After one year of our new strategy, Bridging Divides, we worked with our learning partner, Renaisi, to understand how we were doing. This report maps... more »
At its recent meeting, the Committee Bridge Trust, with its committee approved 57 grants going out to the most marginalised Londoners – totalling almost £5.3m.... more »
City Bridge Trust celebrates biggest funding round ever – as £6.3m grants are awarded to Londoners in great need
At its recent grants committee, the Trust was delighted to pass through 62 grants totalling £6.3 million to those in London in direst need. Due... more »
City Bridge Trust is seeking support providers to help us deliver The Bridge Programme, our programme of Funder Plus support for our grantees which we... more »
Most Vulnerable Londoners Receive £3.4 million boost in Grants
The Trust is delighted to announce that at its latest Committee Meeting, grants totalling almost £3.4 million were agreed to organisations across London. These awards... more »
To coincide with Mental Health Awareness Week, the Trust is pleased to announce the launch of its Responding to the Resilience Risk initiative. This is... more »
Dhruv Patel, who founded the City Hindus Network, has today become the Trust’s first ever BAME Chairman. Mr Patel, an Elected Member of the City... more »
City Bridge Trust is pleased to announce its second Call For Ideas on developing the resilience of organisation’s frontline staff. This open call for proposals... more »
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 »
