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Annual Report 2021/22
We’re delighted to share our inspiring stories of philanthropy and transformation from the past year.
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Our Annual Celebration
Yesterday we held our Annual Celebration at M-Shed, marking 35 years of Quartet.
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Quartet launches a new Cost of Living Fund
The rising cost of living is affecting us all, but it isn’t being felt equally. Our new fund aims to address this.
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Grants available for fuel poverty and carbon emissions reduction projects in Bath and surrounding areas.
Local projects cutting carbon or tackling fuel poverty while improving our local environment can now apply to the Bath and West Community Energy (BWCE) Fund grant programme. This popular grant programme is back for a tenth year, thanks to funding…
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Report and Accounts 2021
Trustee Report and Accounts for the year ending 31 March 2021
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Vital Signs 2022
The Vital Signs 2022 Report ‘Philanthropy in the West of England’ celebrates the value of philanthropy and calls for us to give local and give better. Through a range of Vital Statistics and case studies, the report explores the state…
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Philanthropy reaching local groups
81 projects benefited from grants worth £418,889 through Quartet Community Foundation in May 2022.
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Responding to the cost of living crisis
9 out of 10 charities are concerned about the impact of rising costs on their beneficiaries, but did you know these same charities are facing a crisis of their own?
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Video: Sowing the seeds of change
You’re invited to watch our newly launched ‘Sowing the seeds of change’ video. It’s what we do – work with our communities to bring about deep rooted change.
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Quartet supports local communities to celebrate the platinum jubilee
11 local charities and community groups received £79,498 to help local communities celebrate the jubilee.
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Local insights on a national crisis
Last week fund holders at our Behind the Scenes event heard about our response to the cost of living crisis. Two grant recipients – Penny McKissock from Southside Family Project and Anna Brown from Talking Money advice service – are…
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Our first named fund – The Harry Crook Foundation
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.