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We’re so proud of the work that we do. Because of you, our endowment at Quartet means we’re able to award a thousand grants every year. We have the privilege of making a difference to thousands of people in our local communities, changing lives today, tomorrow and forever. Here are some of the stories of lives we have touched through our work with donors to inspire philanthropy and on the front-line addressing social needs.
Pauls Place enhances the lives of physically disabled adults and those with cognitive and sensory impairment, supporting them to live life to the full. To support their members they set up a virtual service within 24 hours of suspending their day centre in March.
“We’re flexible so if we have an emergency we can ramp back up. We’ll respond if there’s a local lockdown or more job losses as furlough ends in October.”
We’re working from home and committed to helping during the coronavirus crisis. Whether you would like to donate to help others, or if you are a local charity, community or voluntary group in need of support, we promise that we are here for you – now and always.
A charity which supports thousands of carers in the Bath area has received a £3,000 grant from Quarter Community Foundation’s Coronavirus 2020 Response Fund.
Demand at Keynsham Food Bank has soared as the coronavirus pandemic leaves many parents struggling to feed their children.
"The Quartet funding has enabled us to create and distribute activity packs to the most vulnerable families in our local area with each pack containing a range of creative materials donated by local businesses that would otherwise have gone to landfill."
Food boxes are helping families from Hannah More Primary School in Lawrence Hill Bristol get through the coronavirus crisis.
We're here to help during the Coronavirus crisis. Whether you would like to donate to help others, or if you are a local charity, community or voluntary group that needs support then we are here for you - now and always.
Young people from inner-city Bristol enjoyed the benefits of being in nature thanks to a Black2Nature camp supported by a Quartet Community Foundation grant.