Who we work with

The City Bridge Trust makes grants of £15 million a year to charitable projects benefitting the inhabitants of Greater London.

CDF is a leading source of community development expertise and delivery. As a public body and a charity it bridges government, communities and the voluntary sector.

free@last is a small inner city charity that provides support and opportunities to the children, young people and adults of Nechells, Birmingham.

In keeping with IVAR's stated purpose to exchange knowledge and support the continued independence of the voluntary sector, we are pleased to be able to show our commitment to this by introducing using our Research Development Fund to fund innovative and experimental projects.

 The Trustees of the Lankelly Chase Foundation recognise the many challenges which face society and are committed to responding to some of them, bringing a clarity and focus to the compassion and creativity which has always marked their work.

As part of the Cabinet Office, OTS leads work across government to support the environment for a thriving third sector, enabling the sector to campaign for change, deliver public services, promote social enterprise and strengthen communities. The OTS was created at the centre of government in May 2006 in recognition of the increasingly important role the third sector plays in both society and the economy.

Tudor is an independent grant-making trust which supports organisations working across the UK. It aims to support work which addresses the social, emotional and financial needs of people at the margins of our society. It is particularly interested in helping smaller, under-resourced organisations which offer direct services and which involve the people they work with in their planning.