Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£12,092 |
20/03/2024
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This is to extend existing UKSPF Community Fund funding, as agreed with Bristol City Council.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£10,000 |
19/12/2023
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Towards staff costs equivalent to one day a week over 12 months that will develop links between organisations, and individuals and add new activities that supports the mental health and wellbeing of residents. This will include supporting people to
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Towards staff costs equivalent to one day a week over 12 months that will develop links between organisations, and individuals and add new activities that supports the mental health and wellbeing of residents. This will include supporting people to access 1 to 1 support being provided by The Richmond Fellowship and activities being run by Changes Bristol.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£3,960 |
18/07/2023
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Toward replacing the lighting in Easton Community Centre with energy-efficient LED fittings to reduce the centre's carbon emissions, save money and demonstrate best practices for visitors and building tenants.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£11,765 |
03/07/2023
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Toward a small community grant programme and for the cost of opening Easton Community Centre on Saturdays over 12 months.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£9,100 |
11/05/2023
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For a staff and board training and development programme during 2023/24 focusing on staff resilience, morale and skills development - and to refresh the strategic delivery plan ready for April 2024.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£3,000 |
02/05/2023
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Half term food and activities for over 900 children and young people at Felix Road Adventure Playground
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£2,500 |
01/12/2022
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Toward the Come Dine with Us project, which provides a fortnightly healthy and nutritious meal for 20-30 'BAME' disabled and older people in the Easton and Lawrence Hill area.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£2,505 |
15/11/2022
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To provide free fortnightly weekend art workshops for Muslim women as part of the warm hub offer at Easton Community Centre, culminating in a painted mural.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£5,000 |
15/11/2022
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Super Supper Club to deliver two community meals per week over the winter for 50-70 people.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£4,124 |
15/11/2022
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Monthly free community meal at Easton Community Centre and three half days a week tea and cake in the cafe area.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£5,000 |
10/11/2022
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Weekly 'Felix Nights' sessions for 11-16 years olds at Felix Road Adventure Playground
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Garfield Weston Foundation - Main Grants award |
£25,000 |
21/10/2022
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Support for future resilience
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£22,420 |
22/09/2022
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To open Easton Community Centre for longer hours, and to create a warm, welcoming, informative and free open access space.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£900 |
14/07/2022
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Coaching and mentoring support sessions for the CEO.
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National Lottery Heritage Fund - Grant to Eastside community trust |
£9,000 |
10/06/2022
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Felix At Fifty - a celebration of half a century of community play in the heart of Bristol
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£12,841 |
26/05/2022
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Toward activities and events that seek to build stronger communities in the Lawrence Hill and Easton wards.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust |
£3,600 |
06/05/2022
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Towards holiday activities for children aged 8-12 in Bristol
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Power to Change - Eastside Community Trust (PU) |
£8,000 |
07/02/2022
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Grant to Eastside Community Trust (PU)
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Quartet Community Foundation - Felix Road Adventure Playground |
£5,000 |
16/12/2021
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As requested by the donor towards the cost of Felix Road Adventure Playground project buying specific play equipment for disabled children.
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Co-Op Foundation - Felix Road Adventure Playground |
£10,000 |
30/10/2021
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Grant to support the group through the financial challenges brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust (A Place of Possibility) |
£1,200 |
20/09/2021
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As approved by the High Sheriff towards holiday activities for young people
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Sport England - COVID19 Return to Play |
£9,400 |
09/08/2021
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Funding under Sport England's Return to Play - Small Grants funding programme for a Revenue project titled COVID19 Return to Play. This project is a Multi Sports project, with a focus on younger beneficiaries.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Eastside Community Health |
£38,106 |
21/06/2021
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Toward work the Eastside Community Health project which seeks to build local capacity to provide community education activities that address community health issues, targeting child and adult obesity in Roma, Somali, African and Caribbean families
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Toward work the Eastside Community Health project which seeks to build local capacity to provide community education activities that address community health issues, targeting child and adult obesity in Roma, Somali, African and Caribbean families living in Lawrence Hill.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Endowment Fund 2021 |
£12,402 |
09/06/2021
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To support community events to celebrate being able to come back together after the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust (A Place of Possibility) |
£3,000 |
17/05/2021
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Towards holiday activities for 8-12 year olds during May half term
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Quartet Community Foundation - Funding out future - sustainability and growth |
£17,809 |
24/03/2021
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Towards the CEO and HR and Finance Manager posts to support a community anchor organisation build financial sustainability and resilience. Key milestones to be completed by the end of this grant: (1) Final budget published with deficit reduction
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Towards the CEO and HR and Finance Manager posts to support a community anchor organisation build financial sustainability and resilience. Key milestones to be completed by the end of this grant: (1) Final budget published with deficit reduction strategy; (2) Business Plan complete; (3) Staff restructure complete; (4) Up to 3 long term partnerships identified and work is underway exploring working arrangements; (5) Exit Strategy from Funding the Future in place
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National Lottery Community Fund - Food at Felix |
£9,800 |
19/03/2021
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The funding will be used to provide a daily hot cooked meal after school and at weekends for children and families in a diverse community in Bristol.
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Tudor Trust - Grant to Up Our Street |
£2,000 |
13/01/2021
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as an additional grant to support staff, volunteer and trustee wellbeing, to assist the organisation deliver its charitable purpose more effectively
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Co-Op Foundation - Eastside Community Trust STC Expand application |
£9,970 |
18/12/2020
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To help you build on the work and impact from Space to Connect Explore funding, aimed at providing communities with a space to connect
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Quartet Community Foundation - Making Easton Community Centre Fossil Free |
£5,000 |
04/08/2020
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Toward the cost of replacing a gas boiler in the nursery annex of Easton Community Centre with an electric boiler connected to on-site renewable energy sources.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust (A Place of Possibility) |
£3,000 |
17/07/2020
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Towards holiday activities for 8-12 year olds
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DCMS - Coronavirus Community Support Fund |
£78,000 |
25/06/2020
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"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public
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"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust (A Place of Possibility) |
£4,651 |
18/06/2020
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Toward small capital works to make the group's sites safe to reopen for vulnerable groups and a contribution to books for the mobile library for children.
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CAF - Grant to Easton and Lawrence Hill Neighbourhood Management |
£7,800 |
29/05/2020
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Grant to Easton and Lawrence Hill Neighbourhood Management to support the organisation through COVID19
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Quartet Community Foundation - Endowment Fund 2020/21 |
£10,422 |
28/05/2020
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To extend the group's community hub and food bank during the pandemic.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Grant to Eastside Community Trust (A Place of Possibility) |
£4,950 |
07/04/2020
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To respond to the crisis caused by the impact of Covid-19 by acting as a community hub for Easton and Lawrence Hill.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Easton and Lawrence Hill Transformation Project |
£25,000 |
27/01/2020
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To plan and complete a merger of Up Our Street, Easton Community Centre and Felix Adventure Playground by March 2020 and to successfully launch the new organisation.
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Quartet Community Foundation - eddie nuttall |
£10,000 |
15/01/2020
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To offer additional support to disadvantaged children aged 8-14 in central Bristol through targeted intervention by a part time play worker working out of St Pauls and Felix road adventure playground.
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Co-Op Foundation - Felix Road Adventure Playground Association - 2019 |
£25,000 |
25/10/2019
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Supporting build costs of a community nursery which will generate sustainable income for an adventure playground and community space benefiting children and families.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Eaton Community Centre |
£5,000 |
08/10/2019
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Easton Community Centre in order to continue to offer its vital services in support of the local community of Easton and surrounding areas.
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Co-Op Foundation - STC Explore |
£9,989 |
03/10/2019
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Creative engagement methods will be used to map the needs of local, diverse communities in Bristol. This will increase the benefit provided by two much loved community spaces, ensuring they are sustainable for future generations.
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Tudor Trust - Grant to Up Our Street |
£60,000 |
12/08/2019
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over two years towards key salaries at Felix Road adventure playground and community kitchen in Easton, Bristol
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Quartet Community Foundation - Easton and Lawrence Hill Transformation Project |
£25,000 |
31/07/2019
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To support the merger of three East Bristol based groups, Up Our Street, Felix Road Playground and Easton Community Centre.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Endowment Fund |
£11,434 |
04/06/2019
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To enable Up Our Street to deliver the 2019-20 small community grants programme as part of the legacy of Community at Heart.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Everyone?s Easton ? connection, care, community |
£94,706 |
28/02/2019
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This funding will allow the project to increase the number of residents they work with. The project helps local people make a difference in several inner city wards of Bristol, through place-based community engagement, research and communications
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This funding will allow the project to increase the number of residents they work with. The project helps local people make a difference in several inner city wards of Bristol, through place-based community engagement, research and communications programmes. They deliver free community events including community meals, social action events (e.g. litter picks, gardening days), coffee mornings and 'block parties', which provide opportunities for people to meet and build connections.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Collaboration - Up Our Street, Easton Community Centre, Felix Road Adventure Playground |
£15,000 |
22/01/2019
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For Easton and Lawrence Hill Neighbourhood Management, Felix Road Adventure Playground and Easton Community Centre to work together to develop a new model of collaboration, creating a sustainable community enterprise.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Collaboration exploration - Up Our Street, Easton Community Centre, Felix Road Adventure Playground |
£4,980 |
21/06/2018
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For the exploration of collaborative work between East Bristol based groups Up Our Street, Easton Community Centre and Felix Road Adventure Playground
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Quartet Community Foundation - Endowment Fund 2018 |
£11,000 |
20/06/2018
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Toward the charities small grants programme which aims to improve employment and personal skills of residents in the Barton Hill, Dings, Newtown, Redfield and Lawrence Hill areas.
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National Lottery Community Fund - Raising Active Citizens |
£9,990 |
28/02/2018
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The funding will be used by an organisation that aims to give children and their parents a voice in their community, increase their capacity for action and provide the skills and inspiration to create change. The project will include coffee
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The funding will be used by an organisation that aims to give children and their parents a voice in their community, increase their capacity for action and provide the skills and inspiration to create change. The project will include coffee mornings, neighbourhood conversations at the local playground, gardening clubs, and a litter picking group.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Endowment Fund |
£11,100 |
18/05/2017
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To fund the 2017 round of the Endowment Fund grant which is for the residents of Barton Hill, The Dings, Newtown and parts of Lawrence Hill and Redfield.
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Quartet Community Foundation - Endowment Fund 2016 |
£8,960 |
23/05/2016
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To fund the 2016 round of the group's small grant programme which is for the residents of Barton Hill, The Dings, Newtown and parts of Lawrence Hill and Redfield.
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