment to talk to us about an existing or new fund, we’d be delighted to be in touch. You can drop either me or Ronnie, our Philanthropy Director, a line at:
And if you’re able to donate to our Cost-of-Living Fund – or flag friends and colleagues to do the same – please go to: Quartetcf.org.uk/donations/
Our new Annual Report 2021/22 arrived at the office while we were all at the event (classic timing!) so we will be distributing copies soon. I hope you’ll enjoy reading it and being reminded of the extraordinary work happening across our communities to achieve deep rooted change.
Thank you again for everything you do for Quartet. And here’s to the next 35 years!
The wonderful photographs are all by Evan Dawson www.evandawson.com
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