On April 11th, CBT relaunched its Stepping Stones Fund, an award-winning social-investment readiness grants programme delivered in partnership with UBS. The good news is that... more »
At our latest Grants meeting last week, our Committee Members agreed funding to forty organisations totalling nearly £5million. These awards brought the total awarded for... more »
Trust reaches £400m milestone for grants to London
At its latest meeting on 31 January, the City Bridge Trust committee agreed 35 grants totalling over £4.5 million, for causes including services for disabled... more »
At an event earlier today, the Trust launched a new finance scheme in partnership with UBS and Clothworkers Foundation. This scheme will provide a follow-on... more »
Providing restorative justice to victims of hate crime
Why Me? Victims for Restorative Justice, a national charity based in Southwark which supports victims of crime, has been awarded a grant of £57,000 from... more »
A Kensington and Chelsea museum helping Londoners with dementia to unlock memories has received an £80,000 cash boost. The Trust awarded the money to the... more »
New funding to mark International Day of Disabled Persons with
To mark International Day of Disabled Persons on 3rd December, City Bridge Trust in partnership with Trust for London announce grants totalling £1.3million to seven... more »
The Trust is delighted to announce that at its latest Committee Meeting on the 14th November, grants totalling over £4 million were agreed. These included... more »
Advanced campaign training for London based change-makers Applications for the Sheila McKechnie Foundation’s flagship Influencing Change programme are now open. This five-day training programme is for... more »
£500k awarded for Fifth Round of Stepping Stones Fund
Nearly half a million pounds has been awarded to support charitable organisations across the capital looking to get their foot on the ladder of the... more »
At the Trust’s recent grants committee on Friday 7th September, grants totalling over £2 million. These awards ranged from ESOL classes for refugees, support for... more »
