Our funders
We couldn’t do any of it without the support of our funders.
We are grateful to our funders for the support they give us to make East Bristol a place of possibility for all. Our work is currently supported by :
The National Lottery Community Fund
The National Lottery Community Fund has supported a range of work at Eastside Community Trust through various funds.

Quartet Community Foundation
The Quartet Community Foundation have been enormously supportive during our organisational transformation and throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, supporting our Community Hub work, youth work, Food@Felix and more.

Bristol City Council
Bristol City Council provides support across our organisation. We work with them to deliver a number of community development, play, youth, citizenship and environmental projects.
Enovert Community Trust
We received £30,000 from Enovert Community Trust for improvements to accessibility, technology and environment at Easton Community Centre.
Power to change
Funding from Power to Change has supported the organisation in the upgrade of our spaces so we can rebuild after COVID-19
Garfield Weston Foundation
Support from the Weston Anniversary Fund grant is funding improvement work at Felix Road Adventure Playground.
St Monica Trust
St Monica Trust is funding our 3 year peer-to-peer project for people over the age of 55.
The Tudor Trust
The Tudor Trust grant has given us practical support with staffing costs and project work to be able to continue to support positive changes in our community.
Community Fund - Social Enterprise Support Fund
The Social Enterprise Support Fund has helped us cover the lost in traded income throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Department of Education
Eastside Community Trust has received funding to support our school holiday activity.

Avon and Somerset PCC
We received funding from the Commissioner’s Community Action Fund (CCAF) The CCAF enables communities to come together and tackle issues in their local area relating to the priorities set out in the Police Crime Plan.
Thresholds
Providing holidays and stays away from home for local children and families.

Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Supports the IBT We Are Bristol project that brings artists and citizens together to create art and find new and creative ways to explore issues in their local area and the wider city.
National Lottery's Climate Action Fund
We are a partner in the Community Climate Action project that sees six Bristol community organisations play a leading role in shaping Bristol’s transition to a low carbon and climate-resilient city.
University of Bristol
We are working with the University of Bristol, Bristol City Council and community partners on the co-production of an Integration Strategy for Bristol, and an Integration Toolkit for other UK urban contexts.

Bristol City Funds: BCH Health & Wellbeing Grant
We have received a two year grant from the Bristol Community Health – Health & Wellbeing Grant Programme towards our work to build local capacity to provide community education activities that address community health issues.
