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Quartet Community Foundation: grants and who they fund

Quartet Community Foundation published 2,378 grants to organisations from 2 Oct 2023 to 31 Mar 2026, worth £11.5m in total. The typical (median) grant was £3,000, and Bristol, City of was the area funded most often.

2,378grants since 2 Oct 2023
£3,000median grant
£11.5mtotal awarded
1,146different recipient organisations

Stated aims

What the charity says it does (Charity Commission register):

Quartet Community Foundation manages and distributes charitable funds to meet local needs on behalf of individuals, companies, families and other organisations, working across Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire to connect local causes and charities with donors.

Charitable objects (governing document):

A) the promotion of any charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in the sub-region comprising the area in and around the city of bristol (the area of benefit) and in particular, the advancement of education, the protection of good health, both mental and physical, the relief of poverty and sickness and the provision and equipment in the interests of social welfare and for the public benefit of facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life of persons for whom the facilities are primarily intended and conservation of the environment for the benefit of the public; …

Where it operates (Charity Commission register):

  • North Somerset
  • Bath And North East Somerset
  • South Gloucestershire
  • Bristol City

Grant sizes

Grants to organisations from 2 Oct 2023 to 31 Mar 2026. Smallest £0, largest £218k, average £4,847.

Grant sizeGrantsShare
Under £1,00049621%
£1,000 to £4,9991,05945%
£5,000 to £9,99960525%
£10,000 to £49,9991928%
£50,000 to £99,999221%
£100,000 to £249,99940%
YearGrantsTotal
2026167£740k
2025970£4.7m
2024998£4.7m
2023243£1.4m

Grant programmes

Programmes named most often in the published grants.

ProgrammeGrantsMedian grant
Donor Directed702£556
Express Grant547£5,000
Donor Advised Grant130£2,975
Catalyst Grant119£5,000
Stoke Park Friends' Fund Grant94£2,160
Resilience Grant72£9,886
North Somerset Community Partnership Fund Grant68£10k
Wessex Water Community Fund64£4,000

Example recipients

Registered organisations that received grants, largest first. Organisations only: grants to individuals are never shown.

OrganisationGrantsTotalLatest
UK Youth6£236k16 Sept 2024
Black South West Network1£218k25 Mar 2025
London Community Foundation3£193k12 Jun 2025
Community Foundation for Northern Ireland2£189k12 Jun 2025
Arnos Vale Cemetery Trust4£170k9 May 2025
Hawkspring6£104k18 Dec 2025
South Bristol Youth8£103k12 Dec 2025
Voluntary Action North Somerset9£102k7 Jul 2025
Learning Partnership West CIC7£97k10 Jul 2025
Bath & District Citizens Advice3£95k11 Jun 2025
Youth Moves12£89k23 Feb 2026
Southmead Development Trust10£86k27 Jan 2026
Caring in Bristol14£82k11 Dec 2025
St Pauls Advice Centre Association6£76k26 Sept 2025
Hartcliffe & Withywood Community Partnership6£75k10 Jul 2025

Areas funded

Beneficiary locations given in the grant data, by number of grants.

AreaGrants
Bristol, City of374
North Somerset48
Bristol 054D39
Bristol 056C36
Bristol 056A29
Bristol 014A29
Bristol 055A26
Bristol 044A25
Bristol 055B24
Bristol 023G22

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Source: grants data published by Quartet Community Foundation through 360Giving (GrantNav data, fetched 23 Oct 2026), licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Figures are our own summary of that data: 2,378 grants to organisations awarded 2 Oct 2023 to 31 Mar 2026 (from the most recent records published). Stated aims, charity number and areas of operation are from the Charity Commission register.

Licence: Contains public sector information from the Charity Commission for England and Wales, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Open Government Licence v3.0. Grants data from Quartet Community Foundation, CC BY 4.0.

Last updated: 23 October 2026. Information only, not funding advice; check the funder's own guidance before applying. Brightbench is not connected to Quartet Community Foundation.